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Adventureland Veranda - Skipper Canteen restaurant
- Thread starter danlb_2000
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mrsWarren14
New Member
ME TOO! As I will be there during that time as well!!
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
Another update from Miceage:
note2001
Well-Known Member
If I understand correctly, this addition does not effect the actual kitchen? If so, as soon as the roof is on they can work on the interior for the dining area and get it up and running. They have 7 work weeks until the first full week in of December ... seems feasible.
ToTBellHop
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They've already started work on the interior. The addition contains privies.
Freedom translation: Restrooms
Yeah, there is no way this would be open by December if they had waited until the addition was closed in before they started the rest of the interior work.
build_it
Well-Known Member
That would make sense. The real structure of the roof is done - i.e. the concrete pour. Everything we are seeing now is really decoration. Could easily be finishing all the interior things whether or not we are seeing the progress on the outside. That also seems consistent with several of the buildings they have completed at Disney Springs lately, the outside was the last thing to be completed.
Jon81uk
Well-Known Member
Potentially (although it is poor guest show at a table service place) they could open without toilets and then finish off the final plumbing if needed. Its not like there isn't other toilets in the MK. As long as the kitchen and guest areas are ready, small details like toilets are secondary.
xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
Take it easy Harry Potter. This is America.
yedliW
Well-Known Member
At least he didn't call it a water closet..
Jon81uk
Well-Known Member
Well it isn't a bathroom either though, you can't take a bath in there. and who goes into a toilet for a rest? They aren't really restrooms either.
They are when you're stuck next to a table of screaming kids
note2001
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From 9th grade french: Seems the French might have the best name for it: la salle de bains (literal translation: the room of sinks)
Wildflower
Well-Known Member
True! I'd imagine depends on how the law interprets the last part of this clause of FL statutes regarding food service establishments (and why they're adding them aside from the guest experience angle?): "(b) Within a theme park or entertainment complex as defined in s. 509.013(9), the bathrooms are not required to be in the same building as the public food service establishment, so long as they are reasonably accessible." Closest would be next to Sunglass Hut, right? @PhotoDave219 might be better equipped to answer there...
roj2323
Well-Known Member
It depends on how complicated the build out is. If it's not terribly complicated It can be open by mid December. I've done remodeling all my life and I've seen projects started and completed in less time than what they have. Actually I've seen entire houses go up in less than 2 weeks. All it takes is man power, supplies that show up on time and lots of money.
There's quite a bit of detail going into the interior.
I'd imagine just a step below a Trader Sams or Jock Lindseys?