GeoDonJac34
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Didn't feel like a ton left and more were arriving. People probably figured they were stuck there.
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Animal kingdom without power AGAIN!!!!
- Thread starter ColeTrain04
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GeoDonJac34
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In Epcot. Switch was successful. So all is okay.
Mind me asking what Multiple Experience is?
She gave me choices on rides I wanted fast passes for. I guess the rides are broken into different categories so it showed up that way.
Parker in NYC
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Yesterday, I blamed the Skyliner. Today, I blame HarmonioUS.
GimpYancIent
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Hey, spreading the wealth, I mean blame is OK.
KeithVH
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GimpYancIent
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AK losing power conjured up images of Jurassic Park losing power and the animals no longer being contained. Of course that was a Sci-Fi movie and in reality all the Disney guests are perfectly safe. Got to admit though it would be an interesting plot for a thriller / horror movie w the AK carnivores out of contain, no power and the guests unable to get out.
These?
That...would be awesome.
itsy bitsy spider
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You figure with all the solar panels they could keep the power on.
Disstevefan1
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This is all because of global warming, er, I mean, climate change, er, I mean, global climate inequity 
allknowingeye
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The power for Animal Kingdom is generated by gators in the swamp swishing their tails left to right. The gators went on strike and refused to swish and the power went out.
DBF John
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Uh uh uh! You didn't say the magic word! Uh uh uh! Uh uh uh!
EricsBiscuit
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I heard a maintenance worker heard a song by Olivia Rodrigo and fainted, falling onto the lever for the power main and cutting power to the park.
Goofyernmost
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There would have to be a better reason then that. Hydraulics still require a power source to operate the hydraulic pumps. My guess is that he answered hoping you wouldn't know that. If you could hear a diesel engine running nearby, then that might have been an emergency generator. I can't imagine them wasting available power just to run a couple of rides.
Goofyernmost
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It's not dark in the daytime it is just powerless to make it be fun. Sort of like having your heart stop I would guess. One moderate sized spark is not available.Don't joke about power outages. That's just dark humor.
EeyoreFan#24
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Don't joke about power outages. That's just dark humor.
We just need those people to see the light, then they will be back to normal. I guess it will probably take them approx.. 4-6 hours until estimated restoral.
GeoDonJac34
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It wasn't my question. Just something I overheard when she was speaking to another guest. And thank you for being so much smarter than me when it comes to everything hydraulic.
Goofyernmost
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My friend you stated that as fact and reason it was still running. You didn't once say you didn't think that was the case because of your knowledge of hydraulics. If you had I never would have posted it. I, at worse, was trying to prevent accidental mis-information. But, thanks for your snide remark.