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Annual monorail emergency drill tomorrow
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bethymouse
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They're allowing people to "co-pilot " again? I thought they'd stopped that after the accident.
bethymouse
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Thanks for the articles, especially the one from the 80's. I didn't remember that!
lego606
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I don't think they are yetThey're allowing people to "co-pilot " again? I thought they'd stopped that after the accident.
Eeyore13
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As of mid-January they were not
asianway
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This thread is years old...They're allowing people to "co-pilot " again? I thought they'd stopped that after the accident.
Tom
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They're allowing people to "co-pilot " again? I thought they'd stopped that after the accident.
LOL
Figments Friend
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Monorail threads rule!
Monorail threads rule!
Tom
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No matter how old they are, the content is timeless....
Genie of the Lamp
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How's a Monorail Emergency drill excuted is the question I have? I have no knowledge in this area so that's why I'm asking. Want to know how it varies from let's say a bus evacuating drill that elementary and secondary students execute when performed.
Tom
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Well, I don't imagine they would actually make guests climb out of a monorail when there really isn't an emergency. So unless they tow a monorail back to the station as part of the exercise, my assumption is that this is done with no guests on board....or it's minor enough that guests aren't impacted too much.
Hoop Raeb
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Here's an old training vid on YT:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB1NDnMTYkE
Oh and I hate when old threads are bumped but it got me a couple "likes" so bump away. Ha!
bethymouse
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Oops.
Sorry.
My bad ( as my students would say).
Sorry.
My bad ( as my students would say).
Monorail_Red
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In more recent times, these drills consisted of plain-clothed Monorail CMs playing the role of guests. To my knowledge, last time they did this, it was a train-to-train evacuation on the Epcot beamway. Any other type of evacuation (like what they had to do in 2009 when they lost power and had to take guests out via bucket trucks) is solely handled by Reedy Creek and other officials. Aside from all that, part of Pilot training includes setting up the latter in the cab and opening the emergency hatch. Here is a pic of them testing the mobile platform with Monorail Black:
