DreamfinderGuy
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For what? Spare parts for when Godzilla breaks some beams in the East building? They're ripping stuff up and putting it in dumpsters, the only thing it'll be recycled for is maybe a raccoon's home in a landfill.
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Things are moving quite fast now the roof is coming down.
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EPCOT Innoventions West demolition - February 9 2021
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lazyboy97o
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Other things no different than when you put a glass or plastic bottle into the recycling bin. Steel in particular can easily be recycled and most “new” steel today has a high percentage of recycled content in it. Other materials are not as easily remade like steel but can still be put to new uses.
Wouldn't a traditional demo have a parade of heavy and giant trucks going to and from the demo site?
How much could they do at night? What kind of damage would such trucks do to the walkways?
Given those restrictions, I don't think it's taking too long.
How much could they do at night? What kind of damage would such trucks do to the walkways?
Given those restrictions, I don't think it's taking too long.
Surferboy567
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Haven’t they already ripped up the walkways?
Pedestrian walkways surround the demo site.
Surferboy567
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I thought you were referring to the ones inside the demo site.
Surferboy567
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I still think, even if the building is being recycled it’s a extremely poor reason for it to be still standing. How long have they been doing this? I know it was going on during my trip a year ago. So, it’s at least a year old. Disney is more then capable of demo’ing a building.
Of course, I am not in construction but the point still stands.
Of course, I am not in construction but the point still stands.
castlecake2.0
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edit: i was late to the party lol
I think it’s partly due to the fact,as far as I’m aware, that they’re trying to recycle/divert as much as they can from going to landfill. That process takes longer than the traditional bulldoze.
FigmentFan82
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well WDW's classification of an attraction includes:
Cinderella Castle
Discovery Island Trails
American Heritage Gallery
Bijutsu-kan Gallery
House of Whispering Willows
Kidcot Fun Stops
Marketplace Fun Fountains
Mexico Folk Art Gallery
Stave Church Gallery
Tree of Life
and many other "walk around and look" style destinations
So seems like "attraction" is liberally used in theme park vernacular and will include Journey of Water (in spite of how much of a disappointment many believe it will be"
To agree with that is to sink to that pitiful level.
Hey, I'm looking forward to it! Attraction, not an attraction - something new, something pretty, learn a little, I'll take it.
DCLcruiser
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I rest my case.
UNCgolf
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The Discovery Island Trails are a legitimate attraction -- lots of animals there. The galleries could be attractions if they were updated regularly.
Regardless, Disney lists a lot of ridiculous things as attractions.
FigmentFan82
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Attraction
Definition:
a place which draws visitors by providing something of interest or pleasure.
Definition:
a place which draws visitors by providing something of interest or pleasure.
DCLcruiser
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It is official; Moana is NOT an attraction as it is neither interesting nor pleasing.
FigmentFan82
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lol, your mileage may vary