No, it doesn’t. You’d have to completely redesign the roof, run new plumbing and redo the roof in order to add draining. That was an overflow outlet meaning the likeliest issues were either the primary drain was clogged (and thus it was doing its job) or someone put the overflow collar on the wrong drain.
Alright. What state was Toy Story Land developed for? No shade at opening and a Swirling Saucers roof that can’t keep Florida rain out…
Which still puddled up in a guest walking area… you would think the dip would have been addressed before opening.
They likely already have more in order with an RMA.
Overflows are required to discharge in an area where they will be readily noticed but they shouldn’t be seeing regular use.
Tough RMAing something when you broke it. I’d imagine *IF* they’re going to fix it, they’ll try to figure out what else they broke. Which explains why you have people going through everything right now.
Or you could just pull an 2007 Iger and let it all deteriorate.
And having overflow dump right into the guest walking path was?
Industrial products are entirely different from consumer products and when you are at a certain price point, your warranty covers a lot more then you would think it would. Industrial grade products also are meant to be beaten up and are designed to take a lot more abuse, and in those cases they don’t have to account for stupidity like an average consumer product will be subjected to.
It’s also likely that they were told how to clean that specific area, but someone failed to tell the staff during that work. Happens more than you know.
You have no idea what you’re talking about. I deal with commercial electrical equipment on this scale. No company will provide warranty coverage for accidental water damage. I’ve had switch gear destroyed by accidental water damage (broken water pipe) and the customer had to deal with the replacement equipment and labor costs. Infact our warranty letter boilerplate to customers specifically singles out accidental damage as not covered.
Stylistic variations, sure…
You can get 100 artists to sing "Last Christmas" for variety. But if you had to listen to them all in a row...
It’s meant to be an area you pass through for a few minutes on the way to something else.
Uhhh... the area is now a park.
