Rumor Big Thunder Mountain to receive full retrack

[arich35]

I don’t imagine BTMRR would need to wait for Cars. Last I’d heard, BTMRR closes in January 2025.

I hope that is true. That is something I said seemed pretty obvious a couple months backed so hopefully it is not closed down for 2 straight holiday seasons

 

[bwr827]

So will this corner of the park basically turn into a dead end at splash?

If btmrr goes down for 2yrs… and disney guts the river area to begin on cars… do they really wait until btmrr returns? The timelines are intriguing

Wait for what before BTMRR returns?

Do you mean the river and island project? Hopefully that will start as soon as possible — maybe January alongside big thunder.

 

[ToTBellHop]

I hope that is true. That is something I said seemed pretty obvious a couple months backed so hopefully it is not closed down for 2 straight holiday seasons

I imagine that decision will depend partially on December bookings. If the parks will be dead, they have no reason to wait.

 

[bwr827]

I imagine that decision will depend partially on December bookings. If the parks will be dead, they have no reason to wait.

They’ll keep it open for the parties and then Xmas/NYE.

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

I don’t imagine BTMRR would need to wait for Cars. Last I’d heard, BTMRR closes in January 2025. I suppose that could move up to November 2024 if they want.

Do you know when in January? We’re there Jan 3-9 and I’d hate to miss it.

 

[ToTBellHop]

Do you know when in January? We’re there Jan 3-9 and I’d hate to miss it.

Very soon after the first of the year. I presume it will be closed for you. Maybe you get it for a day or two?

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

Very soon after the first of the year. I presume it will be closed for you. Maybe you get it for a day or two?

Fingers crossed they hold out just a bit

 

[GhostHost1000]

Maybe they can fix Tiana and have it open on time and keep it running all day before they close down another major attraction.

Ah well it’s a good thought anyways

 

[DisDude33]

Do you know when in January? We’re there Jan 3-9 and I’d hate to miss it.

My guess would be that it happens while you’re there. Likely 6th or 7th

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

My guess would be that it happens while you’re there. Likely 6th or 7th

I can work with that

 

[arich35]

I imagine that decision will depend partially on December bookings. If the parks will be dead, they have no reason to wait.

The week we are going, 10th-17th every DVC room is booked so at least on that side it is busy

 

[SomeInternetGuy]

A permit for the refurb was filed last week with the FDEP. Construction period seems to extend all the way to the end of 2025. Normally a permit like this wouldn’t be required for a refurbishment, but it seems this project will involve around 4.9 acres of land disturbance. Will be interesting to see when this is announced and the actual length of the closure.

 

[Rhinocerous]

A permit for the refurb was filed last week with the FDEP. Construction period seems to extend all the way to the end of 2025. Normally a permit like this wouldn’t be required for a refurbishment, but it seems this project will involve around 4.9 acres of land disturbance. Will be interesting to see when this is announced and the actual length of the closure.

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Typical cheap Disney. Shaving off a tenth of an acre just to save on the permitting fee. OPEN THE CHECKBOOK, BOB!

 

[Chip Chipperson]

A permit for the refurb was filed last week with the FDEP. Construction period seems to extend all the way to the end of 2025. Normally a permit like this wouldn’t be required for a refurbishment, but it seems this project will involve around 4.9 acres of land disturbance. Will be interesting to see when this is announced and the actual length of the closure.

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One small correction: technically, the permit states that the construction will disrupt between 1 and 4.99 acres of land, which qualifies it as "small construction" instead of "large construction" (5 acres or more), so we don't know that 5his project will involve 4.9 acres, just that it will involve at least 1 acre and less than 5.

 

[SomeInternetGuy]

Section B just below that checkbox lists the acerage of disturbance.

 

[Chip Chipperson]

Section B just below that checkbox lists the acerage of disturbance.

Whoops! My apologies. Take it from me, kids - don't post here while working!

 

[ToTBellHop]

That extra tenth of an acre would’ve been a permanent Tiana’s Beignet Co-Op but her beignets just aren’t that good so it’s unnecessary.

 

[Sneaky]

That extra tenth of an acre would’ve been a permanent Tiana’s Beignet Co-Op but her beignets just aren’t that good so it’s unnecessary.

I kinda get the feeling we were supposed to get more Tiana stuff in Frontierland but be we didn’t. Maybe we get bear resturaunt?

 

[Ayla]

One small correction: technically, the permit states that the construction will disrupt between 1 and 4.99 acres of land, which qualifies it as "small construction" instead of "large construction" (5 acres or more), so we don't know that 5his project will involve 4.9 acres, just that it will involve at least 1 acre and less than 5.

The permit states it will be 4.9 acres in the B slot.

Sorry, I got a phone in the middle of typing this! I see you corrected yourself.

 

[Squishy]

One small correction: technically, the permit states that the construction will disrupt between 1 and 4.99 acres of land, which qualifies it as "small construction" instead of "large construction" (5 acres or more), so we don't know that 5his project will involve 4.9 acres, just that it will involve at least 1 acre and less than 5.

They couldn't put 5 acres because then it's $150 extra and Mr Iger cant afford that type of spending at a time when attendance is low.