I think the fencing is far more interesting than the gates. Gates alone could be considered a precaution. Fencing indicates...more
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I think the fencing is far more interesting than the gates. Gates alone could be considered a precaution. Fencing indicates...more
danlb_2000
Premium Member
If it was a more substantial fence I would agree, but this is more of a "warning" fence then anything else.
I clearly need to brush up on my fencing types
It is all just to allow large lawn mowers into the area
How disappointing would that be
wedenterprises
Well-Known Member
If GF=Main street, Poly=Adventureland, WL=Frontierland, Cont=Tomorrowland .... then we just need a fantasyland.
Something along the lines of Hôtel Barrière le Normandy Deauville... a bit of french seaside architecture, and Bob can have his Beauty and the Beast bar and IP rooms there instead! win-win!
Basically a Magic Kingdom-y take on the Beach Club.
Something along the lines of Hôtel Barrière le Normandy Deauville... a bit of french seaside architecture, and Bob can have his Beauty and the Beast bar and IP rooms there instead! win-win!
Basically a Magic Kingdom-y take on the Beach Club.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Based on the picture it looks like it's this...
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Thanks, but don’t know him personally.
Splashin' Ryan
Well-Known Member
Geothermal does not rely on volcanos or tectonic plates. Almost any dry place on earth can have geothermal, it all depends on the depth. No matter the location, the earth's crust produces heat at a certain depth regardless of proximity to geological features. Obviously being near hot underground features would help but it's not necessary.
Regardless, geothermal in swampy Florida land probably isn't recommended anyways.
nickys
Premium Member
You also forgot Liberty Square though.
I do like your idea but I’m still going with a HM resort for the win.
wedenterprises
Well-Known Member
Oh you're right! A Liberty Square parallel would be interesting. A fishing village theme would allow them to build more on the water.
HM hotel would be hilarious
nickys
Premium Member
I can’t claim credit. Someone else posted on it earlier on.
wedenterprises
Well-Known Member
that's amazing.
maybe they'll let us camp in the TTC parking lot
nickys
Premium Member
Can’t be the Hub, there are trees in that picture.
DCLcruiser
Well-Known Member
If the land isn't great for building, why don't they just create Disney's Boat-House Villas?
Floating villas, sort of like the Poli water bungalows, but they look like boat houses. Hell, they could actually be pontoon boats with pre-fabricated hotel rooms.
Floating villas, sort of like the Poli water bungalows, but they look like boat houses. Hell, they could actually be pontoon boats with pre-fabricated hotel rooms.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
What would Reedy Creek Improvement District or Disney have to gain by deliberately lying on a state required document?
How could land be so unstable that it cannot support a piece of steel shoved into it but can support the truck loaded up with more steel, crane and pile driver that put it there?
How could land be so unstable that it cannot support a piece of steel shoved into it but can support the truck loaded up with more steel, crane and pile driver that put it there?
Supposedly friction piles driven into this section of land suffer from a condition called negative skin friction.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
That’s a result of fill on top of existing clay soil. It’s not a single pile being driven and then sucked into the void.
That is just one example. There are several conditions that can cause negative skin friction.