What he meant (I think) would have been to replace the costly hydraulic doors with the standard Disney Tram doors. Seemingly would've worked, but also would've been a decent cost to do that work, just for themed trams.
Have a magical day.
For goodness sake, calm down. Look at the parking tram below...
Without the doors on the parking tram and the backlot tour tram... They're almost the same structure.
It's not rocket science. They're almost nearly identical. Sooooo.... Yea. They can easily be converted into parking trams.
It is kind of hard to believe that this is the direction they are taking. A park based on movies and how they are made, is no longer going with that theming. I realize it has been that way for a while, but hard to believe. Luckily, we will still have Old Hollywood when you first walk in the park.
Hollywood still has to be a major theme, but the studios concept should have gone long ago. I'm happy with that change as the cheapest looking parts of the park tend to carry that theme. Hopefully this will lead to areas that match the quality of Sunset Blvd.
The problem is that those things had a gazillion miles on them. I'm sure they outlived their expectancy.
If I remember correctly they were also wider then the parking lot trams, but, even if not Disney can afford to buy new ones not use old junk.
How about a prison tram for unruly guests?
And wider trams mean more people to get on and not have to wait for the next one! Great pointers, sir! 
Great picture. It will be a nice staging area. In regards to the TSL project, will parts be prefabricated off site like they are doing with the Avatar project. The land could come together hopefully quicker than usual.
