Whatever the case of the decline of the monorails, the Engineering exec in charge of all WDW maintenance including monorails upkeep was promoted to be the new WDW President a few years ago .
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News DeSantis moves to bring state safety oversight of the Walt Disney World Monorail including suspending the service for inspections
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Well that doesn't bode well.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Just be straight with what you're trying to tell me...may make things a bit easier...
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Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Oh, so you truly are attacking their character and honesty...harsh..
Nope. Just demonstrating a lack of faith in a system that's been acting in bad faith.
Disstevefan1
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Keeping the monorails running safely 20 years beyond their lifespan was a job well done.
Andrew C
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I agree they have done a good job, overall.
Andrew C
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Everything the new board is going to do will be considered as retaliation by the majority here...because it is pretty much always going to be connected back to the original decision from the gov and legislature to end the RCID...I 100% get that. How can you separate the two, at least at this point?
Can we please cease the bashing of state employees? As a retired one, I'm tired of seeing people pointing the finger at my fellow employees who do their jobs competently, to the best they can, with exasperating and confusing regulations, laws and policies not written BY them but which they have to enact and end up getting the blame for.
Rant over
Rant over
Not to mention his statements that he was going to send the full regulatory might of Florida against Disney.
DisneyCane
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They would just run busses. Disney isn't going to make guests (most of whom are from out of state) have a miserable experience just to make a point.
That's par for the course of WDW quality.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Just don't shut down the boats, and I will be happy.
Exactly.
When the monorails have been down, Disney has had both Disney busses and hired tour busses running loops between the TTC and MK.
lazyboy97o
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βLifespanβ is not some hard rule as it is always presented. The Disneyland monorails have not been 100% replaced since the 60s. The Walt Disney World Railroad locomotives are a century old.
lazyboy97o
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This is not being done by the new board. It is being done by the legislature at the request of the governor. Itβs being considered retaliation because the governor gave a speech last week at Walt Disney World saying as much.
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Maybe it's just me, but I feel Disney is getting stale...or too big for its britches. Some headaches for them might not actually be a bad thing, if it leads to improvements overall. So far, I don't see anything catastrophic that has actually happened. So until something horrible happens as a result of this, I'm not going to go into panic or petty mode. Just let it run its course. A sit-down meeting between Iger and DeSantis will probably solve everything for both sides. It's the best optics for both sides.
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