DisneyJeff
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You would need rigid flexibility... or is it flexible rigidity?
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You would need rigid flexibility... or is it flexible rigidity?
Phroobar
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I would say, move.
Goingdown13
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It doesn't work that way. You cant make a building that will move with a quake but not move with a hurricane.
Goofyernmost
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In that case, the simplest procedure is to put your head between your legs and kiss your butt goodbye!
Construction staging area sound of Osceola is coming along, but no construction trailers yet.
The new storm water retention pond for DHS..
Rteetz
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Wait I thought that was cast member parking
Goofyernmost
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I think that was on the east side of World Drive. I'm thinking we are looking at the west side of World Drive. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.Wait I thought that was cast member parking
He was joking, the site which cannot be named had an article claiming that was going to be a new parking garage, but it's actually a storm water retention pond.
Yellow are looks like a new backstage building..
Monorail_Red_77
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Yes, I have seen some people that call things totally wrong. Saw someone recently call the dirt conveyor over world drive a new bridge. Pretty funny. While I guess it could be considered a bridge for dirt. I think they thought it was for cars. LOL by they way, you've seen some of their pics used on these threads too.
HauntedMansionFLA
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Thanks for all of the information on all of the different DHS threads - you make sense out of all of that stuff. A lot of great stuff coming out from DHS.
DisneyGentlemanV2.0
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For the cast of "Finding Nemo, the Musical".Wait I thought that was cast member parking
djkidkaz
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That building has gone up very fast. It has a roof and everything already. Wonder what it's for and why it would go up so quick?
Goofyernmost
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Construction sequence is based on a varying amounts of priorities. What is needed first is built first so my guess is that whatever is going to be in that building is crucial to the construction process that will follow. Not much help I realize because I don't have a clue as to what it will end up being, but, something has to be built first and apparently that location is going to be an important part of the process.
It's interesting that a back stage building went up quickly at Disneyland also.
Monorail Mike
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Agreed! There are only two possibilities for a building that would be critical for the construction process.
It's either a Starbucks or a Dunkin' Donuts!
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Goofyernmost
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Hadn't thought of that, but good point. Maybe a MickeyD extra location.
stichrules
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its probably because it is a very simple building that does not require any specially made parts as the coaster will require. It can be done now while they area waiting for the specialty parts to arrive. Its just that it can be done now without really waiting for anything.
Sorry to dissappoint but this is a golf cart service garage.
Seriously.