DHS Aerial View

jt04

Well-Known Member
Since it's the same ride the pool will be the same depth in both locations, the only question is, at DHS, how much of it will be below the current grade and how much will have to be built up above it.

Ummm....??????

The garage is a good question. There isn't a whole lot of room between the coaster and the garage to build something. I wonder if they might cover the end of the garage and paint a large mural on it, and then maybe some trees in between to soften the appearance.

They could put HD screens in the gaps between floors and paint it like a giant crate. Then fill it with pretty much anything. Toys, rabbits, iguanas....

Edit: Just thought of this. Make it a vegetable crate w/occasional rat scurrying through. Convert the first floor to a queue for the Ratatouille IP. Either m&g or the Paris ride.

Mike drop.
 
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danlb_2000

Premium Member
Original Poster
They could put HD screens in the gaps between floors and paint it like a giant crate. Then fill it with pretty much anything. Toys, rabbits, iguanas....

Edit: Just thought of this. Make it a vegetable crate w/occasional rat scurrying through. Convert the first floor to a queue for the Ratatouille IP. Either m&g or the Paris ride.

Mike drop.

Are you off your meds again? ;)
 

SYRIK2000

Well-Known Member
They could put HD screens in the gaps between floors and paint it like a giant crate. Then fill it with pretty much anything. Toys, rabbits, iguanas....

Edit: Just thought of this. Make it a vegetable crate w/occasional rat scurrying through. Convert the first floor to a queue for the Ratatouille IP. Either m&g or the Paris ride.

Mike drop.

LOL, apparently you live in one of the states that just legalized marijuana.
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
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jt04

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Turning that garage into a vegetable crate would be quite easy to do. But I admit some of my ideas are out there. Like putting an UP balloon on the roof.

PS- all my ideas on WDWMagic are free for the taking. Now excuse me while I get back to my drawing board.
 
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What do you think the area circled in red is? It looks like support pilings but they are odd looking and can't think of what they would support in that area. Believe that is roughly where elevated track would be.

That is Eisner's terra-cotta army that was buried during the construction of Disney-MGM Studios.

It is waiting to escort him to a better place (Universal Studios) when he dies.
 

roj2323

Well-Known Member
Those were already buried there and are being dug out and removed.
They are being carefully excavated so they can be cut to the final height to support the rollercoaster footings. If you look a a big view of the photo it's pretty easy to see that they were being very careful when digging around them.
 

danlb_2000

Premium Member
Original Poster
They are being carefully excavated so they can be cut to the final height to support the rollercoaster footings. If you look a a big view of the photo it's pretty easy to see that they were being very careful when digging around them.

Wonder what they were originally for, it doesn't look like there was ever anything there that would have required significant footings like that.
 

J. D.

Well-Known Member
They are being carefully excavated so they can be cut to the final height to support the rollercoaster footings. If you look a a big view of the photo it's pretty easy to see that they were being very careful when digging around them.
I like the view from the parking garage better. ;)
 
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mikeh

Well-Known Member
Wonder what they were originally for, it doesn't look like there was ever anything there that would have required significant footings like that.

That area was where the planes on the Backlot Tour were located. I don't think they would require those footings, but that's the area.
 

danlb_2000

Premium Member
Original Poster
Yeah, the water tower was probably 100 ft from this location

Yeah, this is where it's roughly at. Maybe there were plans for something more substantial in that area that eventually changed.

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