Stop with the black and white talk. One or the other on their own will not solve the problem, but do both, which seems like the plan, and capacity problems will be solved.I know how they can get the wait times down at toy story without wasting a building for more track! Build more new rides.
If Disney builds new rides what do people do? They flock to the park. This means more people in the park, most likely meaning they break even on capacity as a best situation, or capacity fails even more in a worst case situation.
You have the same thoughts that I did...at the exact same time!...and you have the better illustrationI can't think of any way that a "third" TSM track would work. First, the queue is in between the current loading area and Soundstage 1. Second, while the ride path has two tracks, it only has one loading and unloading zone and dispatches two vehicles at a time. A "third" track would have to be an entirely redesigned ride system. Even if they somehow did this, having one side handle 1/3rd of the capacity and the other sides take 2/3rds would be a nightmare to for traffic flow.
Another option would be to copy and paste and mirror the entire original ride track, and I highly doubt that would happen, given that, again, the queue is in between and would have to be completely reconfigured.
The reverse. Overestimate a permit.
Calm down everyone. For all we know they might be remodeling that space as a storage facility to put all the junk that they are taking out of the BLT.
I would think that a possibility if the permit didn't last 2 years.
Smokescreen! Or it could take two years to get it all moved. We know that they are never in a hurry and they might have to build the facilities as they go or it gives them plenty of time to even get it started.
