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Disneyland Maintenance Reporting Thread
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I bet WDW has alot more problems due to all the rain and humidity. I worked at the Kennedy Space Center on and off for years and it seemed everything there rusted badly, even the Hilton. As I think about it, it's probably more the salt air combined with all the rain and humidity that made it so bad along the ocean. Still, Anaheim has such dry air and so little rain, I bet their battles with things like wood rot are much easier than WDW's.Someone created a WDW Maintenance thread after this one was created. DLR issues should be distinguished from WDW’s, as they are not always the same, therefore, it matters.
Here’s the WDW thread, for reference:
Maintenance at WDW
The Disneyland Resort has a similar thread, discussing maintenance issues there. I couldn’t find one in the WDW forum, so thought I’d start one. To start off, there’s one problem that bothers me. It takes me out of the bubble every time I’ve seen it. And it’s been there for years. At one...forums.wdwmagic.com
DrAlice
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As a microbiologist, my official response to this is:
It sure is a good thing that the pandemic is "over" and that the virus isn't shed in feces. Oh wait......
PiratesMansion
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I suspect it doesn't smell as pretty as it looks. Although, the color makes me think that it has been treated with some major chemicals - perhaps even nice smelling ones.
Californian Elitist
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I’ve personally never seen purple sewage before, so maybe you’re right.
@DrAlice Would you be able to tell us why the sewage is that purple-ish, pink-ish color?
truecoat
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DrAlice
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Dear Prudence
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waltography
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People are reporting online that it's potassium permanganate!
SuddenStorm
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Oh my goodness imagine the joke potential for the handful of boats that had to have gone through this. A good skipper could have had a field day.
"Uh oh, we're in deep doo doo"
"This part of the ride stinks... like my jokes!"
Californian Elitist
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I don’t know what that is, but it sounds awful!
D.Silentu
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It gives the piranha scene a whole new level of anxiety.
SuddenStorm
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From a friend-
The Red Rose Tavern had a sweage leak. It went into the Rivers of America first. Since the water is connected, it went into Jungle. The way they tried to fix it was putting this solution in the water that turned the water red/purple. Jungle was down from 11am till around 5.
I don't think any of this is new info but thought I'd share.
NateD1226
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“Select locations at Disneyland underwent water treatment on Monday, July 18 that resulted in the water turning a purple/pink tint, according to Disneyland officials.
No Disneyland guests rode on the Jungle Cruise attraction during the temporary water treatment process, according to Disneyland officials.
The Jungle Cruise was closed for a short period of time on Monday as part of a standard water treatment process used to treat bodies of water throughout the Disneyland resort. The pink waters dissipated within a few hours and the attraction returned to normal operation later in the day.”
www.ocregister.com
No Disneyland guests rode on the Jungle Cruise attraction during the temporary water treatment process, according to Disneyland officials.
The Jungle Cruise was closed for a short period of time on Monday as part of a standard water treatment process used to treat bodies of water throughout the Disneyland resort. The pink waters dissipated within a few hours and the attraction returned to normal operation later in the day.”
Why Disneyland turned the Jungle Cruise river pink
Select locations at Disneyland underwent water treatment on Monday, July 18 that resulted in the water turning a purple/pink tint, according to Disneyland officials.
www.ocregister.com
DrAlice
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It kills poopy bacteria.
It's use has some ecological concerns, but in this situation, the concern of possible fecal contamination is worse. Best scenario: fix whatever was broken at Red Rose Tavern so it doesn't happen again.
Californian Elitist
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Now guests are ****ing in places where they shouldn’t be. Wow. A new low.It kills poopy bacteria.
It's use has some ecological concerns, but in this situation, the concern of possible fecal contamination is worse. Best scenario: fix whatever was broken at Red Rose Tavern so it doesn't happen again.
I’m too elite for this despicable behavior!
