Castle Cake Apologist
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Did it land at WDW? or did it land at an airport and then was transported to WDW?
To my knowledge, it was landed on World Drive just outside MGM. I could be mistaken though.
Did it land at WDW? or did it land at an airport and then was transported to WDW?
That is awesome!To my knowledge, it was landed on World Drive just outside MGM. I could be mistaken though.
It did indeed very carefully land on World Drive.Did it land at WDW? or did it land at an airport and then was transported to WDW?
How is there not film footage of the landing around? And no, I'm not assuming, though I could, that you were there with a camera on your shoulder, but something from the company.It did indeed very carefully land on World Drive.
It was then craned over the parks fence and towed onto the tour path (originally closer to the rear of One Mans Dream)
I'm sure there is somewhere. Just not publically released. I've some more photos somewhere.How is there not film footage of the landing around? And no, I'm not assuming, though I could, that you were there with a camera on your shoulder, but something from the company.
Any idea of what the aircraft's interior currently looks like?
From what I read, they had wanted to use the STOLport for this landing, but the FAA never liked its proximity to the monorail line and permission was denied.When did the STOLport go into disuse? I would have assumed they would land it there, but then I guess transportation to MGM would still have been an issue.
While it would be a great display out in the open not requiring admission media, I am afraid too many people would either A)Slam on their brakes to see it, B) Slam on their brakes, pull over, and take a picture or C) Slam on their brakes and rear-end someone in the process of A and B.It could be part of a center median display on one of the roadways or a centerpiece in a parking lot with a statue of WD. Lots of ways you can honor him with this memento.
Whatever the reason, they all seem to have a main message of "slamming on their breaks".While it would be a great display out in the open not requiring admission media, I am afraid too many people would either A)Slam on their brakes to see it, B) Slam on their brakes, pull over, and take a picture or C) Slam on their brakes and rear-end someone in the process of A and B.
This is true. I deduced this by the fact that many a tourist do this as they pass under the magic arches to the property. I would make this same assumption if they saw Walt's plane sitting in the median somewhere.Whatever the reason, they all seem to have a main message of "slamming on their breaks".
Can't say I disagree. However, somewhere at the entrance of one of the parks or Disney Springs would be solid.This is true. I deduced this by the fact that many a tourist do this as they pass under the magic arches to the property. I would make this same assumption if they saw Walt's plane sitting in the median somewhere.
D23's Armchair Archivist had a video about Walt's Plane....
I doubt it will be left there. None of the props back there have been moved yet. I will probably get moved somewhere else eventually.
My guess would be Burbank. Either at the animation studio or at WDI HQ.
D23's Armchair Archivist had a video about Walt's Plane....
They've refurbished it a few times....
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