I'm devastate the tour is gone but it's sparked a qustion on the tour you come across a plane disny used for the Florida project what are they going to do with it now ??????
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Disnys plane on the tram tour ????
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BrittanyRose428
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It's in the exact same spot, sitting behind Lights, Motors, Action. No plans for doing anything specific with it now.
So they planning to leave it thare as a seenery Pice ??
pug
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Probably
danlb_2000
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mergatroid
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Goofyernmost
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No, that sounds way to logical. I think that they are going to plant vines around it and let it become a topiary. However they might move the topiary or not!So you're saying that it will either be left where it is, or moved elsewhere?
JIMINYCR
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Well it was Walt's...it could be a connection to one Mans Dream. It could be a weenie. They could place it in the courtyard where the hat was. I'd like to have a better view of it. And it wouldnt obstruct the Chinese Theater. Or place it just outside the entrance gates to DHS before guests walk in.
Or place it just outside the entrance gates to DHS before guests walk in.
danlb_2000
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So you're saying that it will either be left where it is, or moved elsewhere?
No, I am saying that I highly doubt it will be left there. I don't have any inside information and I haven't seen plans for the area so I can't be 100% sure.
HolleBolleGijs
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DLP just announced some major changes to their tram tour (which is sorely in need of something). I'm hoping that includes some of the props from DHS (I've heard rumors...), although they only announced that they're adding a few new scenes. Don't know about the plane specifically, but maybe it will hop across the pond?
Goofyernmost
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It would have no significance there at all. It never flew there and it wasn't used to scout out the Paris project. It only has meaning at WDW. Let's just hope that they include it somehow in the Walt Disney "One Man's Dream" attraction.
HolleBolleGijs
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I never said it necessarily has meaning there, and it probably wouldn't be worth it to transport, but I just threw it out there as an option. One Man's Dream would make more sense, absolutely.
asianway
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The plane landed on world drive with the idea it would stay permanently
Goofyernmost
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And I never said you did. You just gave out an option and I tried to explain why it wouldn't happen, that is all, nothing nasty, just the way I see it.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Found on Google...The day The N234MM came to it's resting place.
Picture of the N234MM On World Drive...
How the inside looked before it was gutted..
Picture of the N234MM On World Drive...
How the inside looked before it was gutted..
MarkTwain
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I think it'd be a fun fit for the giant plaza out in front of the Contemporary, since the hotel is one of the oldest parts of WDW and the plane would fit the '70s aesthetic well. Plus it's right next to the STOLport.
Maybe they could squeeze it in at Grizzly Peak Airfield at DCA. To my knowledge that's the only aviation-themed land at any Disney park.
Or perhaps they could attach floaters to the plane, and park it out on the water near the Hangar in Disney Springs? Might clash with the 1930s/Indiana Jones angle they're going for.
Or perhaps just donate it to the Disney Family Museum. Still, I like the idea of keeping it on display at WDW since it's so central to the resort's history.
Maybe they could squeeze it in at Grizzly Peak Airfield at DCA. To my knowledge that's the only aviation-themed land at any Disney park.
Or perhaps they could attach floaters to the plane, and park it out on the water near the Hangar in Disney Springs? Might clash with the 1930s/Indiana Jones angle they're going for.
Or perhaps just donate it to the Disney Family Museum. Still, I like the idea of keeping it on display at WDW since it's so central to the resort's history.
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HolleBolleGijs
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righttrack
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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.
WDWVolFan
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Found on Google...The day The N234MM came to it's resting place.
Picture of the N234MM On World Drive...
How the inside looked before it was gutted..
Did it land at WDW? or did it land at an airport and then was transported to WDW?