No he isn't, as that isn't his way. @marni1971 site is awesome, btw! I was just a bit flabbergasted that a road or transportation project would require him to not reveal any information about it as of yet. What's so special about a roadway? I would certainly understand his silence if he has plans for Star Wars Land lying around, but not a road.
Ok, read carefully. No one, I repeat no one is suggesting to run a single monorail loop to all 4 parks and all 30 hotels. That would be stupid. But there are a plethora of options between state of the art highways in the sky and city busses.
Whether the buses are city buses or sexy future buses, I think some sort of dedicated bus hub is increasingly necessary. DD was the de-facto bus hub, and now that it's a construction zone, transferring around the park is a nightmare.
I agree with Master Yoda, please enlighten us how they can fix the issues that they have with more people driving on property than ever before?
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10 lane highways and city buses are what they are. I call it as I see it. Others ban words they don't like like our Gov. has banned the words "Global Warming" and "Climate Change".
Oh, a monorail extension. Some light rail, Some of those nifty people movers and some moving sidewalks.
Smart man, since those things have been proven to be erroneous claims based on fraudulent science.
While I would absolutely applaud it, you do know that first off, people aren't going to get out of their cars. Ever. We see on these boards all the time that even people staying at a WDW resort, will still drive to MK and have to take the boat or monorail, even though the bus would get them a lot closer. Not because they like the boat or monorail, but because they insist on driving, and think it's the best way to go. Second, Disney is NEVER going to spend that kind of money at WDW. What are you thinking??
@Disneyhead'71 is a New Urbanist. His personal utopia is a world in which nobody has cars and everybody is at the mercy of public transportation and/or walking. The interstate highway system, land ownership, suburbanization, and anything powered by gasoline are evil to him.
Bit harsh
Um, what? You seem like a pretty clever fellow, but um... what?
Maybe. But I don't see that my hyperbole is any worse than his not-so-subtle ad hominem attack on my intelligence.
Or if you don't ally with either one and recognize that "global climate change" has been a political football of zero consequence that both parties have kicked around for decades as a way to get their respective bases fired up.It depends on which political party you belong to or ally with.
I don't really know a lot about urbanization, I grew up 22 miles from the closest stop light in the coal fields of West Virginia. We didn't have a monorail.
Oh, don't feel so special, he's that way with everyone here.
