Were hyrdolators the "elevators" at living seas? i cant remember. ( sorry if this is a dumb question)
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Hydrolators
- Thread starter GoofBall06
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thank you!
mitchk
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Well, they never really moved. There was a little bubble effect on each side to make it look like you were descending down, but all you really did was enter through one door and exited through another door on the opposite side of the door you entered through (that sounds a little confusing) :hammer:
RIPHorizons
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mitchk said:
good thing... i was always scared of getting air bubbles in my blood....
wannab@dis
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I have to ask... why?Corrus said:
Was it only for the doors and the "opening" effect or was there another reason that I'm not thinking of? It seems like it would have been cheaper to just build the sliding door mechanism, rather than installing the actual elevator.
Just curious. :wave:
slipknottin
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wannab@dis said:
Because the sponsor of the pavilion (United Technologies Corp.) owns Otis elevator. So it was probably pretty inexpensive to do it that way.