nace888
Well-Known Member
And what happens when a train breaks down or there is a power outage, both an all to common occurrence? Now instead of 50 people stuck waiting on another bus for 20-30 minutes you have 200-300 stuck until the problem is fixed or the tug is brought out. All the while an entire line of the monorail system is shut down for who knows how long.
That's when Disney needs to get serious, and have one tractor for each line, and at least 2 sidings on each track for the situation...
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I feel if there were sidings, the stranded train could be pulled to the siding, and the next train leaving from the station behind could be sent empty as a train-to-train evacuation rescue. Granted, pilots would have to be trained on such a thing, but it could work...
Using the siding for both evac and to get a train out of the way, would not only keep the people moving on their way, but would clear the line in minutes...
Thoughts?