Inno-stench-ions

[SirGoofy]

For personal clarification: 3rd shift = operating park hours?

No, third shift is considered the time after the park closes, and before it opens the next day.

 

[EpcotFanForever]

Yea...Innoventions is right over the very short Epcot tunnel system, which houses the trash system(I believe).

Sometimes the smell leaks up. You can find the same problem in Mickey's Philarmagic queue.

Thanks, but this odor was not like trash - it smelled like overflowing toilets - very foul and very strong!

 

[asianway]

Ive noticed the smell for over six months. I thought maybe Figment broke loose fromt the smell lab.

 

[1disneydood]

Ive noticed the smell for over six months. I thought maybe Figment broke loose fromt the smell lab.

Maybe he broke one loose.

 

[LordHelmut]

I've always found that (ironically enough) right around the same area where a manhole is located. Could this possibly be a sewer location ? Hmmmmm......

 

[DisneyEverest]

What you smelled, is what we call........tourists!:lol:

:lol:.. Now I never really understood the smell of the monorail, is it supposed to smell like that or is just being used by too many people?

 

[GMan123]

Well, the Ewoks live there, of course it smells horrible there.

I smells like Wookies to me!

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Maybe its the odour from the bull ________ that they store there prior to issue to bus drivers, cms and boat captains?

 

[EpcoTim]

:lol:.. Now I never really understood the smell of the monorail, is it supposed to smell like that or is just being used by too many people?

Maybe Imagineering was testing a new scent on the monorail "loaded diaper".

 

[unkadug]

Maybe its the odour from the bull ________ that they store there prior to issue to bus drivers, cms and boat captains?

:lol:

However, CaptainMichael may not take kindly to that!

 

[CaptainMichael]

Maybe its the odour from the bull ________ that they store there prior to issue to bus drivers, cms and boat captains?

:brick:

:lol:

However, CaptainMichael may not take kindly to that!

:king:

Perhaps I'm the only one, but I like to be honest with my guests. :shrug:

 

[SirGoofy]

:king:

Perhaps I'm the only one, but I like to be honest with my guests. :shrug:

:lol:

I've honestly been asked about some of the most outlandish rumors of all time.

 

[CrashNet]

Ah yes...the "Epcot smell." Would you believe its the special "herbs and spices" they put in the flower beds to make those flowers bloom their best? They put out some ripe stuff a few times a year, especially around Flower and Garden. Don't forget as well, most of the water they use in their sprinkler systems is all reclaimed water. Nothing, and I mean nothing, is wasted at Disney. :lol:

 

[FigmentPrincess]

You can definitely smell it in Mouse Gears. That store has a bad smell each year I've walked into it.

 

[EpcotFanForever]

Ah yes...the "Epcot smell." Would you believe its the special "herbs and spices" they put in the flower beds to make those flowers bloom their best? They put out some ripe stuff a few times a year, especially around Flower and Garden. Don't forget as well, most of the water they use in their sprinkler systems is all reclaimed water. Nothing, and I mean nothing, is wasted at Disney. :lol:

Wow - thanks so much - I never guessed it was the flower beds. But it REALLY smells ripe inside the buildings - so strong that my family refuses to enter.

 

[StageFrenzy]

I always heard it was the reclaimed water from the fountain blowing into mouse gears.

 

[raven]

The reclaimed water that runs off of SSE is punped into the lagoon, not the fountain. And the fertilizer used by horticulture (once a month) smells like bad parmasian cheese. They apply it as soon as guests leave for the night and the smell is usually gone by morning (a familiar smell to us that work 3rd shift). But honestly I think the "smell" that everyone is refering to has something to do with the air conditioning in those buildings. Like I said before, you can't smell it after park hours.

 

[StageFrenzy]

The reclaimed water that runs off of SSE is punped into the lagoon, not the fountain. And the fertilizer used by horticulture (once a month) smells like bad parmasian cheese. They apply it as soon as guests leave for the night and the smell is usually gone by morning (a familiar smell to us that work 3rd shift). But honestly I think the "smell" that everyone is refering to has something to do with the air conditioning in those buildings. Like I said before, you can't smell it after park hours.

I meant reclaimed water as in reclaimed and kinda cleaned at a sewage plant

 

[CrashNet]

The reclaimed water that runs off of SSE is punped into the lagoon, not the fountain. And the fertilizer used by horticulture (once a month) smells like bad parmasian cheese. They apply it as soon as guests leave for the night and the smell is usually gone by morning (a familiar smell to us that work 3rd shift). But honestly I think the "smell" that everyone is refering to has something to do with the air conditioning in those buildings. Like I said before, you can't smell it after park hours.

You're being nice. Bad parmasian cheese is only the half of that smell. :lol: Ahhh memories...

 

[EpcotFanForever]

Maybe Cousin Eddie works in horticulture...