The ideal solution is a PepoleMover system riding Black Lake Rd over to the entrance, and then a mixed transportation hub at the entrance of each park. That is if Disney were still a company that liked showcasing how good infrastructure can be.
I would not go on Memorial Day, forecast low 75 high 100. That's not even factoring in the humidity.
Just like the temp in Sandusky Ohio today. 90 feeling like 100.
That cost money... /s
Hello from Norwalk!
Yuck
I’m aiming to set a new record for “minimal attendance” that day
Back in the day at MGM I went to the first aid location by Guest Relations. They gave me Tylenol for my headache. I noticed a smallish area of approx 10 mini cots for guests to lie down in. I’m sure that will have a brisk business on this day.I’m aiming to set a new record for “minimal attendance” that day
It wasn't that bad really. There was breeze off the lake and they had the fans running in the queues
Breezes off Lake Erie downwind of Cleveland can be fatal
Intense motion rides , heat and humidity and food and drink will end up making yak in public.
There's also shade all over. Still blows my mind about Toy Story land
I wasn't at Disney. I'm at Cedar Point
Didn't see any of that yesterday.
Right, that's my point. Cedar Point there is all sorts of shaded areas (including some areas with straight sun screens where there aren't enough trees). Yet in Orlando, they built a land with virtually no shade.
depends on the day though... that has gotten worse (or feels like it anyways) since covid... but it may just be my experience at the times I'm there
that and it's hot plus Taylor Swift is on D+ now so
Having more trees aren't revenue producing for Mickey.
