Masking Tape and the Environment

JoeCamel

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Sorry, smelly water that tastes like it was filtered through the socks of someone who walked the parks for 12hrs in July, is an integral part of the Disney experience. Just tell her to suck it up and be a better fan.
Its the real Florida experience!
People willingly go to French Lick Indiana too
 

Smiley/OCD

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You know, that very well might be where Dasani water comes from. Because it sure does taste like swamp water. Lol
If you read the ingredients label, it’s purified tap water with sodium added..my DW will only drink Poland Spring…before BJ’s in Orlando started carrying it, we used to ship a case down ahead of us…I couldn’t fault her because I WON’T drink Coke products, just Pepsi, so 7-11 was my best WDW friend…
 

Splash4eva

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I recently read an article explaining how most masking tape is not biodegradable and not good for the environment.

This had me thinking about how much masking tape MK uses daily for all the parades and fireworks as boundaries for crowd control.

Don't you think that WDW could think of a better way instead of miles of masking tape daily?
Is the babylon bee now a member of wdwmagic?
 

Touchdown

Well-Known Member
Going back to ropes vs masking tape, DLR uses almost exclusively ropes for crowd control. You have to go under them to enter parade and fireworks viewing areas. Along with an army of CMs with lights enforcing them, that army also disassembles them during the finales so they are gone for the post show chaos.

The reason WDW doesn’t use them is not implementation costs, it’s very easy to drill holes in the cement for the polls, but their fixed nature. DL’s viewing areas are absolute and unchanging. MK’s firework area is dynamic, some nights they can keep the traffic flowing through the hub, other times they don’t because of attendance. It is unsafe for those ropes to remain after a show, they need to be removed and if the CMs can’t get to them to remove them will become a hazard. They can’t if the viewing areas gets extended past them, and that usually happens.
 

TrainsOfDisney

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The reason WDW doesn’t use them is not implementation costs, it’s very easy to drill holes in the cement for the polls, but their fixed nature. DL’s viewing areas are absolute and unchanging.
Disneyland operations are just on a different level. They move benches, trash cans etc. - they understand the assignment! Haha
 

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