I thought I had made it clear that everything in an attraction is part of that attraction and how it works and what it is intending to communicate. Disney, in its years, have gone from walk through, to omni movers, to independently run sectional trains on a track to trackless navigation. I'm not sure what is expected at this point. Hover vehicles? There are vehicles that are the attraction. You mentioned one being the People Mover. The train around MK. The double deck buses at one point. All had no other purpose then to entertain. And if one has a problem with "warehouse" type buildings I think if you think about it even TGMR had a number of big empty rooms filled up with screens as well. I'm just at a loss to understand what everyone is looking for or expecting, and more importantly why they expect it. EPCOT Ctr., when it opened, had nothing but omni-movers with the exception of the World of Motion and talk about your big semi-empty warehouse. That was a huge number of basically empty large open areas where the oldest of the trackless vehicles could stack up side by side. Even Haunted Mansion is a huge warehouse. To me all of the vehicles are intricate parts of the attractions. They work hand in hand. They are no less of importance because of what they use for navigation and propulsion. TGMR was traveled on a large trackless vehicle almost identical to the World of Motion. Why was that spectacular and using even more versatile units on MMRR is not acceptable?
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So I guess I am not understanding what is wrong with what they are using? Is it because they haven't invented yet another way of transporting tourist butts through a very expensive and mostly creative attraction? What type would you recommend? Just because I was impressed with the variety and forward thinking of a whole lot of Disney transporters doesn't mean I think they can just run with nothing to see and be entertaining, but man, how many of those types of vehicles do any of us see in everyday life.