By looking at satelite photos, I have noticed that the monorail maintenance building contains only 11 slot entrances. If WDW has 14 monorails and operates 12, where do they keep the others?
Does anyone know?
Does anyone know?
Good answer.
That seems to be along the lines of what I was thinking.
But wouldn't they be worried about damage during a hurricane?
That is what I was also thinking, but I had completely forgotten that there are storm doors that they close in the event of a hurricane.:brick: .
OK, I can understand that during a hurricane you do not want the monorail vehicles sitting up on an elevated section of track, but... why do they have to sit inside a garge every night? And why can no monorail be out for more than two nights in a row? Are they still teenagers?
What do they do with busses and trains at night and during hurricanes?
OK, I can understand that during a hurricane you do not want the monorail vehicles sitting up on an elevated section of track, but... why do they have to sit inside a garge every night? And why can no monorail be out for more than two nights in a row? Are they still teenagers?
What do they do with busses and trains at night and during hurricanes?
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