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Monorail Testing
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Too Many Hats
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Huge if true
TP2000
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So true. September is always the hottest month in OC. Always.
Whatever you do TDA, don't spend a few extra bucks for AC in the trains. That will only make the
mandelbrot
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They would have to rebuild the entire beamway and replace all the trains to add A/C. It'll never happen.
michaelinvermont
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Has anyone heard anything recent about the monorail? Visiting in early November with a monorail-obsessed 5 year old ...
They've been testing at least one Monorail throughout the day. It's not uncommon to see it while driving by. Word on the street though is that they've been having issues keeping them running and of course they have to retrain their Cast Members. No official word (just yet!) but I don't think November is impossible.
truecoat
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Scanning through your message I thought it said "keeping them running off course". Lol, how would that happen?
Saw it running yesterday, so I'm guessing they are still working on it
Too Many Hats
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The monorail is my hack for circumventing Walt's horrid prohibition. Starting to stress because a kid behind you in line for the Matterhorn has been crying incessantly for 40 minutes? No worries, just hop on the Monorail and grab a grapefruit sculpin at Ballast Point. Hop right back on once you've got a buzz going, and resume your fun at Disneyland.
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"Honk, Honk! Exciting news, Disneyland fans. The “highway in the sky” is back! Beginning tomorrow – Friday, Oct. 15 – you will once again be able to ride the classic Disneyland Monorail, as it officially returns to its daily operation as a part of phased reopening of the Disneyland Resort."
Disneyland Resort to Welcome Back the Iconic Disneyland Monorail
The “highway in the sky” is back! Beginning tomorrow – Friday, Oct. 15 – you will once again be able to ride the classic Disneyland Monorail, as it officially returns to its daily operation as a part of phased reopening of the Disneyland
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No trams.
I kinda wish they took the time to peel the Mickey wraps off the Monorails. They look super weird.
Too Many Hats
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I actually don't mind the Mickey wrap. Much better IMO than the recent Incredibles and Finding Nemo ones.
truecoat
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Rats prefer trams to Monorails.
TP2000
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I was just going to ask if those were left over from pre-Covid? They look odd to me.
Disneyland's current generation of monorails look so stylish and classy as designed, you really don't need to add stick-on crap to them. It cheapens the look.
I'm only reminded of the guy who comes to my house every October to look for termites in the attic, and he's a grown man who shows up driving this...
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