While I agree it was bad when it opened, when this photo was taken - they have improved it, and they spent money to do it. They at least acknowledged it looked bad from guest areas and tried to fix it.
Radiator Springs Racers - which is completely exposed from the back and that is very visible from outside the park.
I think it's numbers speak to it being the icon of the resort. A resort which was built to appeal moreso to tourists than previous models.
Any age can enjoy Jungle cruise, Tiki room, pirates, Big thunder, CBJ, Haunted mansion, HOP, Mine Train, Phillarmagic, Pooh, Astro orbitor, Space Mt, COP, Peoplemover, Tron, Buzz, Main street vehicles, the train
better tell them to close the jungle cruise then
Any age can enjoy those attractions. I think many are missing the point. If you are more into thrills or with children, you're more likely to skip things like Dumbo, Flying Carpets, the Carousel and Tea Cups.
For most MK is a full day park. For that poster MK is a half day park cause he doesn't ride a lot of the Fantasyland rides.
Main Street Vehicles are still a thing? I have not seen them operating on Main Street in years except for entertainment. You used to be able to take a double decker bus, a horse drawn trolley, a fire truck... but I think all of those are footnotes now...back from when it was an A ticket....
They still come out for little bits of time. Rode one last year.
I am glad to hear that...I have not been there on the days they use them I guess....except to ferry the Main Street singers position... Have not seen the horses in years either.....
This photo was taken from the Coronado Springs tower relatively recently. What did they do to improve it?
They were out Christmas week.
oh…. Maybe it still looks that bad from Coronado - I thought that was an old photo.
Main Street Vehicles are still out, usually for a short time right at park opening.
In the past year I’ve ridden Main Street vehicles at Disneyland, Magic Kingdom and Disneyland Paris. Disneyland operates the most, and for the longest schedule. But they all still operate.
That's how it was for most of my visits, because we were night owls and got to the parks once all the vehicles were put away or just parked.
Once Main Street gets crowded, it isn't safe for them to be out...because people are oblivious morons.
That makes sense to me, but Disneyland gets just as crowded and they still run the vehicles for longer. In fact, I think that's the only place I've ever ridden them.
I’ve seen them operating when the parks were completely packed and didn’t see anything dangerous - when it’s extra crowded an extra CM will often walk ahead of the horse trolleys to help clear the path but I think that’s mostly so the horse doesn’t have to start and stop the trolley (starting the trolley is when the horse actually has to work…)
