I was clear in multiple posts that visible construction would start BECAUSE the area was closed. I was also clear in multiple posts that construction would start because it could not because it needed to. The post you’ve quoted here was referencing specific work that many were already acting like was active construction work when it most certainly was not.
To clear out the grease traps.
Since you’ve begun insulting other posters, I’ll point out you consistently refuse to acknowledge what other posters say to you, intentionally misrepresent their comments, and dodge and weave when anyone tries to pin you down to a falsifiable claim regarding when the Muppets replacement will open. These are not hallmarks of a good faith argument.
Feel free to report me if you think I'm making insults. You can also use the Ignore button if it pleases you.
Should have left it. Theming
Would they be able to clear demo material out of the courtyard once the coaster box is built? Im guessing they couldn't have pulled down the muppets store while the attraction was open
Not even the Disney purists believe that. Look at this forum voting for best rides and every coaster is top half besides Barnstormer, and largely outside the eternal classics only the coaster or coaster-esque rides remain. And these are the most traditional fans.
I like this theory. Demo crews hit Muppets, then tom Sawyer, then dinosaur.
They have another project slated to start soon that works against your claims. They’re not going to be closing Voyage of the Little Mermaid to rework the facade of the Animation Building and rebuild the courtyard.
That’s the opposite of how things usually get done. But it couldn’t be anything. You only keep clinging to that because of your lack of familiarity with this type of work. You don’t know so nobody can know.
I’ll say it has been disappointingly brisk. A disassembly to recycle materials would have been some justification for a prolonged timeline.
They pushed the coaster building further away… The perimeter road is pretty staying as a space they could have used. CommuniCore West was disassembled in the middle of an active park with peopl close by. The Streets of America were demolished. Galaxy’s Edge encroached right up onto the theater.
This is not how it works. The construction crews are not Disney employees or direct Disney sub-contractors. Each project has its own general contractor who is responsible for that project. Disney isn’t dictating to them to lend their employees or sub-contractors to another general contractor.
It's entirely because they did not want to pay the operational costs for MV3D. Stage 1 demo could have easily been accomplished with MuppetVision still operational, there would have just been a different construction wall layout. Even if they couldn't demo Stage 1 while Muppets was open, that is not something that's integral to do right now for a project that doesn't open for another three years. The gravity building for the coaster hasn't even gone vertical yet and that is both the largest piece of the project and the one with no impact to the existing attraction.
Unless of course, they were planning on reusing some props from Muppetvision in the muppet coaster, then it makes sense to close early and refurbish those to have everything ready to just put in the building when they close RNRC
So then option 2. Close it so everyone shuts up about trying to save it
For the record I don’t have a problem with the door coaster. It’s the placement i take issue with.