Monorail_Orange
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Will the toy gondola have AC?![]()
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Will the toy gondola have AC?![]()
dont need heaters in florida, but ac would be nice but doubtfulDo we know if these will be heated yet? The ones on the ski slopes have heaters...
still cool tech though, its too bad no property developers other than the city in dubai used it as the foundation of a city transportation network as those vehicles at heathrow are a bit more 'people scale' than the big roadways cars requireThat was my thought when I was posting that. That system is basically 5 years old, and in another 5 years, will become completely irrelevant.
doubt they'll think too much about it other than maybe not leaving floats out or actual show elementsI'll be really interested to see how the backstage areas are kept/handled once the gondolas are up and running. I don't expect them to theme them are anything like that, but I'd bet they won't leave things lying around as they currently do in certain areas.
They used to have sidewheeler steamboats powered by a triple expansion steam engine. I think they were called the Osceola Class. There was the Ports O Call and I forget the other name. They were actually listed as an attraction, outside the park! Then they used them for dinner cruises and then for transportation to DI. They were an absolute PITA to steer and when one went down for maintenance they took machinery out of the hull, left for lunch, came back and found the boat had sank!!! Talk about competence. The other steamer was decommissioned later and then they had a side wheeler that wasn't a steamer but was larger.
While I agree that they could, if needed, supplement the gondolas with a bus service requiring a transfer I doubt they would use Disney Springs. The last time I remember being able to take a bus from Downtown Disney to a park was 2001. I'm not sure when they stopped operating, but clearly there were too many people parking there for free to then hop on a bus to a park.
Won't they melt???????? It's gonna be a death box!!Will the toy gondola have AC?![]()
good point...then it may be DAK...but they will make you transfer somewhere. You can take a bus from those resorts but it will be a PITA. Like the TL and BB change, they will announce it as a simple change in the bus route, not the cancellation of service from POP, CBR, etc to Epcot/DHS.
It seems like they will set things up so that the gondolas will be the desirable option. Any bus service left would probably entail waits and ultimate ride duration that would only look good to those staunchly opposed to riding the gondolas.
Not comparableWe just went to Six Flags Over Georgia this past week and rode the Sky Buckets at that park. I sure hope Disney will be using larger cars and use a greater number of cars on the cable system. The line was relatively short, but we sure did wait a long time! It doesn't seem like this type of system has a high capacity that everyone is use to with the monorail and ferry systems.
We just went to Six Flags Over Georgia this past week and rode the Sky Buckets at that park. I sure hope Disney will be using larger cars and use a greater number of cars on the cable system. The line was relatively short, but we sure did wait a long time! It doesn't seem like this type of system has a high capacity that everyone is use to with the monorail and ferry systems.
dont need heaters in florida, but ac would be nice but doubtful
I've been to WDW at Christmas; you may not need them very often, but every now and then, it gets cold down there.
For some reason though, the snow was isolated only on Main Street in the Magic Kingdom
Going against the Disney grain and not going to say you're using a Jedi Mind Trick, instead, you're using simple hypnosis to make us prefer the gondola.Imagine a line with a hundred people in front of you waiting to get on a Gondola. The line is in constant motion. In less than three minutes, you're on the gondola (2,200 people per hour). Depending where you're going, you arrive in 5-15 minutes.
Now, imagine a line with a hundred people in front of you waiting for a bus. Luckily a bus is there, but it takes only 50 people. You move up and then stop. You're standing there 10-15 minutes waiting for the next bus. It takes 5 minutes to load. It takes 10-20 minutes to get to the park.
Which would you prefer?
Don't forget the views from each perspectiveImagine a line with a hundred people in front of you waiting to get on a Gondola. The line is in constant motion. In less than three minutes, you're on the gondola (2,200 people per hour). Depending where you're going, you arrive in 5-15 minutes.
Now, imagine a line with a hundred people in front of you waiting for a bus. Luckily a bus is there, but it takes only 50 people. You move up and then stop. You're standing there 10-15 minutes waiting for the next bus. It takes 5 minutes to load. It takes 10-20 minutes to get to the park.
Which would you prefer?
I miss old Banana BreathNo but there's always the chance of giant gorilla...
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This thread is kinda like a Gondola. It just keeps returning to the same old point.And the circle continues.
I miss old Banana Breath![]()
Ahh, now I bet what was happening was the bus, as it picked up at FW probably read Wilderness Lodge, and then as it arrived at the WL, the same bus then became the bus to the MK. So two routes on one physical bus.
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