NormC
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No, probably would use AA batteries which are DC. Maybe an AC adapter though.Will the toy gondola have AC?
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NobodyElse
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Three years ago we went zip-lining in Costa Rica. I sure hope Disney has something else in mind. There were only five of us in our group, but it sure took a long time to get harnessed up and wait our individual turns! It doesn't seem like this type of system has a high capacity that everyone is use(d) to with the monorail and ferry systems.
Maeryk
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Three years ago we went zip-lining in Costa Rica. I sure hope Disney has something else in mind. There were only five of us in our group, but it sure took a long time to get harnessed up and wait our individual turns! It doesn't seem like this type of system has a high capacity that everyone is use(d) to with the monorail and ferry systems.
Where on earth did you get "zip line" from? Or am I missing a joke somewhere?
Disone
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Look at the very bottom of their post, I do believe it was a joke.
Now, does anyone know if it's going to have air conditioning?
djkidkaz
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New transportation. Disney hooks you up to a harness and gets one good push to get you zip lined from Epcot to Hollywood Studios.
Look at the very bottom of their post, I do believe it was a joke.
Now, does anyone know if it's going to have air conditioning?
Zip line would give the rider good air circulation.
NobodyElse
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Look at the very bottom of their post, I do believe it was a joke.
Now, does anyone know if it's going to have air conditioning?
Yes, it's a joke directly referencing something from about thirteen posts prior to mine. Also indirectly pointed at all those who can't be bothered to read the previous posts with their wealth of trust-worthy and likely plausible information.
All zip lines are air conditioned...Look at the very bottom of their post, I do believe it was a joke.
Now, does anyone know if it's going to have air conditioning?
Grimley1968
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Zip lining from my resort to a park to begin the day?
Disney, take my money!
Disney, take my money!
What if I'm halfway down a zip line and a lightning storm comes? It's Florida!!!
build_it
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They hand you an umbrella, and you become the new Energy ride!
Disone
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I thought it was the north station, which I think will now just be the DVC station in the Caribbean Beach South Station will really just be the Caribbean Beach station. But I would assume they're at least be room for an internal shuttle at the South Station. So that once their guests can take the internal shuttle to whichever part of the resort they're actually staying at. But that's just my assumption.
Kamikaze
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Its definitely not the Riviera station. It is a mid-line station, but I can't see them making DVC guests walk that far for transport. And if it was Riviera, they simply wouldn't put a station there at all.
You are correct with the naming though - the CBR South station is just CBR and CBR North is Riviera. Just wanted to get across which station I was talking about.
cosmicgirl
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That would really suck for people staying in Trinidad South.
Don't worry, the torrential rain will put out the fire.
peter11435
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If this were true it would be the CBR guests that would have to walk a long distance for transportation not the DVC guests.
Kamikaze
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Right - if the CBR station was 'access by gondola only'. I was saying in that post that if the Riviera station was 'access by gondola only' that it would be inconvenient to DVC guests, and also the station wouldn't need to exist at all (since its a mid-line station - if they didn't want walk-ups, they wouldn't build it). They would definitely choose to inconvenience CBR guests over DVC, but I don't see them making either one a station without walk up traffic.
peter11435
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Correct, I miss understood your post.
Kamikaze
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I'll let it slide this one time.
DisneyJeff
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Did CBR have a true internal shuttle that did not leave the resort, or was it where you had to hop on to a park bus and get off at one of the other stops (like CSR)? Once the gondola is running, I can see a true internal shuttle working there. That way guests can take the shuttle to get from their rooms to the station and vice-versa when they get back.