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Goofyernmost

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Don't you see the V.I.P on the side? Those are for executives because some of them are so..... Never mind....
Wait are you saying they the VIP's walk into those modules complete and by the time they finish their business all that comes out is a pair of shoes (and possibly a hat)?
 

Grimley1968

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Funny that they'd just leave one of the cabins sitting out on the grass like that...

There was that one cabin that was pictured when they were testing station clearances, and then it was gone, except for the hanger that was still on the track. Now we know what happened to the cabin. It's not as nice, roomy or breezy as I had hoped they would be.
 

Grimley1968

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In the past, those types of shows were great. Today's Disney would just turn it into a 60-minute commercial...

That is true, especially if it airs on the Destination Channel or Travel Channel (they are different channels, right?). They may be owned by Discovery, but you can tell they're not going to be anything but glowing toward Disney on those channels. However, if it can be aired as one of those engineering-focused shows on the Science Channel (also Discovery-owned I think), those shows tend to focus almost solely on the engineering. They've done shows on cruise ships that weren't completely sycophantic about the cruise company and tunnels, etc. in popular tourism areas that focused on getting the projects done (although they often overly dramatize some pretty mundane stuff). I hope it could be one of those shows and not a travelogue.
 

monothingie

Evil will always triumph, because good is dumb.
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That is true, especially if it airs on the Destination Channel or Travel Channel (they are different channels, right?). They may be owned by Discovery, but you can tell they're not going to be anything but glowing toward Disney on those channels. However, if it can be aired as one of those engineering-focused shows on the Science Channel (also Discovery-owned I think), those shows tend to focus almost solely on the engineering. They've done shows on cruise ships that weren't completely sycophantic about the cruise company and tunnels, etc. in popular tourism areas that focused on getting the projects done (although they often overly dramatize some pretty mundane stuff). I hope it could be one of those shows and not a travelogue.

I'm thinking more like.

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DocMcHulk

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I was just listening to the ResortLoop.com Podcast and they did an episode on the SkyLiners. They had Robbie Von Roll who provided a great amount of detail on how these work. Not only was it fascinating, i'm actually much more bullish on them than I was before.
 

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