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JohnD
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I would think they are all cataloged already.
Lift Blog
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Of course they are but not in the public domain.
The gondolas will be passing right over the Creperie.
The number of wraps is apparently in a state of quantum superposition. Until all the covers are removed and the wraps are observed there is only various strong probabilities of what the final number will be.
Beacon Joe
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Those are monstrously ugly.
I feel bad for anybody staying at resorts where they have to look at those things with all the aesthetic qualities of high tension power lines.
peter11435
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I don’t see it as any worse than the giant concrete beams covered in dirt grime and mildew.
Thebolt
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Nobody has to stay at any of the resorts. If you don"t like the look or the concept, choose one of the many other on site resorts to stay at.
It does feel like Disney is just catching up with 1960s Butlins in the UK ;-)
Wait. You're going to have *a train* pass right by *my room*?!! No way. No one will ever want to stay there.
peter11435
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It also amuses me when people complain about it breaking the theme of the various gondola resorts yet they have no problem with a monorail running through a Polynesian village or a turn of the century Victorian beach resort.
Lensman
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You know, with the enthusiasm and joy that the bloggers are exhibiting, and my own joy from just looking at the pictures, I suspect that people will put up with the towers if they get to see the character cabins go by. I wonder if that was part of the strategy? As someone said, you don't see much of the character design in the stations because the designs aren't on the door-side and the cabins look to be packed pretty tightly while in the stations. However, you might see the designs on the cabins in the secondary loading area. Unfortunately for the kids, those will already have people in them so they can't "pick Mickey".
Anyway, that's my hope for CBR. I'm not sure there's anything to be done of that one room with the "base of the tower under the bridge" view, though as one person said, that's on the side where you typically don't leave the curtains open. Also, the shrubbery might have already improved that view.
Anyway, that's my hope for CBR. I'm not sure there's anything to be done of that one room with the "base of the tower under the bridge" view, though as one person said, that's on the side where you typically don't leave the curtains open. Also, the shrubbery might have already improved that view.
As do the monorails and boats...These are beautiful. To me, this is NOT a like a bus, this is as much of an attraction as it is transportation! I want to experience it. I think there will be HUGE stand by lines to get on these.
We have a family joke... On those days when its so crowded you can only ride a few attractions, the Tram to and from the parking lot COUNTS AS AN ATTRACTION
Schroedinger's Gondola.
Goofyque'
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These are great!! I made several different ones for our family, too!
eliza61nyc
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lol, sheldon is that you??
eliza61nyc
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I don't think the moderates have balconies, so not sure if you'll have a lot of folks gazing out of their windows. not like at the deluxes where you may end or begin your day out on the balcony.
lol, but I don't pay extra for "views" so take my thought with a grain of salt.
Since there are trees on either side of the gravel, putting solar panels there wouldn't make much sense. Are you sure they were solar panels?