@Disney Analyst posted that at a time when the discussion was focused on the interior, so it was not deflection.
Aha. Makes sense.
I had heard from a MK-Poly boat driver last week that they were getting Polynesian artists in to decorate the sides of the buildings but I presumed it to be the typical rumour mill. But this seems to confirm it could be true!
I've brought that up in this thread before. Food options at Poly already can't handle current capacity. The Monorail is going to be even worse once this tower opens. Thank god they built the walking path on the west side of Seven Seas because staying at the Grand and getting on the Monorail to go to MK is terrible. The trains are already packed by the time it arrives at the GF!
I think they did say they're adding dining options to the new tower.
It did. They had to ask guests not to use them while a contractor was brought in to fix them.
Did he get that info from a bus driver?
Negative on the walkway.
Boat
Speaking of bus driver, this lady was mumbling to her hubby or else on the bus when the bus was driving by the Poly construction.. she said "oh look they're building the ramp for the monorail"
(as if she knew they were building a new monorail station for it..) sometimes I just can't with these ppl trying to impress but with lies...x
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