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SGN2019-00072 1313 S HARBOR BLVD 2104 (Adventureland)

Disney - Demo existing marquee and install new with footings

Doesn't say which marquee.....

 

[Disney Irish]

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SGN2019-00072 1313 S HARBOR BLVD 2104 (Adventureland)

Disney - Demo existing marquee and install new with footings

Doesn't say which marquee.....

If I was to guess this is the rumored demo and reinstallation of the Adventureland entrance sign.

 

[SSG]

If I was to guess this is the rumored demo and reinstallation of the Adventureland entrance sign.

Looks like. This just came up:

BLD2019-01268

Disney - Adventureland - Retaining wall 7'-10" ln.ft to support stainless steel pipe columns tiki show prop structure 217 sq.ft.

 

[Disney Irish]

Looks like. This just came up:

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BLD2019-01268

Disney - Adventureland - Retaining wall 7'-10" ln.ft to support stainless steel pipe columns tiki show prop structure 217 sq.ft.

Yep, it was one of the rumored projects within Project Stardust. I'm glad because that support in the middle of the walkway into Adventureland can be a pinch point.

 

[britain]

This should be interesting. The current Adventureland sign has done a good job since Indy opened in 95. I wonder what the revisions will look like.

 

[Disney Irish]

This should be interesting. The current Adventureland sign has done a good job since Indy opened in 95. I wonder what the revisions will look like.

I assume it'll be the same sign. But maybe just with a larger backing to extended it in order to span the entire entrance and not require a support post in the middle of the walkway.

 

[Old Mouseketeer]

I assume it'll be the same sign. But maybe just with a larger backing to extended it in order to span the entire entrance and not require a support post in the middle of the walkway.

I'm not sure, but I seem to remember that the small walkway to the north of the "support post" was originally not there--that it was a widening of the bridge. But I've seen it blocked so often, along with a long line of parked strollers extending to the Hub.

 

[Disney Irish]

I'm not sure, but I seem to remember that the small walkway to the north of the "support post" was originally not there--that it was a widening of the bridge. But I've seen it blocked so often, along with a long line of parked strollers extending to the Hub.

You're right that the small walkway wasn't originally there. But its there now. The rumor has been that this project is suppose to remove that support post that really isn't needed and make it most if not all walkway.

 

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[AJFireman]

Disney Parks Blog confirmed it today with their post about the New Parking structure.

 

[Ismael Flores]

You're right that the small walkway wasn't originally there. But its there now. The rumor has been that this project is suppose to remove that support post that really isn't needed and make it most if not all walkway.

wasn't the small support walkway added during the Indy addition? I remember when the attraction opened they used to have this point be the start of the Indy extended queue. They did this to remove the long queue from the walkways of adventureland. Somehow i remember standing there waiting and at certain points a CM would take a group of guests from this point over to the attraction entry area then go back and get next group when needed.
what i don't remember is if this had been planned or if it was done to control the huge lines that appeared when the attraction opened.

 

[Disney Irish]

wasn't the small support walkway added during the Indy addition? I remember when the attraction opened they used to have this point be the start of the Indy extended queue. They did this to remove the long queue from the walkways of adventureland. Somehow i remember standing there waiting and at certain points a CM would take a group of guests from this point over to the attraction entry area then go back and get next group when needed.
what i don't remember is if this had been planned or if it was done to control the huge lines that appeared when the attraction opened.

I don't think they added it specifically for Indy, so much as they just happen to use it because it was there.

 

[britain]

wasn't the small support walkway added during the Indy addition? I remember when the attraction opened they used to have this point be the start of the Indy extended queue. They did this to remove the long queue from the walkways of adventureland. Somehow i remember standing there waiting and at certain points a CM would take a group of guests from this point over to the attraction entry area then go back and get next group when needed.
what i don't remember is if this had been planned or if it was done to control the huge lines that appeared when the attraction opened.

I recall it being added along with the green rock restroom wall at the time Indy opened. About the same time Jungle Cruise got its double decker boat house.

 

[Disney Analyst]

Has anyone noticed any permits we may have missed to indicate work on the muppet theatre for PhilharMagic? I assume there would be permits filed if they were bringing the full experience to the theatre.

 

[VJ]

Has anyone noticed any permits we may have missed to indicate work on the muppet theatre for PhilharMagic? I assume there would be permits filed if they were bringing the full experience to the theatre.

please, please, please don't get your hopes up.

 

[Old Mouseketeer]

please, please, please don't get your hopes up.

My recollection was that they would need to semi-demolish the theater and expand into the pre-show area to come close to the WDW experience. Since it's opening in weeks, I assume they are basically playing a version of the movie in the existing Muppet Theater. Not sure what they may add in physical form or re-dress the pre-show area.

 

[VJ]

My recollection was that they would need to semi-demolish the theater and expand into the pre-show area to come close to the WDW experience. Since it's opening in weeks, I assume they are basically playing a version of the movie in the existing Muppet Theater. Not sure what they may add in physical form or re-dress the pre-show area.

well, it's opening in weeks but hasn't the theater been closed for months? maybe this has been in the works longer than it's been announced?

 

[Old Mouseketeer]

well, it's opening in weeks but hasn't the theater been closed for months? maybe this has been in the works longer than it's been announced?

But there has been no major construction reported there from any source. No permits. No construction fences backstage. No closure of spaces within that building, including stockroom, operations lead office, and character dressing room. What was talked about a couple of years ago would probably have required a year of construction. My best guess is that what will open next month is "PhilharMagic Lite".

 

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BLD2019-01322

Disney - Frontierland - Mercantile - Tenant Improvement: Removal of one existind wood column and reconfiguration of existing wood framed roof canopy structure.

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BLD2019-01278

Plumbing to reference permit BLD2018-05256 - Disney - BOH - Show Overhoul Bldg 9073. Animation Shop

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BLD2019-01303

Simba Parking Lot - Site Development: (6) Prefabricated toll booth (s) total 306 sq.ft, relocate (3) light poles, new subpanel fed from pararadise pier hotel existing address meter 1717 Disneyland Dr.

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BLD2019-01310

Simba Parking Lot - EV Charger Level 2 (3).

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SGN2019-00075

DTD - Building D/ unit 101 - Installation (2) non-illuminated wall signs, (1) illuminated blade sign, (5) illuminated wall signs for "Black Tap"

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SGN2019-00077

Downtown Disney - Building CC - (11) framed banners anchored to exterior of the building (non-illuminated).

Building CC is ESPN

 

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SGN2019-00078	Disneyland - SW - DL Frontierland Expansion - Bldg 10020 - Installation (1) illuminated interior wall/blade signs reads "Restrooms" and (2) non-illuminated ceiling signs reads "Enter Here" and "Building Registration"
SGN2019-00079	Disneyland - SW - Frontierland Expansion - (2) illuminated free standing directional signs located in area development.