You are of course correct. I’d forgotten about that wall. Quite the 20k to Mermaid situation.
If I recall part of the north and east show building corner.
Looks like you're right...imagine that! Odd how they kept a "random" wall standing for a while like that.
Never underestimate the ability of lawyers and accountants to find a loophole. lolDid they really get away with calling that a renovation in permitting instead of a new build?
OMG! Is that what is going on with the GotG coaster in Epcot? It's a "renovation" of UoE/EEA? Lol
You know, part of it may be using a renovation permit, since the corpse of UoE is being kept. The gravity building, however, is a separate building and its construction involved rerouting a canal or pond or something. It probably had to get a new permit. I'm sure that the answer is there if you feel like digging through the construction permit thread. I wouldn't be surprised if they got a special permit for "Destruction of 80's Kids' Memories." lol
The whole notion of building can be weird at times. Depending on construction type of the original building, the gravity building could be an expansion of the existing building. In other cases what looks like one building can be multiple legal buildings. One legal building can even be two separate buildings.
Are we going to start listing our favorite UL wall penetration details?
I prefer sledgehammers.
Dr Evil? It's about the sharks. After you were frozen, they were put on the endangered species list. We tried to get some, but it would have taken months to clear up all the red tape.
They write their own building codes. Reedy Creek Improvement District--YAY!!!!Did they really get away with calling that a renovation in permitting instead of a new build?
