I don't think I have suggested any guarantees but rather my opinion of what I think will happen. The 50th and associated new attractions will stress the system. IMO BGs implemented on a wider scale may be implemented as a part of the solution. Time will tell if my subjective opinion is right or wrong. You are free to have your own opinion. At least when you are in the States.
I wouldn't think that would be a problem. They have at least one core elevator, I believe and almost all that stuff was put in there after the building was completely covered so they must have had a workable way to get the stuff in there.
Please don’t cut from the budget the screens, mapping and IP’s from the new SSE!!
I think it was mentioned some where on here it would take about 3 weeks to remove all cars from SSE. It'd be a pain in the...
Genius!!!That’s why you make the big bucks!!
You may be right about how long it will take to remove the cars, however, let's keep it in perspective. They are talking about two to three years to do this. That's 156 weeks, so three weeks to remove and three weeks to return leave them with 150 weeks (plus they probably can do that while other things are happening inside) to complete whatever else they have to do. Plus it only took 3 years to build it from the ground up originally. Just like MMRR all the work is being done on the inside with a very large open area as we exit the ride. (They can make the staging area as large as they like. What's another wall in EPCOT these days.) Material movement can happen at night and construction can happen during both day and night if they wish. It is a big job, but it isn't impossible or even that difficult. I would love to see the Construction Timeline plan for this project. Those things are fascinating to me. Even more so then what they are actually going to be doing inside specifically.
Of course it is. In your world anyway.Just judging by efforts like the Fallon queue at Uni, many variations on Fastpass, upselling front of line access at some theme parks, investments in next-gen tech at Disney, Disney After Hours events, Early Morning Magic, investments in interactive elements to queues and of course queue jumpers. But I admit I don't have a math equation to prove this but the anecdotal evidence is compelling. IMO.
Not to mention interactive queue investment has been reduced to the point of elimination of new ones.
If you spend time in the rotr bg thread you will see they create a lot of fun for guests. This was especially true before it became a game of skill and a good cell phone plan. By spreading the system to multiple parks/attractions that becomes mostly a non-factor even for rotr.
People like virtual queues infinitely more than actual queues. It's the future. Resistance is futile.
