To say I feel vindicated is an understatement. When I saw that rotating salad bar being installed, I knew I was on to something.
What's obvious now though is that this rotating salad bar we'll all be on must do more than just rotate. The giant Carousel of Progress that revolves over 1,000 people at a time didn't need such a deep and massively engineered sub-structure. And the wheels and motors that turned the theater were relatively simple, and because the theater was perfectly balanced they were only 1-horsepower GE motors.
But this rotating salad bar is something different. It rotates obviously, but it must also do something else and be subjected to bigger stresses to need such massive engineering.
We will have to get from Disneyland, er Batuu, up to this star destroyer somehow. So there must be some sort of pre-show process by which we do that, like a Haunted Mansion stretch room or Living Seas hydrolator or Journey To The Center of The Earth mine shaft, but on steroids and capable of shooting us off the planet and up into space.
And then we have to get back down to Disneyland after we've done our duty up there. Very interesting...