UNCgolf
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Yeah, the design of the windows in that photo is nonsensical. If they open in the center, there should be hinges on both sides and a catch in the middle. A catch on one side wouldn't do anything.
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Yeah, the design of the windows in that photo is nonsensical. If they open in the center, there should be hinges on both sides and a catch in the middle. A catch on one side wouldn't do anything.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Fair enough, I admit I hadn’t read the detail. I still think there might well be animal access around the back though.
When are we going to find out? Iwantneed to know, dammit!Never mind they bigger picture, it’s these details that we need more of on the forum.
Doesn't appear to be any access on the back either:
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Might be hiding an electrical box, you can see what looks like a piece of conduit right below it coming down the wall and into the ground.
Rhinocerous
Premium Member
My head canon is that they are hinged in the middle (inside) and on the left side, from which they fold in. I know that design makes no sense, but otherwise it doesn't work. It must be made to work.
Pi on my Cake
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Inside the Magic on Twitter.
Seems to support that this is more than just a new animal habitat. But it does also look like goats would love it
Magic Feather
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The jeep is making me lean towards show scene instead of goats, mostly bc it doesn't seem too goat friendly, but idk.
BubbaisSleep
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They need to advertise this! Go the Mystic Timbers at Kings Island route. I want to know what’s in there!
What is wrong with Disney?!! You can't let goats *drive*!!!
tcool123
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When I owned a goat on my childhood farm she would love to jump onto our cars, and gave it some scratches and broke a windshield a couple of times. So there is that
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nickys
Premium Member
Can you clarify whether you’re suggesting he’s a goat or a G.O.A.T.?
RSoxNo1
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G.O.A.T.Can you clarify whether you’re suggesting he’s a goat or a G.O.A.T.?
Darth Snips
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Rhinocerous
Premium Member
I would expect him to be elsewhere on the safari, chasing the Giselles.
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
They are Tommy's Tommy's!
Disney seems to have no clue how windows or doors operate lately, see Rat at Epcot and the nonsensical door.
cookiee_munster
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Has anyone been watching the Animal Kingdom show on Disney+?
Today i watched an episode where they installed a giant palm tree in kilimanjaro safaris that turned out to be a light. The thing looked incredible. Considering it was just a tree.
Today i watched an episode where they installed a giant palm tree in kilimanjaro safaris that turned out to be a light. The thing looked incredible. Considering it was just a tree.
Dan Deesnee
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I'm not sure if this has been posted yet. I was in animal kingdom recently and I ask the driver of our safari truck what was going on with the shed. She said that they're adding new animals and she knows what they are but she can't tell me what.
Another cast member told me that the idea of the scene is to show that even though humans have caused some destruction in the natural world the new scene at the end is meant to be a game warden's house showing that humans and animals can live alongside one another.
so I guess the question is what kind of animals would be living around a game warden's house?
Another cast member told me that the idea of the scene is to show that even though humans have caused some destruction in the natural world the new scene at the end is meant to be a game warden's house showing that humans and animals can live alongside one another.
so I guess the question is what kind of animals would be living around a game warden's house?