The Monorail Track

[Invero]

Originally posted by Hank Scorpio
Wow - you must know your disney if you know the pylon numbers and the state they are in!!

I'm a former monorail pilot... It was my job to know these things.

 

[Monorail Lime]

Originally posted by mickey04
Actually, Bagheera was talking about Disneyland (responding to a question I had about their beams and track)

Ah, so it seems. I need to learn me some reading skills.

 

[jmarc63]

Originally posted by Fantasia Boi
I'm a former monorail pilot... It was my job to know these things.

Tyler do you know every pylon and where there are or just the "key" points where there is a control signal or other stoping point on the line?

 

[Invero]

Originally posted by jmarc63
Tyler do you know every pylon and where there are or just the "key" points where there is a control signal or other stoping point on the line?

It's not that hard to remember where specific pylons are... the hold point pylons make it easy.

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

Originally posted by SirNimajneb
I'll bet you that in the future, perhaps 20 years from now, or sooner, Disney will replace the monorail beams completely... And will take down the concrete and in its place install a very durable, strong, yet lightweight metal alloy compound for use for the monorail. But that's just my vision of the future

........and they'll expand the track system as well !!

 

[Monorail Lime]

Originally posted by Fantasia Boi
I'm a former monorail pilot... It was my job to know these things.

Let's see if you really know your stuff...

What's the significance of pylon 150 on express beam?

 

[Invero]

Originally posted by Monorail Lime
Let's see if you really know your stuff...

What's the significance of pylon 150 on express beam?

Well... if I remember correctly, that area got resurfaced. Funny story... They milled that area, and one day I was driving Orange, hit the pothole, and my cab door flew open. Good thing the cab was deadheaded!