Because the only solution that anyone else has proposed is a foot path and adding more monorails or ferries. The footpath is an issue because not many guests are going to walk over a mile to their car. I think the path that will like GF Poly and TTC is going to be 1.7 miles.
With regard to additional monorails and ferries, monorails already run at maximum capacity at that hour. They cannot add another without expanding the track as each monorail needs to be a certain distance apart. I can't speak for the ferries but ferries load rather slowly which needs to be taken into account. If I post a thread with an idea, of course I'm going to defend it. And when someone raises a good point, I adjust accordingly. Someone brought up the boats that go to Fort Wilderness and Wilderness Lodge. With that in consideration, a skyliner to those locations probably isn't necessary as those boats tend to have short wait times. The only advantage of a skyliner in those resorts would be for guests who wanted to take the skyliner to TTC to take the monorail to Epcot. So with all that in consideration, I dropped the idea of a skyliner for those resorts. However, I still don't believe a viable solution has been raised for the evening park exit rush at magic kingdom. A walking path will have a relatively small impact and additional monorails isn't possible.
