EricsBiscuit
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Great smell too!
Great smell too!
I’m sure they need to beef up staffing but honestly isn’t this probably due to firework times? The fireworks are at 8:15, the train track is right in the fallout zone so in order for them to have enough time to cycle out, put the trains away and secure the area, I doubt they could stay open much later anyway…WDW Railroad still running limited hours of 9-6 this week. I hope this is temporary
My issue with this is that kids can do that at numerous other places around the country. Not only is it not unique to Disney, the one at WDW isn't even a very good version!
It's a ton of space being used for something that kids can experience in a better form closer to home.
You mean like Tom Sawyer Island?How about a nice park area with seating........
I mean like Cosmic Ray's picnic areaYou mean like Tom Sawyer Island?
Na, I’d settle for a people eating D or C for please…
I’m sure they need to beef up staffing but honestly isn’t this probably due to firework times? The fireworks are at 8:15, the train track is right in the fallout zone so in order for them to have enough time to cycle out, put the trains away and secure the area, I doubt they could stay open much later anyway…
They can pause during the fireworks. When my dad was a kid in the 80’s during summer the railroad was open well past midnight.I’m sure they need to beef up staffing but honestly isn’t this probably due to firework times? The fireworks are at 8:15, the train track is right in the fallout zone so in order for them to have enough time to cycle out, put the trains away and secure the area, I doubt they could stay open much later anyway…
The trains have always closed for the night before fireworks.Or...
They could just pause the WDWRR during the fireworks. Wait for reedy Creek to give the fallout area the all clear, and then resume train operations.
For decades this was literally the standard operating procedure.
True but was it always 2 Hours before? Or is that just because of the Newer Shows? I thought, back when we had Spectro/MSEP, The Train would run till the First Pararde which was only an hour before FITS/Wishes???The trains have always closed for the night before fireworks.
Temporarily yes but they used to reopen after and stay open until park closing.The trains have always closed for the night before fireworks.
The trains always finished for the night before the first parade, because the train crosses the parade route.True but was it always 2 Hours before? Or is that just because of the Newer Shows? I thought, back when we had Spectro/MSEP, The Train would run till the First Pararde which was only an hour before FITS/Wishes???
??? That has nothing to do with it. Festival of Fantasy happens twice a day, all that happens is the trains just wait for it to finish.The trains always finished for the night before the first parade, because the train crosses the parade route.
Remember, Night Parades also comes with Fireworks.??? That has nothing to do with it. Festival of Fantasy happens twice a day, all that happens is the trains just wait for it to finish.
That has always been the pet peeve with me. It is just amazing how much we all tend to forget that those are for kids and it is actually the only things that go slow enough and yet have enough individual control to give kids the illusion of driving. I cannot speak for others but at age 8 thru 10 they would have need a crowbar to get me out of them no matter how cheesy they may seem to us now.While there may be numerously places everywhere, the height to actually ride in or drive the cars is alot lower at Disney. Don't overestimate the appeal of driving to a kid, I have a 9, 8 & 6 year old, and Speedway is always among their must-dos when we go.
Yes they could do more to improve it, like over at Disneyland where the track is much more interesting. However eliminating it entirely would be a huge mistake. I know I first drove a 'car' on the speedway at MK, and now getting to watch my kids do it too and the sheer joy on their faces as they drive their parents around is priceless.
I'm not quite sure what you're arguing about. The trains have never run during or after fireworks.??? That has nothing to do with it. Festival of Fantasy happens twice a day, all that happens is the trains just wait for it to finish.
No they have not. And at Disneyland they still don't.The trains have always closed for the night before fireworks.
That’s not true. The trains have opened after fireworks before.I'm not quite sure what you're arguing about. The trains have never run during or after fireworks.
What does the parade have to do with it?The trains always finished for the night before the first parade, because the train crosses the parade route.
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