WDW Permits Part 5

Tom

Tom

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danlb_2000 said:
Couple permits for Buena Vista Construction today.

This one's for Stitch:

Stitch - Provide Labor, materials and/or equipment for construction

Second one for something called "MK Lift Station" on Seven Seas Drive. Anyone know what this is?

Disney Mk Lift Station 1770 Seven Seas Drive - Provide Labor, materials and/or equipment for construction
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A lift station is an underground pit that grinds up sewage and pumps it into another sewer line. Not as exciting as it sounds :)
 
danlb_2000

danlb_2000

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Another batch of "queue modifications" today for Rock-N-Roller Coaster, Great Movie Ride, Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular, Maelstrom, The Land, Soarin, and Kilimanjaro Safari.
 
Tom

Tom

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danlb_2000 said:
Another batch of "queue modifications" today for Rock-N-Roller Coaster, Great Movie Ride, Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular, Maelstrom, The Land, Soarin, and Kilimanjaro Safari.
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Would be nice if someone who frequents often could report back on anything they see that's different.
 
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IlikeDW

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danlb_2000 said:
Permit filed yesterday for property wide Wi-Fi.


Property Wide installation of Wifi and Distributed Antenna System
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http://crowncastle.com/das/index.aspx

Looks like they are ramping up cell coverage in addition to the WI-FI, I wonder which carriers? We have a DAS from a different vendor in our hospital and pipe in Verizon and AT&T. We provided the DAS and they provided all of the hardware to connect to their networks. The DAS is not cheap so if they are doing this everywhere on property I know where a chunk of the 1 billion went. I have heard unconfirmed stories where the carriers will pay for access to your DAS if are bringing service to enough customers that would not have had it otherwise.

Edit:
that's a leap on my part assuming cell coverage, they can also pump other signals/frequencies on the DAS (we do) so it could be a proprietary system or both. That's the nice thing about DAS is you can run multiple signals on one antenna system as long as it is engineered for it.
 
danlb_2000

danlb_2000

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IlikeDW said:
http://crowncastle.com/das/index.aspx

Looks like they are ramping up cell coverage in addition to the WI-FI, I wonder which carriers? We have a DAS from a different vendor in our hospital and pipe in Verizon and AT&T. We provided the DAS and they provided all of the hardware to connect to their networks. The DAS is not cheap so if they are doing this everywhere on property I know where a chunk of the 1 billion went. I have heard unconfirmed stories where the carriers will pay for access to your DAS if are bringing service to enough customers that would not have had it otherwise.

Edit:
that's a leap on my part assuming cell coverage, they can also pump other signals/frequencies on the DAS (we do) so it could be a proprietary system or both. That's the nice thing about DAS is you can run multiple signals on one antenna system as long as it is engineered for it.
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How good/bad is cell phone coverage on property now?

Dan
 
Master Yoda

Master Yoda

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danlb_2000 said:
I actually think that would a good thing. Don't want people on thier phones during a ride!

Dan
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Part of me agrees but as someone that tends to travel with a pack getting that "Meet us here in 20 minutes" text an hour late can be a bit of a pain.
 

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