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Wedn't You Know It?
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disneygrl89
Member
You had edited one past saying that you found Dan Wilson to be the project manager.
http://www.passporter.com/articles/everest.asp confirms Dan Wilson as being the project manager but http://www.coasterradio.com/everest.html says Mike Lentz was the project manager.
A picture of Mike Lentz can be found by going to " W D W news . com " then searching for his name. (I can not give you a direct link, and don't use spaces or quotes)
So, I don't know for sure.:shrug:.
Sorry.
WDWFigment
Well-Known Member
No one answered it because you answered it yourself, right? If you missed your own edit, the answer is that you were talking to David Wilson. 
unkadug
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teebin
Member
No one answered it because you answered it yourself, right? If you missed your own edit, the answer is that you were talking to David Wilson.
No, I was asking... is David Wilson 34-38 yo, solid build, pleasantly good looking dark haired guy? I was posting that I found out who the project manager was... not who I was talking to.
teebin
Member
yeah, I was wondering if there was more than one PM on the EE project, as I recall him saying he was "One Of" the somethings...... budget, on-time etc
WDWFigment
Well-Known Member
Ahh, now that makes sense. I did a little searching and found nothing. One of the 'imagineer' types around here is bound to know, though.
disneygrl89
Member
Sorry, can't help you out with that. I have only met with one Imagineer, Dan Flynn, and he has light hair.
Maybe you need to borrow Lewis's Memory Scanner....
mousermerf
Account Suspended
"solid build, pleasently good looking" and 'going to be stalked and murdered and found in a freeze in east indiana' sounds like the jist of things from your creepy description.
teebin
Member
I sincerely apologize for somewhat hijacking this thread.. not my intention... was just that some of you seemed to KNOW who was what in project management. So, I took the chance of asking. Please forgive me.
So, Patrick Stewart sounds about right.
A flying ride in Epcot... erm..... Soarin isn't enough? Sounds redundant. And MS ain't flyin... it is blasting off space stuff.
However, some of you said that a roller coaster was out of the question as it would destroy that WS view. Sorry, but the Swan and Dolphin hotels did that a LONG LONG time ago. It is the most stupid compromising design decision I have seen within the WDW complex. A great example of how money can actually ruin things.
The blue Soarin building is a bit of a question mark... but it doesn't stand out like the bird and the fish on the building.
teebin
Member
OH Grow up!.... I didn't mean it like that at all. How in hell does one describe a person these days without being a terrorist child molester stalking hanibal. I am really offended that you wrote this. It is REALLY irresponsible and alarmist.
I have enjoyed your posts in the past mousemerf, but this is a horrid rude post.
I kind of wish James Earl Jones narrated everything that was going on everywhere I went every day.
Good news about the animation building.
Lee
Adventurer
Yeah, true. But, I was strictly talking about Arrow's version. I'd wager that two of those is all we'll ever see. Now, if Intamin figures how to make their trains like Furious Baco have the seats flip...whole 'nother story.
Maybe. For a while he was working on the concepts for mainland China, but last I heard he was recently pulled from there back to a WDW project. I assumed it was for AK, but have no real information.
^ Gosh that should practically give something away! I'm biting my lip!
And let me suggest to ye of little faith that we're pretty adept at building rides so that they match the theming around them. Yeah, I know, the 90's... but we didn't have much choice in the matter... we were just doing as told.
If I had told you that a 198 foot tall roller coaster was going to be built in Animal Kingdom next to Asia, you would have said the same kinds of things. Of course, when you found out it had a $100 million dollar budget and would look like a giant mountain, and you learned the story behind it, it would make sense (though some of you would say it was "far fetched").
Bottomline: I don't give you all the details. Use your imaginations a bit - that's how we do it. :animwink:
And let me suggest to ye of little faith that we're pretty adept at building rides so that they match the theming around them. Yeah, I know, the 90's... but we didn't have much choice in the matter... we were just doing as told.
If I had told you that a 198 foot tall roller coaster was going to be built in Animal Kingdom next to Asia, you would have said the same kinds of things. Of course, when you found out it had a $100 million dollar budget and would look like a giant mountain, and you learned the story behind it, it would make sense (though some of you would say it was "far fetched").
Bottomline: I don't give you all the details. Use your imaginations a bit - that's how we do it. :animwink:
Pirate665
Well-Known Member
E-Ticket:
Eiffel Tower of Terror.
Story:
It was a common day back in 1945 France, when lighting struck the tower. Those poor people in the elevator didn't stand a chance and the elevator plunged 81 stories to the ground. It's said that every now and then, an elevator making the same trip on the same day will also see it's doom. Now it's your oppertunity to see if you can survive. Climb aboard the resturant/observation deck elevator and find out if the rumors are true. Do you have what it takes?
>Steve
Eiffel Tower of Terror.
Story:
It was a common day back in 1945 France, when lighting struck the tower. Those poor people in the elevator didn't stand a chance and the elevator plunged 81 stories to the ground. It's said that every now and then, an elevator making the same trip on the same day will also see it's doom. Now it's your oppertunity to see if you can survive. Climb aboard the resturant/observation deck elevator and find out if the rumors are true. Do you have what it takes?
>Steve
Lee
Adventurer
Interesting....but let's make it a launch instead of a drop. Quick...dig out the old Geyser Mountain concept!