What's the area next to Living Seas, near the backstage area? Do you know? It's always been there...
I heard that it was to drain The Seas for an emergency that would require doing so.
I agree. But in an an emergency you would have to pick your poison. I don't know if that is actually what the area is for sure. I remember hearing that from a CM on the Behind the Seeds segway tour.
These areas are storm water runoff retention ponds. They are designed to provide for water quality and quantity control. These dry ponds are known as detention ponds and they are designed to dry out between uses. They serve to reduce the amount of pollutants that enter other waterways by holding the water so sediments have a chance to sink to the bottom. They also regulate the quantity of water flow to reduce flooding. Reedy Creek works closely with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the South Florida Water Management District to manage the water resources within WDW.
It is. It'll just cut off the corner of the lake. Nothing too elaborate.
Find Epcot and head due east just over Epcot Center Dr....I kinda feel like a total idiot, but for the life of me I can't see where Disney Springs is on a Google Map of WDW.
Obviously Ive not been there enough.
Sometimes not knowing is better. Trust me.confused.
Peter is our local monorail expansion and transportation infrastructure guru and has the unique ability to tie most any thread to those topics. It's really a gift.confused.
