zakattack99
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- In the Parks
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My guess is All Star Music, specifically over in the Broadway Section.
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Goofyernmost
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It was cool also because I never even thought that there might be a way to create a fan that didn't require labor or electricity to wave back and forth. I wonder where they came up with that thing. I wonder if it really worked, I'd guess it required a pretty steady wind or if it was just a thing put by a window that never really existed in real life.I thought it was cool too!
Dined there last month for the first time, unfortunately, the restaurant was not revolving on that day. Liked the food and enjoyed it, nonetheless.
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DisAl
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It is just a toy windmill that served no other purpose than for the blade to spin in the wind. Do a google search on "whirligig" and you will find hundreds of examples.
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Aristocatsmarie
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See below... sorry
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Aristocatsmarie
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Yes it is music. I misspoke prior.
JimW
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Magic Kingdom outside of it's a small world near the Rapunzel bathrooms?
DisAl
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I think you are correct. What I am most curious about though is what are they looking at?
JimW
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That's actually the part that has me second-guessing my answer. It's not like there'd be a parade float passing through there, or anything tall. Maybe it's something in the sky, like a helicopter or something crazy like one of the rocket launches from Cape Canaveral?
Tuvalu
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Correct. These folks were holding up the exterior queue of IASW, watching a sky writer on Election Day, and refused to budge until the “word” was complete.
JoeCamel
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Same guy doing JESUS?
Tuvalu
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That wasn’t the word.
Goofyernmost
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To be painfully honest, I didn't really care enough to research. Even as a toy, if it caused, like a whirligig, to have movement on the other end, (windmills are used to power lots of things) then it is a pretty clever thing to use as a fan. If it was nothing that was ever used to circulate air inside a building, than it was pretty clever of the imagineer to even imagine it to be used in the attraction as such. A still photo makes it impossible to see if it was rigged to actually work, but still not a bad idea for the time frame.
Goofyernmost
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You didn't specify what post your are responding to there, but if it was about the "whirligig" that isn't a whirligig, that is a Weathervane.
A whirligig transmits actual remote movement created by the spinning wind driven fan blades.
JoeCamel
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I've seen the one guy regularly for 10+ years is why I askedThat wasn’t the word.
Tobes58
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Yacht & Beach club?
Tuvalu
Premium Member
Go back and read what I wrote.
JoeCamel
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Probably the same guy, has to be thousands of times by now one or the other and who makes it their mission to skywrite over the worldGo back and read what I wrote.