Aerial Images of Disney theme parks

[hertamaniac]

My kids are 12 and 13 and they know most of the games. Most are still made today and are common gifts at kids' bday parties, in my experience. I did explain Lincoln Logs...

Thank goodness. I think there truly can be a materialistic revival in this sense. Thank you!

 

[vacationer1954]

... and how ever long you have to wait in line to board.

Continuous boarding will be more efficient than waiting for each boat.

 

[DanBoris]

Continuous boarding will be more efficient than waiting for each boat.

... but even with continuous boarding they will be a wait at certain time of the day.

 

[Mikey15]

... but even with continuous boarding they will be a wait at certain time of the day.

The same times of day the boats fill up and you have to wait for a 2nd one?

 

[scrappinginontario]

... but even with continuous boarding they will be a wait at certain time of the day.

I agree. There have been times when we've taken the Epcot monorail to the TTC in the middle of the day and the line to board the MK Monorail has been down the entire length of the ramp. Since CBR will be a 3 way hub (Epcot, DHS and Pop/AoA) the lines have potential to get quite long.

I'm guessing the Skyliner will be the faster route considering all the stops the Friendship boats make but it will still be fun to find out. I just think they're going to be so pretty to see 'floating' through the sky!

 

[vacationer1954]

... but even with continuous boarding they will be a wait at certain time of the day.

I don't know about you but I prefer moving slowly to being stopped entirely.

 

[DanBoris]

I don't know about you but I prefer moving slowly to being stopped entirely.

I agree, but that was not the point of the discussion. To be clear, I think the gondolas will be faster most of the time, but there will be times where it could boat and gondola could be about equal.

 

[BigRed98]

In case anyone is interested, bioreconstruct on twitter released some new aerials for the upcoming Harry Potter coaster. Coaster looks very fun with lots of twists, turns, sudden drops and a dead end track. If Universal adds lots of physical sets with integration of screens appropriately this could be the better of the Potter attractions.

 

[Mikey15]

In case anyone is interested, bioreconstruct on twitter released some new aerials for the upcoming Harry Potter coaster. Coaster looks very fun with lots of twists, turns, sudden drops and a dead end track. If Universal adds lots of physical sets with integration of screens appropriately this could be the better of the Potter attractions.

Universal does a really good job with indoor coasters; I love The Mummy. Hopefully they can extend that outdoors with the same level of sets/interaction?

Expedition:Everest would be a good benchmark to hit.

 

[mcjaco]

Universal does a really good job with indoor coasters; I love The Mummy. Hopefully they can extend that outdoors with the same level of sets/interaction?

Expedition:Everest would be a good benchmark to hit.

The California version of the Mummy is meh, at best. Don't know how they messed up that one, while the other version is so much fun.

 

[Q-man]

I agree. There have been times when we've taken the Epcot monorail to the TTC in the middle of the day and the line to board the MK Monorail has been down the entire length of the ramp. Since CBR will be a 3 way hub (Epcot, DHS and Pop/AoA) the lines have potential to get quite long.

The Skyliner is continuously loading and moves 3 bus loads of people, or one full monorail worth, every 5 minutes on each line. That's the equivalent of 40 buses worth to Epcot each hour, and 40 buses worth to DHS each hour. In other words, a full bus would have to depart every 90 seconds to both parks to match the capacity. The only place that should see any real line may be from the hub to AoA and POP when EP and HS returning traffic combine at peak times.
https://www.disboards.com/threads/d...n-system-read-post-1-updated-8-27-18.3578988/

 

[dina444444]

The California version of the Mummy is meh, at best. Don't know how they messed up that one, while the other version is so much fun.

They had less space in the show building in Hollywood.

 

[mcjaco]

They had less space in the show building in Hollywood.

Yes. Doesn't mean the ride can, or should, be less than the other. Restrictions can push creativity.

 

[cvaska]

When is the new DS garage opening?

 

[rteetz]

When is the new DS garage opening?

No date as of yet.

 

[ilovetotravel1977]

Any news when in 2020 the new Cirque de Soleil show is coming?

 

[rteetz]

Any news when in 2020 the new Cirque de Soleil show is coming?

Not as of yet.

 

[debedo]

Sooooo, no balconies on the Coronado expansion? I am thinking it doesn’t fit the “look” perhaps? Sorry... just a rookie regarding construction

 

[umichigan10]

Sooooo, no balconies on the Coronado expansion? I am thinking it doesn’t fit the “look” perhaps? Sorry... just a rookie regarding construction

Never really thought about it either way. Not sure what the thought process behind it would be one way or another

 

[DisneyisaBLAST]

Sooooo, no balconies on the Coronado expansion? I am thinking it doesn’t fit the “look” perhaps? Sorry... just a rookie regarding construction

Balconies are typically only found in Deluxe/DVC hotels. I don't believe any moderate resorts have private balconies.