Disney Von Drake
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They probably have meat thermometers built into the seats and the vents open or close based upon rump roast temperatures.
They probably have meat thermometers built into the seats and the vents open or close based upon rump roast temperatures.
They probably have meat thermometers built into the seats and the vents open or close based upon rump roast temperatures.
There is zero chance Disney would leave people on a stopped line in a storm below the rated thresholds of safety. They will likely discontinue boarding well before the safety thresholds, though.They are rated for that, doesn't mean Disney will choose to operate them under those conditions.
This. That is one heck of a leap to assume that is airflow testing unless she saw a bunch of measuring equipment in a cabin.
Disney are pros at watching the weather. We’ve been cleared from pools and slides at both water parks and resorts long before a drop of rain fell. I’m guessing it will be the same with the gondolas. If they’re planning on stopping them during certain weather conditions I can see them doing their best to stop loading new guests and unload current guests until weather allows for the line to continue.
I would imagine there will be people heading to POP/AofA who may be stranded at CBR if the gondola shuts down due to bad weather. I wonder if they’ll offer a shuttle bus to Pop/AofA in this case. I guess time will tell.Disney are pros at watching the weather. We’ve been cleared from pools and slides at both water parks and resorts long before a drop of rain fell. I’m guessing it will be the same with the gondolas. If they’re planning on stopping them during certain weather conditions I can see them doing their best to stop loading new guests and unload current guests until weather allows for the line to continue.
They did build a bus stop at the CBR stationI would imagine there will be people heading to POP/AofA who may be stranded at CBR if the gondola shuts down due to bad weather. I wonder if they’ll offer a shuttle bus to Pop/AofA in this case. I guess time will tell.
Undoubtedly, but knowing Disney Transport, it may take them half an hour to find a bus and driver they can spare.I would imagine there will be people heading to POP/AofA who may be stranded at CBR if the gondola shuts down due to bad weather. I wonder if they’ll offer a shuttle bus to Pop/AofA in this case. I guess time will tell.
Yep, but for $$$$, Minnie Van's will be there waitingUndoubtedly, but knowing Disney Transport, it may take them half an hour to find a bus and driver they can spare.![]()
I know they are pricey and I only do them once or twice a trip but I really do enjoy the minnie vans. I would use them more if they were a bit less expensive.Yep, but for $$$$, Minnie Van's will be there waiting
They did build a bus stop at the CBR station![]()
I know they are pricey and I only do them once or twice a trip but I really do enjoy the minnie vans. I would use them more if they were a bit less expensive.
There are plenty of videos that show the launch time of the Gondolas, much faster than TSMM at about 11 seconds. Sit down, do some math, then compare it to the current bus capacity.
Comparing them to one of the top attractions on property vs the transportation system they are replacing makes no sense. Especially when that attraction didn't launch nearly as often.I wasn't addressing buses at all; I was simply speculating that there WILL sometimes be a wait for gondolas due to high demand. A continuous-load system that has a secondary loading loop for the disabled will come closer to continuous no-wait regular loading than it is possible for any other kind of system to manage, but as we see with TSMM, it. still. happens. Even with doubled capacity over what it had when it was opened, TSMM sometimes still has standby waits of close to 2 hours, so it stands to reason that capacity issues will also occasionally create a wait at the Skyliner, because the load capacity of the system is finite, while the possibility of crowd growth is not (or at least, the limit is not something that WDW will tell us.)
I personally don't have a dog in the Skyliner vs. buses hunt, as I seldom use the buses at any other park than MK. Still, when at WDW I expect to wait for things, and I think that to assume otherwise, about anything on property, is to invite frustration.
Tim Tracker had a video today from Caribbean beach. The gondolas were just running in the background and I was surprised by how cool it looked. It really ads something to those resorts. Tim even commented on it how it ads an energy to the resort.
Okay, those pics were crap. I'll try again from the other side, but they might be gone. Sorry, guys.