So did they fix the problem with BLT?

[rowbear]

Or is it locked in formation like the main concourse?

 

[Tara]

Or is it locked in formation like the main concourse?

What problem?

 

[RobDoc]

It's all fixed. It won't be moving at all and will remain locked right in it's present location at least until January 31, 2060.

Enjoy!

 

[WilsonFlyer]

OK. I gotta bite...

Could somebody please explain? I don't get it.

 

[disneynutz]

A problem like that, you would think that they should have fixed it early.

 

[5forDiz]

What problem?

wondering too about " the problem " ?? but my best guess is

if there isn't one op will be able to find one.

 

[LIFERBABE]

Fixed it? Dang near wrecked it!

 

[rowbear]

The contemporary was originally designed in modules that were supposed to come back out of the frame and be placed in different configurations ever so often. Unfortunately there was an engineering mistake and the frame settled and it is impossible to remove the room modules now.


Was I the only one who knew this bit of trivia?

 

[Tara]

The contemporary was originally designed in modules that were supposed to come back out of the frame and be placed in different configurations ever so often. Unfortunately there was an engineering mistake and the frame settled and it is impossible to remove the room modules now.


Was I the only one who knew this bit of trivia?

No, I think that is common knowledge, at least among Disney-philes here. But that isn't a problem with BLT, which was not constructed in the same manner, so there was nothing to fix, hence the confusion with your question.

 

[WilsonFlyer]

The contemporary was originally designed in modules that were supposed to come back out of the frame and be placed in different configurations ever so often. Unfortunately there was an engineering mistake and the frame settled and it is impossible to remove the room modules now.


Was I the only one who knew this bit of trivia?

No. I think the original post was too abstract and short for many of us to deduct what the OP was talking about.

I think you guys interpreted the OP correctly but some of you ought to be on a game show if you got this out of the OP.

 

[DisneyWalker44]

The contemporary was originally designed in modules that were supposed to come back out of the frame and be placed in different configurations ever so often. Unfortunately there was an engineering mistake and the frame settled and it is impossible to remove the room modules now.

Psst - it's a myth. Urban Legend might be a better term.

 

[theww228]

The contemporary was originally designed in modules that were supposed to come back out of the frame and be placed in different configurations ever so often. Unfortunately there was an engineering mistake and the frame settled and it is impossible to remove the room modules now.


Was I the only one who knew this bit of trivia?

Let me guess..... We also don't know that Walt is frozen and is being stored in the castle!

BTW, why are us engineers blamed for everything that goes wrong? I am sure some other profession makes mistakes also.

 

[Peepster]

Oh, yes...and they're called lawyers.