stuck on monorail

[ILoveMyDVC]

Diane has serious issues moving people this week. Crowds are very light. Can't imagine how they are going to handle actual crowds.

forced off a monorail after loading. Sent to the resort monorail and then held over the lagoon.

the trams have been a nightmare. You sit and sit and sit. Ugh!!!!!

 

[SparklePixie]

Diane has serious issues moving people this week. Crowds are very light. Can't imagine how they are going to handle actual crowds.

forced off a monorail after loading. Sent to the resort monorail and then held over the lagoon.

the trams have been a nightmare. You sit and sit and sit. Ugh!!!!!

Diane better up her game. Kidding, I know it is an autocorrect.

 

[Baklava]

Diane better up her game. Kidding, I know it is an autocorrect.

Curse you, Diane!!!!!

I am blaming anything that goes wrong on my vacation on Diane.

 

[Dr.Mickey]

Now really??? Don't blame me.

 

[GreatLakes]

We were stuck for two hours on the monorail between MK and Epcot on our first trip back in August 1991. It was hot since the AC wasn't working. It isn't fun but unfortunately isn't anything new. They really need to bite the bullet and replace the trains but I'm not sure that is on the road map.

 

[Dr.Mickey]

I'm thinking that Walt might second guess his idea of putting the parking lot a mile away from the MK today. Very cool idea, but maybe not the easiest to execute on a daily basis.

 

[bc7ate9]

We skipped the monorail when we were there earlier this month...these kinds of issues just seem to be happening way too often.

 

[TwinPrincessMermaids]

This thread was hilarious!

Diane!

 

[AngiTN]

Love it. It's official, every time something at Disney goes wrong, it's Diane's fault.

 

[AngiTN]

I feel your pain. I've said over and over again, to any that listen, I do not consider a monorail servicing a resort to be a benefit. I think it's a hindrance because when it goes bad, it goes really bad. And the buses can never quite fill the void.

 

[focusondisney]

Umm, I'm here now. Don't think the crowds are "light". Not as heavy as next week will be, but certainly not light.

 

[danny1649]

It seems the monorail has had a lot more problems lately .

 

[Flight]

A new strategy for us: All will use the restroom before we board the monorail. No exceptions!

 

[cigar95]

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Now really??? Don't blame me.

Oh gosh, I was completely in love with Diane. Hard to believe that was 30+ years ago.

 

[goofyernmost]

We were stuck for two hours on the monorail between MK and Epcot on our first trip back in August 1991. It was hot since the AC wasn't working. It isn't fun but unfortunately isn't anything new. They really need to bite the bullet and replace the trains but I'm not sure that is on the road map.

I'm thinking that Walt might second guess his idea of putting the parking lot a mile away from the MK today. Very cool idea, but maybe not the easiest to execute on a daily basis.

Sure blame it on a guy that was dead for 5 years before it was built.

It seems the monorail has had a lot more problems lately .

According to the first post above, it isn't a new problem. Mechanical things break down... there is no actual way to avoid it.

 

[jahber]

We took the monorail in October and it was amazing! But only because it felt like the first time in YEARS that I had ridden a monorail between the TTC and MK without it needing to stop for some reason--or worse, power down and restart.

 

[SparklePixie]

Sure blame it on a guy that was dead for 5 years before it was built.


According to the first post above, it isn't a new problem. Mechanical things break down... there is no actual way to avoid it.

The monorail breaks down pretty much on a daily basis.

 

[larryz]

Love it. It's official, every time something at Disney goes wrong, it's Diane's fault.

I never did like Diane.

 

[jesse8931]

That would bum me out.

 

[mom2rtk]

Sure blame it on a guy that was dead for 5 years before it was built.


According to the first post above, it isn't a new problem. Mechanical things break down... there is no actual way to avoid it.

Well, not running a system 5 years past its life expectancy would probably be a good place to start.