Toy Story Mania!

[Huge5]

so here i am planning a last minute trip to Disneyland-i got the disney jones- and i go to the disney website...then i see that they are building a new "toy story mania" area...so i guess some of that 1 billion is going towards that, i cant wait to find out what else they're going to do with all that money.

 

[fairycat]

Good news this actually is not a project connected to that $1 billion, this project has been underway for a few months so came from other money.

While I am excited about the project its good to know its a bonus ride and all that billion can go towards bigger and better things!

 

[Albort]

Yes, the Toy Story Mania has already been funded and paid for by Disney already.

Though i been seeing a lot of low flying helicopters fly around Disneyland... Usually, you are required to have clearance to fly through Disneyland because Disneyland is a no fly zone area.

 

[Huge5]

thanks for the inside info...well, its a billion plus TSM! that would be cool if some disney reps read this board and took some of our ideas...i would expect seaon tix forever, LOL

 

[Pezalicious]

Is the air space over Disneyland still a no fly zone? I thought I had read that the permit (or whatever it's called) expired and Disney chose not to renew because of the cost. Maybe that was just a rumor?

 

[Albort]

Is the air space over Disneyland still a no fly zone? I thought I had read that the permit (or whatever it's called) expired and Disney chose not to renew because of the cost. Maybe that was just a rumor?

naw... i dont think it expire at all. No, it is not a permit. It was actually attached to another bill and the senate didnt really read it over and agreed to it...

It is the ONLY comerical place that has a No Fly Zone... not even nuclear power plants have that protection... though its kinda pointless...

 

[Another^Dimension]

Tis true...

The upcoming Toy Story Midway Mania, the Pixar Play Pals Parade and the Wonderful World of Color Paradise Bay show are all not included in the recent 'Billion plus' capitol investment budget approved by the Board of Directors and Bob Iger.