Will Walt Disneyworld ever expand the monorail?

[Horace Horsecollar]

The Monorail Society ( http://www.monorails.org/ ) has an excellent website, which includes the advantages of monorails over other forms of transportation.

 

[ChrisFL]

"But I like California Adventure..."

Thats definitely worthy of banning

 

[Dsnyfam]

Now I'm not one to but....
I did read some comments awhile back from a WDI employee who claimed to have seen the blueprints for S&D, and they did allow for monorail stations in both resorts. And I have read the interview with Graves where he states the black squares are just design elements, So who knows.

Here's another rumor from way back: foundations for monorail pylons are in place around World Showcase!

I had no idea such things (blueprints) existed! I also had no idea so many people have such strong opinions about this subject. I do know the monorail is super expensive. A driver told me it's somewhere in the range of a "million dollars for each foot of track" (which seems outrageous, but probably close).

Horace--thanks for clearing-up the "black square" myth! I never even thought about this one. LOL. I just thought it may be nice if they would expand the train (monorail) into one of the parks (even AKL). It's such a nice form of transportation--almost like an attraction itself!

 

[Banzai]

What's wrong with California Adventure? I thought it was cute...

 

[manning]

A driver told me it's somewhere in the range of a "million dollars for each foot of track" (which seems outrageous, but probably close).

I doubt it, that calculates out to over 5 billion dollars a mile.

 

[ChrisFL]

What's wrong with California Adventure? I thought it was cute...

I could explain whats wrong with it but I dont have all day to type it

 

[Banzai]

It was still fun though...

 

[YoHo]

The only good thing about DCA is the short lines for the soup.
Soarin is literally the only worthwhile thing in the park and then only because I have an annual pass.
Sometimes I'll go on the clones and pretend I'm at Walt Disney World. Or watch the MSEP to relive fond memories of the past.

I also like to Watch Whoopi saves California and Laugh at the inaccurate revisionist bull poop history they show.

Again, I would never explicitly pay a dime to do this.
Also, I didn't personally do this, but I hear it made a great queue for the Disneyland Birthday.

So basically what I'm saying is there's nothing did that intentionally makes it fun.