Maybe they were ordered in the short time between Gunn getting sacked and then re-hired? Went comics in case they had no footage for the ride and have to use comics for that? (long shot I know)
Disney Skyliner - Gondola Transportation System
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Maybe they were ordered in the short time between Gunn getting sacked and then re-hired? Went comics in case they had no footage for the ride and have to use comics for that? (long shot I know)
I guess it could also be that having it be more in the comic style and Star-Lord's mask on, it creates a bit of a timelessness. Chris Pratt won't be playing Star-Lord forever and the same goes for Zoe Saldana as Gamora.
Would they have had to pay the actors money for the use of their likeness?
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How many hours into the opening of these until the first pictures of graffiti in the cabins appear online?
I like the wrapping around the gondola's.
You can't see people dying from heat or doing the wild thing.
I wonder if they have a system in place for power washing the insides of these?
If it puts anyones mind to rest I rode a gondola this weekend in Kuala Lumpur, think it’s pretty much the same as Disney’s Skyliner. Weather was 86° (real feel 98°) with 72% humidity, no air con and it was absolute fine on a 20 minute trip.
The seats have vents and the air flows from the bottom and through these to the top, if you have a jacket on it kinda inflates if you are sitting a certain way.
I also rode one in Hong Kong during quite a bit of wind and the gondola was pretty stable, no issues at all.
The seats have vents and the air flows from the bottom and through these to the top, if you have a jacket on it kinda inflates if you are sitting a certain way.
I also rode one in Hong Kong during quite a bit of wind and the gondola was pretty stable, no issues at all.
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I've been comparing this to gondolas in similar climates (like Hong Kong) and it seems like it's just gone on deaf ears every time because people want to get baked alive.
If anything I kinda wanted to put a jumper on while riding!
The two Asian ones I've rode both had glass bottom options, that would have been pretty sweet if Disney went for those
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Please no! This is supposed to be relaxing ride to your destination, not the latest torture trap from Fear Factor. Next thing you know they'll start putting in those stupid glass breaking effects on those things.
