Theoretically, yes. I imagine they'll get most of that type of stuff sorted out rather quickly though and they likely shouldn't need to play around with that too much. Especially since the loading procedure here will be much like loading Forbidden Journey or any omnimover... it'll be so continuous that there really should never be a need to mess with things.
Disney Skyliner - Gondola Transportation System
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Individually, I think they’re good but I would have preferred more consistency across the board. These will make for easy billboards for future movies.
A couple of hours work and about 20 bucks for a temporary vinyl wrap.
I actually think I'll enjoy the gondolas more than some of the park's rides. I always liked the sky gondolas that most parks had in the past century, and a few like BGW still have. This is a longer version that should have some awesome views, and serve as transport to boot.I'm looking forward to riding these a lot when I'm at AA resort in November.
It's going to become part of the experience for visiting DHS and Epcot for a lot of people, no different that getting on the boat or monorail for the MK.
Should be cool enough then. Added plus: Might be the only new "attraction" I get to ride considering how tight fastpasses are still for FOP (whose lines are even longer now, guess some 'capacity issues' are cropping up) , Mickey & Minnie will be super hard to get, and Star Wars, even if it's open, will require signing over your first born to get a fastpass. ....So, the Gondolas may be the new attraction highlight by default.November sounds good but I will still take one of those personal misters with me
Just spring for the 12K tour.......Should be cool enough then. Added plus: Might be the only new "attraction" I get to ride considering how tight fastpasses are still for FOP (whose lines are even longer now, guess some 'capacity issues' are cropping up) , Mickey & Minnie will be super hard to get, and Star Wars, even if it's open, will require signing over your first born to get a fastpass. ....So, the Gondolas may be the new attraction highlight by default.
Or just go to Uni, I hear they might have a cool new coaster open...
Never doubted it and a drink at Strongwater might be in the mix. Great time for sitting on the patio.I'll be there too, of course. Split vacation.
Yep. I'll be there in May also. We're staying on that side of the resort this vacation, Royal Pacific & Cabana Bay split , so there will be plenty of trips to my fav theme park/hotel/resort bar restaurant.
Agreed. The peoplemover is one of my favorite rides simply because of the relaxation aspect of it and I think this will be similar, except with some cool views of the resort.
Am interesting thought/question do they have to test the cabins and system with weights inside the cabins like they do with coasters?
I would think once they get all the cabins online and run a few cycles they will load the line with water dummies and cycle it to be sure there are no surprises. They use rocks at ski resorts. Liftblog would be able to provide documentation about this.
