chris4disney
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With the outside construction on Tron supposedly continuing, does that mean it will be complete enough that the MK Train can reopen this year... even if the Tron attraction isn't finished/operational?
With the outside construction on Tron supposedly continuing, does that mean it will be complete enough that the MK Train can reopen this year... even if the Tron attraction isn't finished/operational?
Yeah, no. Tron is not going to take 5-10 years and this has been pointed out to you before.my guess is say buh bye to the train until tron opens sometime in the next 5-10 years. And maybe not even then as the locomotive boilers will have become un serviceable due to the long period of inactivity
Yeah, no. Tron is not going to take 5-10 years and this has been pointed out to you before.
With the outside construction on Tron supposedly continuing, does that mean it will be complete enough that the MK Train can reopen this year... even if the Tron attraction isn't finished/operational?
Even if Tron isn't open by the 50th, I think the train will. It's a quick, easy, and cheap way to increase capacity. They refurbed the track already. My guess is once they finish the Tron Canopy they will work on the train tunnel/ underpass next.
The train is not at the stationWDW management is perfectly happy without the train its a lot cheaper to operate as a static display and much cheaper to insure the park without a mobile high pressure boiler in close proximity to the public
Guardians is why they didn't put it @ Epcot.Am I the only one who thinks that a huge ride called "Tron" seems really out of place in that section of Magic Kingdom? Why didn't they put it in Epcot? Future World could really use another headliner.
Even if Tron isn't open by the 50th, I think the train will. It's a quick, easy, and cheap way to increase capacity. They refurbed the track already. My guess is once they finish the Tron Canopy they will work on the train tunnel/ underpass next.
my guess is say buh bye to the train until tron opens sometime in the next 5-10 years. And maybe not even then as the locomotive boilers will have become un serviceable due to the long period of inactivity
Yeah we’ll see, Art of Animation was not supposed to take a decade either and they did not even bother to seal that site. When a construction site is sealed it means they aint going back for at least 2-3 years.
Sounds like a good idea for the over/under game going on in another thread. What's your guess, Mit88? I'm at a year. But, I have nothing to base that onPlease don’t spread false information just to serve as your anti-Disney narrative. A half completed ride in their castle park is nothing like Art of Animation. Sealing the building doesn’t mean they’re not going back for “2-3 years”. There’s literally no basis to make a wild claim like that.
Sounds like a good idea for the over/under game going on in another thread. What's your guess, Mit88? I'm at a year. But, I have nothing to base that on
Please don’t spread false information just to serve as your anti-Disney narrative. A half completed ride in their castle park is nothing like Art of Animation. Sealing the building doesn’t mean they’re not going back for “2-3 years”. There’s literally no basis to make a wild claim like that.