Disney’s instagram post did. Asa was integral on SWGE. Charita was a main lead on Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway.I wish the link actually included information on what exactly these people worked on or contributed that won them this award.
Disney’s instagram post did. Asa was integral on SWGE. Charita was a main lead on Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway.I wish the link actually included information on what exactly these people worked on or contributed that won them this award.
There is no second swing bridge. That concrete form is the bridge foundation that I believe you are referring too.Sorry I missed the updates on GF bridge.
Just wondering what the "2nd" narrow swing bridge is for?
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Is this Freeport or somewhere else? I've been looking pictures of the laid up ships and haven't found much. Apparently there are 19 ships laid up near the clump of private islands in the Bahamas.
This was when all four ships were recently docked in France.Is this Freeport or somewhere else? I've been looking pictures of the laid up ships and haven't found much. Apparently there are 19 ships laid up near the clump of private islands in the Bahamas.
The video clips in this really show how much larger the Dream and Fantasy are compared to the Wonder and Magic. I believe they were marketed as 50 percent larger, or something along those lines if I remember correctly, but I've never been able to see the difference in size until now.
I think Disney should take all the lights from The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights (they still have them right?) and create some sort of drive through thing. Sell tickets for $50/car and donate to some worthy cause.
No, the Osborne lights were never owned by Disney, so when they stopped using them they definitely returned them. Disney has millions upon millions of other lights in their holiday warehouse, so the donated lights could have been any lights, or Disney could have just bought a ton of lights to donate to them.I see replies that say that WDW does not have the lights any longer and that they've been given back to the Osborne family. However, I also read that the lights being used at the Give Kids The World "Night of a Million Lights" fundraiser (it looks fantastic, wish I were closer!) were donated by WDW. Is it possible that this is where the lights are now?
The Disney ships are currently docked in Brest, FranceIs this Freeport or somewhere else? I've been looking pictures of the laid up ships and haven't found much. Apparently there are 19 ships laid up near the clump of private islands in the Bahamas.
And to add many of the Osborne lights were replaced on a yearly basis.No, the Osborne lights were never owned by Disney, so when they stopped using them they definitely returned them. Disney has millions upon millions of other lights in their holiday warehouse, so the donated lights could have been any lights, or Disney could have just bought a ton of lights to donate to them.
The Magic has moved and is now in Dover, England. https://www.skylinewebcams.com/en/webcam/united-kingdom/england/dover/dover-beach-kent.htmlThe Disney ships are currently docked in Brest, France
Do you know why they were all moved to France? If they were able to stayed moored, that's obviously a big advantage over anchoring or drifting like many of the other ships are doing right now.The Disney ships are currently docked in Brest, France
I see replies that say that WDW does not have the lights any longer and that they've been given back to the Osborne family. However, I also read that the lights being used at the Give Kids The World "Night of a Million Lights" fundraiser (it looks fantastic, wish I were closer!) were donated by WDW. Is it possible that this is where the lights are now?
They moved them to France and England for dry dock repairs and renovations. Since they know they most likely won’t be sailing until mid 2021, they pushed up the dry dock schedule.Do you know why they were all moved to France? If they were able to stayed moored, that's obviously a big advantage over anchoring or drifting like many of the other ships are doing right now.
Well it looks like at least one ship went into a dry dock for a bit. Some rumors have been circulated that the ships have been retrofitted and ready for when they are able to sail.Do you know why they were all moved to France? If they were able to stayed moored, that's obviously a big advantage over anchoring or drifting like many of the other ships are doing right now.
Rumors indicate they could sail prior to that. I think they’ll sail before Disneyland opens at this point.They moved them to France and England for dry dock repairs and renovations. Since they know they most likely won’t be sailing until mid 2021, they pushed up the dry dock schedule.
This looks different. It has pusher location (rubber bumpers), mounts for engines, and what looks like a steering location. I wonder if this will be used to move the other barges out.
Very possible. Also could be used to more construction to take place in the lagoon.This looks different. It has pusher location (rubber bumpers), mounts for engines, and what looks like a steering location. I wonder if this will be used to move the other barges out.