Probaly for the new Van helsing movie ride, or just general park improvements.
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Another Freaking basketball loss. Team record-0-2
As for using helicopter it is way more expensive and disney had the airspace restricted.
They could take logs off a few at a time during slow season for refurb *** Edited 1/25/2004 1:34:12 AM UTC by kevin38***
coasterwiz said:
Maybe the "lost" ride in Suess Landing is finally going away.
You might be more right then you realize, the sign for the "lost" ride has made a reapearance on its' sign post after a long absense according to screamscape (and backed up with a picture).
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You can't remove a drive motor, change a lift chain, remove ride vehicles, or inspect hard to reach areas without them.
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I really don't think that it will open though, because it's falsely rumored to open each and every year.
Wait a minute. I think I understand now. You mean that it wont be a "lost" ride anymore because it may be opened. Duuu...I get it.
Turbo, Universal is always doing something with their cranes. Maybe you saw someone being rescued from the brakes of P-Fliers.
*** Edited 1/25/2004 9:51:40 PM UTC by dexter***
Incidentally, I think PART of the problem with the Driving Machines ride was that it was going to be *near impossible* to get people down in the case of an E-stop....Seuss Landing is hard to get into, out of, or even around....unless you're on foot, that is...;)
You still have Zoidberg.... You ALL have Zoidberg! (V) (;,,;) (V)
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