A little, but it's pretty heavy so the float didn't move it far.Chabobo wrote:hahahaha i didnt hear that! did they just move the wall back?
Near as I can tell, they spent twenty minutes deciding it was okay to drive over the curb.
A little, but it's pretty heavy so the float didn't move it far.Chabobo wrote:hahahaha i didnt hear that! did they just move the wall back?
Huh. Must be Disney Propoganda at work. *Shrug*Chabobo wrote:not guided, they can just be tracked as tho where they are, and they can control lights and music and such, like as the move down route, they tell witch speakers to play what. but someone is still inside driving (*sigh* i wish i could drive a pod again someday...)
Well, let's think now.... If the street is too narrow for the first float, what will the floats behind it do?hulkcoaster wrote:So what did they do to the floats behind it at spectromagic? Did they back everythin up and stop the parade?
Oh, I'm sorry. Thought that was a silly question and gave a silly answer. My bad. :goofy:hulkcoaster wrote:I meant from a logistical standpoint did they run all of the floats over the curb or back them up. You'd think it would be bad to run chassis with limited shocks over curbs.