Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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nah, then it would be monorail blow...Doctor McKey wrote:Their is lots of reasons to why..you have to be a monorail pilot to find the actual reason. but the other also true reasons are because people used to throw up in it ( bad shocks )...
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now now... dont start rumors....drcorey wrote:nah, then it would be monorail blow...
Ah yes, it's Monorail Blew!!Doctor McKey wrote:
This is Monorail Blew ( dont ask ) on In Shop Beam 1
From a thread a while go we were talking about the monorails and I mentioned about an incident where Monorail Blue was on a spur line and the spur line got hit by lightning, and the switch beams were stuck, bringing Express and Epcot monorail operations to a stand still, and if that weren't enough, Monorail Green had an air leak while all this was going on. This happened during my August 2008 trip.jerlove wrote:I remember someone once saying "God hates monorail blue"
something to do with Lightning strikes??? not sure why.
I know about Blew... :twisted:Doctor McKey wrote:you have to be a monorail pilot to find the actual reason.
That was Mark IV Silver back in '86.jerlove wrote:Blue was not the one that caught fire was it?
Once again...... I speak no evil...Monorail_Red wrote:That was Mark IV Silver back in '86.
Your thumb would fall off from taking the train to Epcot with the deadmans they had on the Mark IV's.Big Wallaby wrote:I had a guest yesterday who was a pilot from '89 through '94. He ran both the IV and the VI.
What I wouldn't give for ten minutes driving a IV back in the day...
Actually, the first time you drive a Mk VI, you want to hold that button down. It's just a natural response to its presence and position.Monorail_Red wrote:Your thumb would fall off from taking the train to Epcot with the deadmans they had on the Mark IV's.
