This is also true - but I would still expect lighting to be kept fairly dim internally.
Please remain seated while your Skyliner is in motion.I'm thinking if anything it will be valances in the footwells to prevent trips etc, dim enough not to obscure the view out at night.
Please remain seated while your Skyliner is in motion.
Por favor manténganse sentado mientras su Skyliner está moviendo.
And mind the gap!Please remain seated while your Skyliner is in motion.
Por favor manténganse sentado mientras su Skyliner está moviendo.
Please remain seated while your Skyliner is in motion.
This brings up another point that it is unlikely that the gondolas will have seating for all the passengers. Ski gondolas of this style often are Standing room only, or have a small bench you can lean your buy onto. I think Disney is likely to have a seat on either side of the car, but will also have some amount of standing room to reach full capacity - similar to riding the monorail. Maybe room for 6 passengers to sit, and 4 standing or something like that.
This brings up another point that it is unlikely that the gondolas will have seating for all the passengers. Ski gondolas of this style often are Standing room only, or have a small bench you can lean your buy onto. I think Disney is likely to have a seat on either side of the car, but will also have some amount of standing room to reach full capacity - similar to riding the monorail. Maybe room for 6 passengers to sit, and 4 standing or something like that.
From what I've seen online, Doppelmayr's D-Line gondolas have 2 bench seats seating 4 or 5 across on each end of the cabin.This brings up another point that it is unlikely that the gondolas will have seating for all the passengers. Ski gondolas of this style often are Standing room only, or have a small bench you can lean your buy onto. I think Disney is likely to have a seat on either side of the car, but will also have some amount of standing room to reach full capacity - similar to riding the monorail. Maybe room for 6 passengers to sit, and 4 standing or something like that.
From what I've seen online, Doppelmayr's D-Line gondolas have 2 bench seats seating 4 or 5 across on each end of the cabin.
The seats are shown at 1:00 in this video:
I know -- Doppelmayr uses that same music in all of their promotional videos. They are nicely edited, though.OK - so likely seating for all. That's cool.
And that music is way too dramatic for images of a gondola.
From what I've seen online, Doppelmayr's D-Line gondolas have 2 bench seats seating 4 or 5 across on each end of the cabin.
The seats are shown at 1:00 in this video:
ETA: At the very last shot, it looks like there are handles along the inside wall under the seats, probably to release the seat for folding up.
I can see my wife and I headed to a great dinner at a new restaurant at the Riviera and get cabin mated up with a few anti deodorant people after a long scorching day at Epcot. Might save me some dinner money and be a cost savings after all!
Just kidding!
Some of my favorite times have been when I have met people at dinner/on the bus/sitting on a park bench etc. Hope this continues on the gondola's.
I think there will be a LOT of periods of time where the gondolas won't be fully loaded. It's really in the morning rush and the evening rush that they'll try and keep them fairly full. (It will likely rarely be "8 to a gondola".) During most of the day, you will likely be able to have a gondola to yourself.
Isn't SWGE opening in 2019?Interesting last line in that article... "expected to open by 2019." That's sooner than I think most of us had originally thought when we were looking more toward before SW opens.