Originally Posted By Labuda Hmm...question for those who've ridden already and are familiar with Florida (or just those familar enough with Florida to answer this question)... does the Tower in DCA seat one less person than the town in D-MGM? Based on the photo here: <a href="http://www.laughingplace.com/ShowPic.asp?Filename=/files/TOTPreview2/big/P16-004.JPG&Caption=...are+keyed+to+a+seating+chart+on+the+wall.&ID=508160" target="_blank">http://www.laughingplace.com/S howPic.asp?Filename=/files/TOTPreview2/big/P16-004.JPG&Caption=...are+keyed+to+a+seating+chart+on+the+wall.&ID=508160</a> - it looks like there's a missing seat in the middle of the back row. Is that correct, or is my memory of WDW's ToT shot even though I was on it Friday?
Originally Posted By Labuda Oh, yeah - and WONDERFUL pictures, Doug & Dave - thanks for taking them - I can't wait to experience this ride when next I'm out west!
Originally Posted By Kimmy Kay Labuda - Good question because that chart is deceiving. The back row does indeed span the whole back of the elevator. That chart makes it look as if the aisle goes all the way up, but that isn't the case.
Originally Posted By SpaceScreamin Dabob2: As Kimmy Kay already mentioned, the left library empties to the upper level, and the right library empties to the lower level. However, I suppose it doesn't really matter which library you select--there's an open space between the lines in the boiler room right before the stairs to the upper level begin. You can duck under the chain across that open space and select either the upper level or the lower level. Unless of course, there's lots of people blocking your way or a bellhop instructs you not to do that.
Originally Posted By SpaceScreamin Kimmy Kay: Actually, although the back row is filled in DCA's elevators, it does have one less seat. The back row of WDW's seats 8 instead of 7, for a total of 22 passengers to DCA's 21. So, Labuda, your memory is not shot.
Originally Posted By Kimmy Kay Ah okay. Well, I thought he meant was there an aisle that went up all the way, like in the seating chart. I never counted the ones at WDW so I wouldn't know count wise. But all cleared up now. )
Originally Posted By bigbrian-nc dot com I really enjoyed the pictures of the Hollwood Tower Hotel and gift shop, in fact one of the things I liked best about it was that this photo essay seems to cover this area so completly thanks for the great views of the neat details and the wide shots that give the larger picture here. Reading this thread I came up with a few questions but will post those in the topic geared to that later today, once again thanks for the great work!
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Originally Posted By TDLFAN Everything looks great and I especially like the art deco-sy feel of it all which for some reason, doesn't seem to be as prevailing at MGM. Can't wait to take the plunge on Jun 28th.
