Originally Posted By mousermerf When I worked Body Wars I was unaware there was weather. We judged the outside conditions based on what people would come in wearing. We'd see ponchos and be like "oh, it must be raining!" Then the roof would leak if it was a bad storm. Otherwise you only put on a jacket when they turned the air up too high and you only knew the sun had set because it was ever so slightly dimmer in the main dome.
Originally Posted By danyoung >...the only way I could survive would be working on enclosed watercraft.< Funny you should mention that, as this is exactly the crew I want to end up on. But as I understand it, they rotate you throughout all of the watercraft. So some would be in the A/C, while some, like the ferries to the Poly and GF, would be in the open air. But I guess if you want to do something enough, you get used to the conditions...eventually.
Originally Posted By dshyates I work out in the heat everyday, it's not so bad. Big hats, lots of water.
Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub I wonder if the Music and light show PowWOW signals the gradual firework nightly shows fading away? How environmentally friendly are fireworks anyway?
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>I wonder if the Music and light show PowWOW signals the gradual firework nightly shows fading away? How environmentally friendly are fireworks anyway?<<< I doubt that, that's Disney's *thing*.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> I work out in the heat everyday, it's not so bad. Big hats, lots of water. << How heavy is the rig you carry around Dave?
Originally Posted By MPierce >> But as I understand it, they rotate you throughout all of the watercraft. So some would be in the A/C, while some, like the ferries to the Poly and GF, would be in the open air. But I guess if you want to do something enough, you get used to the conditions...eventually. << I'm surprised the crews compartment isn't AC.
Originally Posted By danyoung Well, the little ferries going to the Poly just have a canopy overhead, but are open air all the way around. There is no compartment for the crew on those. On most of the other ferries there is an enclosed space at least for the pilot. And of course on the Friendships that run in Epcot they're very nicely air conditioned.
Originally Posted By mousermerf <<<And of course on the Friendships that run in Epcot they're very nicely air conditioned.>>> Except when it doesn't work - those things get warm, quickly.
Originally Posted By dshyates "How heavy is the rig you carry around Dave?" I carry about 70 lbs. of gear. But I only carry that about 150 yards and down a flight of stairs to the truck at the beginning of my shift and back up at the end of my shift. But I do lift a 60 lb spool of cable in and out of the truck several times a day.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> Well, the little ferries going to the Poly just have a canopy overhead, but are open air all the way around. There is no compartment for the crew on those. On most of the other ferries there is an enclosed space at least for the pilot. And of course on the Friendships that run in Epcot they're very nicely air conditioned. << I wasn't even thinking about the smaller shuttle, and pontoon boats being Ferries. I was only thinking about the big one going from TTC to the MK.
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 The little one that does the Poly MK and GF loop is my husbands favorite ride!
Originally Posted By MPierce >> The little one that does the Poly MK and GF loop is my husbands favorite ride! << He's just thinking about snagging another fish out there. Using the bait he developed from Casey's Corner.
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 I'm starting to believe Pierce really is CIA, and he's storing bits of info on all of us. Alas the husband isn't going this trip.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> I'm starting to believe Pierce really is CIA, and he's storing bits of info on all of us. Alas the husband isn't going this trip. << Who could ever possibly forget a great story like that one.
Originally Posted By disney pete yeah we noticed BTMRR was due a bit of TLC even the rockin bolders werent rockin.
