[Disneyland Park] Nouveaux Monorails

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With Small World reopened and its big hourly capacity back on line, Disneyland can then focus on other refurbishments over the winter and spring. At the top of that list is the troublesome new fleet of monorails that TDA purchased. Regular readers will know that these new monorail trains have caused some of the biggest headaches since the Rocket Rods, and there is still plenty of blame and legal wrangling to go around before the dust settles. But TDA's first priority right now is not figuring out who is to blame, but to get the trains running for hotel guests again. A fix for the ridiculous window design that didn't let in any fresh air into the non-air conditioned cabins has been tentatively agreed upon.
This winter the new Mark VII trains will go under the knife and have their sleek new skin ripped open so that new windows can be installed that slide down into the body, like the windows did since the ride opened in 1959. All of the other fixes thrown at this problem simply have failed to work, and the trains are still unusable any time the temperature goes above 80 degrees.
With the usual fall heat waves that Southern California gets, that has meant the three new trains sit there in the roundhouse on warm days, while the lone remaining Mark V train has struggled to keep up with the demand. It doesn't help that the Mark V was on its last legs months ago, and it's a minor miracle the old girl can still make it around the beam. But while Imagineers and TDA safety experts argue over who is to blame, the line of cranky hotel guests gets longer.

Let's just hope they learn their lesson on reinventing the wheel, and by next summer the windows have all been replaced on the new trains.

http://miceage.micechat.com/allutz/al100708d.htm

A look at the Monorail Red Cockpit. Monorail Orange has started testing, and might be available in a couple of weeks.

http://micechat.com/forums/blogs/in-the-parks/1033-bds-birthdays-more-baby-ducks-plus-lot-more-stuff.html

The new Monorail Orange started making daylight test runs around the Resort last week.

http://micechat.com/forums/blogs/dateline-disneyland/1047-celebrate-street-party-dca-construction-monorail-orange-more.html

Monorail Blue at Disneyland gets new Version 3.0 Mark VII windows



Disney has finally come up with a version of the windows for the new Monorail that will offer the needed breeze on normal and hot days, and can close in rainy weather. And surprise, it works very similar to the Mark V version. Pretty much the window is actually three panels, with the middle panel having the ability to rise if needed on those rainy days, basically shutting the window, keeping the guests dry.



Monorail Orange still has the Version 2.0 windows, in which the top half of the window was basically removed, and cannot close in poor weather.

http://micechat.com/forums/blogs/in-the-parks/1154-sorry-you-cant-park-construction-zone-halloween-coming-so-oc-fair.html

Heureusement que les problèmes s'arrangent! Toute cette histoire est à dormir debout, et je pense que si elle a duré aussi longtemps, c'est que les divisions intra-disney ne voulaient pas payer pour une faute commise.

WDI devraient revenir marcher dans le parc de temps en temps...

Les monorails de Disneyland accueillent à leur manière l'arrivée de Cars Land :




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Cette idée est juste excellente !

Vraiment sympa, effectivement!

Disney Parks Blog nous apprend qu'il y a 3 Monorails et que chacun a un nom! Mandy Monorail est bleu, Mona Monorail est orange et Manny Monorail est rouge.

http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2012/05/three-new-faces-come-to-the-disneyland-resort-manny-mandy-and-mona-monorails/

http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2014/06/every-role-a-starring-role-disneyland-resort-monorail-pilot/

sympa ce petit reportage. ça donne envie de faire un petit tour , dans la cabine de préférence

A Walt Disney World on ne peux plus aller dans la cabine depuis l'accident .

Quelqu’un aurait des photos de toutes les versions antérieur?