I saw an interview with the voice of the CTA in Chicago (Lee Crooks) where he said he took his inspiration from this voice. I can definitely hear the resemblance.
The moment I repeat and read out all these phrases on board this monorail, I get the same sort of vibes, when riding on Chicago’s own CTA (Chicago Transit Authority) around the city/loop. Thanks, Lee Crooks. Even the “doors closing” has a similar phrase, except it’s not read in Spanish.
The scent of piss and cleaner emanating from the monorail floor The feeling of excitement and anticipation as the wait to enter the park ticks down The slight tinge of fear as you remember you'd probably die if this thing made some kind of slight error Ahhh, feels good man how cathartic
This is the narration I seem to remember hearing EVERY time we would visit the park, and thus it's my favorite (and in fact up until recent the ONLY Disney World monorail spiel I ever heard) as a result. If you ask me there was NO need at ALL for Disney to change the narration given this narration worked fine. Yes things may have changed with the park since the narration was first recorded, but still, in terms of general announcements it's perfect.
Space Dwarff That's "Por favor, manténgase alejado de las puertas" or "Please (por favor) stand clear ( manténgase alejado) of the doors (de las puertas).
This is actually the 4th voice to do the WDW monorail spiel, not the original. Contrary to misinformation on Wikipedia, the monorial did not have an automated spiel until 1984 (there are videos floating around from 1982-1983 that prove this now). Former veteran Disney CM, Kevin Miles, did the original WDW Monorail spiel from 1984 to 1988. Jack Wagner then recorded a brand new spiel in early '89 to be used with the new fleet of Monorails rolling out that same fall. Then sometime in very late 1989, Matt Hanson recorded the 3rd spiel, which was used from 1990 all the way up until late 2004. Then in early 2005, to kick off the year of a million dreams celebrarion, a new 4th spiel debuted featuring the voice of Joe Hursch. This spiel was used for 7 years and then in April 2012, the 5th and current WDW Monorail spiel debuted featuring veteran voice actor Tom Kane's voice.
Jack Wagner actually debuted the Mark VI monorail spiel - and you are correct; it was the early 90's - I was there when Blue was lowered onto the beam. His voice remained on the doors spiel as it was part of a different system than the main spiel (CMPAS - which was a looping cassette similar to 8 track as compared to his voice, which was digitized and stored on ROM chips as part of the DPAS system connected to the door controller) His voice was everywhere at Disney - even the MCO air side shuttle used Jack - will never be another voice like his!
@@johnrpishotta So I have scoured tons of YT videos of the WDW Monorail and have discovered a lot since my original comment! First, watching videos from 1982-1983 I discovered DW did not have an automated spiel at that point! Then I discovered Kevin Miles was the first DW Monorail voice from 1984-1988. Here is where things get wild though! There are videos from spring to as late as August 1989 where Jack Wagner is clearly heard. I assumed his spiel was used until 1991 when Matt Hanson's version debuted. BUT! There is a video from December '89 and Hanson's narration is already in use! So I have a theory which basically jives with what you said. Wagner's spiel was only used for a very short time starting in 1989 and then would have been replaced with the new Hanson spiel as each new Monorail train was added onto the line. I think it took nearly 18 months for the entire fleet to be replaced. Anyways, this is the only explanation why both spiels are heard in videos in late '89. I have found quite a few videos from '90, but all have the new Hanson spiel. So, is it also possible Wagner's was only used for 1 year? Anyways, pretty interesting trying to figure this out! lol
I bought this sign at a shop at WDW that said "Please stand clear of the door!". I have that sign on my room door right now. I've pretty much memorized almost all this audio. (Most family vacations to WDW we stay at the Polynesian Resort) The nostalgia is giving me the feels ;-;
Lee Crooks, you're thinking of. And it's true. He was in Disney World at one point and tried his part at imitating this voice-over, way before lending his voice to the CTA Trains and Buses.
No it’s Joe Hursh he’s been doing voice announcements at Disney world since 2004 then in 2012 he’s been replaced by Tom Kane so sadly Joe Hursh voice is gone at Disney World monorails I miss his voice it fits perfectly at Disney World
So I actually went to Disney World only once. I was about 7 then. It was a long time ago. We stayed at the Polynesian Village. We went to the Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom on our trip and we got there by monorail. I remember the Spanish “please stand clear of the doors” and I can even remember on one of my monorail rides one of the passengers was wearing a shirt that had this exact saying on it. Goodness gracious I miss childhood 😢❤
Ladies and gentlemen this is our final boarding call and the doors will be closing soon please board quickly and safely our monorail will be departing momentarily thank you
NARRATOR Ladies and gentlemen, as you board please move all the way across your car to make room for everyone. For those of you standing, please hold onto the handrails and stay clear of the doors. The monorail will depart momentarily for Epcot. Thank you. As you board, please move across your car to make room for everyone. Kindly offer available seating to those needing special assistance. If you are standing, please hold on to the handrails and stay clear of the doors - they will be closing in a moment. Thank you. SAFETY ANNOUNCER Please stand clear of the doors. Por favor manténgase alejado de las puertas. NARRATOR Welcome aboard the Walt Disney World Monorail to Epcot. For those of you standing, please hold on to the handrails throughout our journey, and stay clear of the doors. For the comfort of others, no smoking please. Thank you. As we turn south, you can catch a glimpse of the spires of Space Mountain in the Magic Kingdom. Nearby is Disney’s Contemporary Resort. You can upgrade a Magic Your Way Ticket at any time prior to its expiration by adding more days or options, such as Park Hopper Plus. Just stop by any theme park ticket window for details. (NARRATOR makes seasonal announcements, if applicable.) We are traveling to Epcot - where the magic of Disney comes together with the wonders of the real world. Its 300 acres are divided into two themed lands: Future World and World Showcase. Future World offers fascinating explorations into the realms of communication, transportation, and imagination. You’ll also find adventures in space flight, sea exploration, food production, and emerging technologies. Discover the culture and cuisine of eleven nations in World Showcase. On the banks of the 40-acre World Showcase Lagoon are Mexico, Norway, China, Germany, Italy, The American Adventure, Japan, Morocco, France, United Kingdom, and Canada. Young adults from each nation are among your hosts - making this a truly international exchange. (Spaceship Earth comes into view.) Beyond the trees ahead, and to the right-hand side of our forward motion, is Spaceship Earth. This 18-story geosphere marks the entrance to Epcot. (Monorail enters Epcot and begins loop around Future World.) Coming up behind Spaceship Earth is Innoventions. Inside this hands-on area, you can explore and interact with the ever-changing technologies and products for everyday living in the near future. Mission: SPACE is an exhilarating sensory thrill ride that puts you and your flight crew in command of an out-of-this-world mission to Mars. At Test Track, you can experience the exhilaration of test driving a vehicle on the longest and fastest ride ever created for Walt Disney World. Coming into view is World Showcase. Directly across from us, on the far shore of the World Showcase Lagoon, is our host pavilion, the American Adventure. Those glass pyramids are the gateway to your Journey Into Imagination. Inside, you can explore the creative process with Figment. Next, is The Land, where you can celebrate the Earth’s rich diversity. The Land is also home to Soarin’ - a free-flying adventure across natural wonders. At the Seas with Nemo and Friends, you’ll meet some of your favorite undersea pals and have a live chat with Crush, the sea turtle from Disney-PIXAR’s Finding Nemo. We are approaching the Epcot Monorail Station. Smoking is not permitted at Epcot, except in designated areas. Please consult your guidemap, or ask a Cast Member for locations. Please hold onto the handrails, and stay clear of the doors until the Monorail stops completely and the doors open. (Monorail pulls into Epcot station.) Ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the cast of the Walt Disney World Resort, welcome to Epcot! Ladies and gentlemen, please remember to collect your belongings, and take young children by the hand. As you exit, please lower your head, and watch your step. Thank you. (Guests exit at Epcot. New guests board the monorail.) When boarding, please move all the way across your car to make room for everyone. Kindly offer available seating to those needing special assistance. For those of you standing, please hold on to the handrails, and stay clear of the doors - they will be closing in a moment. Thank you. SAFETY ANNOUNCER Please stand clear of the doors. Por favor manténgase alejado de las puertas. NARRATOR Welcome aboard the Walt Disney World Monorail System. We’re traveling to the Transportation and Ticket Center. For those of you standing, please hold onto the handrails throughout our journey, and stay clear of the doors. For the comfort of others, no smoking please. Thank you. The spirit of Epcot, has guided the design of all 28,000 acres of the Walt Disney World Resort. You’ll find the application of leading-edge technology evident throughout, as we demonstrate our philosophy: if you can dream it, you can do it. We hope you’re enjoying your journey along our “highway in the sky.” Disney Monorails have been operating at Disneyland since 1959. The Walt Disney World Monorail System made its debut in 1971, and was expanded to include Epcot in 1982. Mark VI Monorails replaced the original Mark IV Monorail at the Walt Disney World Resort in early 1991 - completing the modernization of the Disney Monorail System. Each train has a capacity of more than 300 passengers and travels at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour. You may have noticed that each of our 12 Monorails is identified with a different color stripe. Our pilots use the colors to help identify the Monorails operating on the system. Originating from the Transportation and Ticket Center, there are three separate Monorail Lines. These include the Epcot Monorail, the Express Monorail to the Magic Kingdom, and the Resort Monorail - which serves Disney’s Contemporary and Polynesian Resorts, and Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa. Altogether, you can travel more than 13 miles on our efficient and environmentally-friendly Walt Disney World Monorail System. We are approaching the Transportation and Ticket Center. To reach the Magic Kingdom, you must exit here and transfer to a Magic Kingdom Monorail or Ferryboat. You can also reach Disney’s Polynesian, Grand Floridian, and Contemporary Resorts by exiting here and boarding a Resort Monorail. Before boarding any Disney transportation, please double-check all directional signs to ensure you’re traveling to the correct destination. If you need any further assistance, a host or hostess will be happy to assist you This is the Transportation and Ticket Center. Smoking is not permitted at Walt Disney World Theme Parks and Water Parks, except in designated areas. Please consult your guidemap or ask a Cast Member for locations. For those of you standing, please hold on to the handrails, and stay clear of the doors until the Monorail stops completely. When the doors open, please exit to the right-hand side of our Monorail’s forward motion. This Monorail will be returning to Epcot. Thank you. (Monorail enters Transportation and Ticket Center station.) Ladies and gentlemen, please check to make sure you have all of your belongings, and watch your head and step when exiting. We ask that you please exit here to make room for guests waiting to board. However, you may re-board our Monorail at any time. Thank you. (Guests exit at the Transportation and Ticket Center.) (Safety announcement heard when monorail stops unexpectedly.) Ladies and gentlemen, we are currently holding for further traffic clearance. Please remember to stay clear of all automatic doors. If you’re standing, please continue to hold on to the silver handrails. Thank you.
I don' liiiikeee ittttt. I like the one that's in it now...."first visit" Me: HA I've been 11 times and I'm 13. I'm going twice next year.... My mom has a problem... I do too
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Not gonna lie, probably the most nostalgic part about Disney for me.
This and the Epcot music in Future world always brings me back.
My fav ride XD
Yeah dude
That’s when you know you are “home”.
Yea
POV you're falling asleep on your way back to your resort after a long day at the parks
Oh yes after being a kid all day long you just want to rest i enjoyed riding the monorail at night.
@@drewski1535 the monorail is the best transportation at the parks!
@@vphil09 it sure is
The way the voice says 'Magic Kingdom' just makes me feel like I'm 5 years old again...
ME TOO!
Harry Nelson RIGHT
Same
oh my god same!!!
Right behind you on that one I miss it
"Por favor, manténgase alejado de las puertas" - My text notification
super Tommy...I love this phrase kkkk
Please Stand Clear Of The Doors
How did you make that your text notification???!
This was the only Spanish I knew for the longest time 😂
RIP to this man. Mark Elliot. You are a LEGEND will be missed. Forever watching over the highway in the sky from the sky.
No, it's Joe Hursh.
@@evanbertrand4543yes but Joe Hursh is not dead I don’t think he is
I have a shirt from Disney World with the Spanish "please stand clear of the doors" on it :D
So do I! And buttons!
I had one that got a little too much attention: www.flickr.com/photos/130072196@N06/24698872415/in/dateposted-public/
same, I'm wearing mine right now actually lol
I loved the saying...
Mine says “please stand clear of my vacation” and i love it
Ahh, those air-conditioned monorails in that wonderful, tropical Florida air! Heaven.
I saw an interview with the voice of the CTA in Chicago (Lee Crooks) where he said he took his inspiration from this voice. I can definitely hear the resemblance.
Definitely
God I miss being a kid and getting onto the monorail from the grand Floridian in the morning and listening to this as it took us to the park
I sure miss the 90s Disney World and going on the monorail.
ugh sammmme
You must have grown up rich.
@@bluxe7372 not exactly I grew up in a scummy town in northern England
I never thought id look back and miss all of these messages so badly. The noises, smells, sights, i miss it all.
The moment I repeat and read out all these phrases on board this monorail, I get the same sort of vibes, when riding on Chicago’s own CTA (Chicago Transit Authority) around the city/loop. Thanks, Lee Crooks.
Even the “doors closing” has a similar phrase, except it’s not read in Spanish.
I could listen to this all day. Love it!
Me too. I am a big kid at heart! Lol
@@shane802 Same here!
Same here I can just dream of being on the monorail.
The scent of piss and cleaner emanating from the monorail floor
The feeling of excitement and anticipation as the wait to enter the park ticks down
The slight tinge of fear as you remember you'd probably die if this thing made some kind of slight error
Ahhh, feels good man how cathartic
Having been to Walt Disne World 8 times, the nostalgia that hits me when I listen to this is amazing, i want to go back
I love 90's WDW too. Especially the original monorail audio.
I never thought Id miss this :(
I love this so much.i love his voice just makes me smile
This spiel by Joe Hursh felt way more jolly and welcoming than the boring corporate voice we've had since 2012.
This is the narration I seem to remember hearing EVERY time we would visit the park, and thus it's my favorite (and in fact up until recent the ONLY Disney World monorail spiel I ever heard) as a result. If you ask me there was NO need at ALL for Disney to change the narration given this narration worked fine. Yes things may have changed with the park since the narration was first recorded, but still, in terms of general announcements it's perfect.
lol, I was looking for the part at 9:18. :D
Space Dwarff That's "Por favor, manténgase alejado de las puertas" or "Please (por favor) stand clear ( manténgase alejado) of the doors (de las puertas).
So satisfying to hear. Total nostalgia.
After a few days at the park, this sure does stick in one’s head.
Went to the 50th in October and it sure didn't feel the same. Take me back to these days.
"please stand clear of the doors." 😌
This is actually the 4th voice to do the WDW monorail spiel, not the original. Contrary to misinformation on Wikipedia, the monorial did not have an automated spiel until 1984 (there are videos floating around from 1982-1983 that prove this now). Former veteran Disney CM, Kevin Miles, did the original WDW Monorail spiel from 1984 to 1988. Jack Wagner then recorded a brand new spiel in early '89 to be used with the new fleet of Monorails rolling out that same fall. Then sometime in very late 1989, Matt Hanson recorded the 3rd spiel, which was used from 1990 all the way up until late 2004. Then in early 2005, to kick off the year of a million dreams celebrarion, a new 4th spiel debuted featuring the voice of Joe Hursch. This spiel was used for 7 years and then in April 2012, the 5th and current WDW Monorail spiel debuted featuring veteran voice actor Tom Kane's voice.
Jack Wagner actually debuted the Mark VI monorail spiel - and you are correct; it was the early 90's - I was there when Blue was lowered onto the beam. His voice remained on the doors spiel as it was part of a different system than the main spiel (CMPAS - which was a looping cassette similar to 8 track as compared to his voice, which was digitized and stored on ROM chips as part of the DPAS system connected to the door controller) His voice was everywhere at Disney - even the MCO air side shuttle used Jack - will never be another voice like his!
Darth Brett thanks for this info! I have always wanted to listen to each one and compare them.
@@johnrpishotta So I have scoured tons of YT videos of the WDW Monorail and have discovered a lot since my original comment! First, watching videos from 1982-1983 I discovered DW did not have an automated spiel at that point! Then I discovered Kevin Miles was the first DW Monorail voice from 1984-1988. Here is where things get wild though! There are videos from spring to as late as August 1989 where Jack Wagner is clearly heard. I assumed his spiel was used until 1991 when Matt Hanson's version debuted. BUT! There is a video from December '89 and Hanson's narration is already in use! So I have a theory which basically jives with what you said. Wagner's spiel was only used for a very short time starting in 1989 and then would have been replaced with the new Hanson spiel as each new Monorail train was added onto the line. I think it took nearly 18 months for the entire fleet to be replaced. Anyways, this is the only explanation why both spiels are heard in videos in late '89. I have found quite a few videos from '90, but all have the new Hanson spiel. So, is it also possible Wagner's was only used for 1 year?
Anyways, pretty interesting trying to figure this out! lol
Wow, how did you find all this info....impressive!
I bought this sign at a shop at WDW that said "Please stand clear of the door!". I have that sign on my room door right now.
I've pretty much memorized almost all this audio. (Most family vacations to WDW we stay at the Polynesian Resort) The nostalgia is giving me the feels ;-;
OMGOSH, my family and I also stay at the Polynesian resort for WDW vacations!!
When my friends ask me what my music taste is:
i never thought i would miss the monorail announcement but here i am
5:03 anyone listening to this audio in 2021
I love this! I miss disneyworld!
Nice work. Audio is very clean!
This was my favorite part of disney
I also had very embarrassing moments like sitting on my grammas wheelchair and bragged about it
Yes
The Chicago L voice sounds like this because the man who voices the L tried to imitate this voice.
I was just thinking that
Lee Crooks, you're thinking of. And it's true. He was in Disney World at one point and tried his part at imitating this voice-over, way before lending his voice to the CTA Trains and Buses.
I am playing this in my car. My teen will think what the heck?! 😂
Cooool
I agree. This is NOT the original voice this is the newer one.
i've been searching for this video my whole life
this my audio for my car xD
Same for me! :-)
woooooooo! xD
How do you do that?
Brandon from Kentucky Bluetooth
Mpmendez94 seriously dude? 😂😂😂
miss the Contemporary Arcade, hitting it up on a rainy day
They need to bring this back.
God I love Disney World and Florida :)
Awesome 😎👍 🎅☃️🎄Love everything about Disney. 😎🎄
I remember hearing that audio everytime I ride on the monorail
OMG I can smell it!
The voice you are hearing is Richard Kiley! We spared no expense......
No, it's the original.
@@official_rown ?
No it’s Joe Hursh he’s been doing voice announcements at Disney world since 2004 then in 2012 he’s been replaced by Tom Kane so sadly Joe Hursh voice is gone at Disney World monorails I miss his voice it fits perfectly at Disney World
“I wasn’t old enough to remember Disney world”
So I actually went to Disney World only once. I was about 7 then. It was a long time ago. We stayed at the Polynesian Village. We went to the Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom on our trip and we got there by monorail. I remember the Spanish “please stand clear of the doors” and I can even remember on one of my monorail rides one of the passengers was wearing a shirt that had this exact saying on it. Goodness gracious I miss childhood 😢❤
This makes me want to go back so bad hopefully next year🤞🏻😩😬
How did they get this audio without background noise?
0:25 turn on captions
this actually is not the original voice, jack wagner is and always will be the original voice.
Ladies and gentlemen this is our final boarding call and the doors will be closing soon please board quickly and safely our monorail will be departing momentarily thank you
I like to play this for Disney fans when they get in my car. It's all about the timing and using the car speakers.
Oh how I miss this...
0:35 why does it sound like swaggersoulz?
6:43 Don't Forget Disney's Typhoon Lagoon and Disney's Blizzard Beach
NARRATOR
Ladies and gentlemen, as you board please move all the way across your car to make room for everyone. For those of you standing, please hold onto the handrails and stay clear of the doors. The monorail will depart momentarily for Epcot. Thank you.
As you board, please move across your car to make room for everyone. Kindly offer available seating to those needing special assistance. If you are standing, please hold on to the handrails and stay clear of the doors - they will be closing in a moment. Thank you.
SAFETY ANNOUNCER
Please stand clear of the doors. Por favor manténgase alejado de las puertas.
NARRATOR
Welcome aboard the Walt Disney World Monorail to Epcot. For those of you standing, please hold on to the handrails throughout our journey, and stay clear of the doors. For the comfort of others, no smoking please. Thank you.
As we turn south, you can catch a glimpse of the spires of Space Mountain in the Magic Kingdom. Nearby is Disney’s Contemporary Resort.
You can upgrade a Magic Your Way Ticket at any time prior to its expiration by adding more days or options, such as Park Hopper Plus. Just stop by any theme park ticket window for details.
(NARRATOR makes seasonal announcements, if applicable.)
We are traveling to Epcot - where the magic of Disney comes together with the wonders of the real world. Its 300 acres are divided into two themed lands: Future World and World Showcase. Future World offers fascinating explorations into the realms of communication, transportation, and imagination. You’ll also find adventures in space flight, sea exploration, food production, and emerging technologies. Discover the culture and cuisine of eleven nations in World Showcase. On the banks of the 40-acre World Showcase Lagoon are Mexico, Norway, China, Germany, Italy, The American Adventure, Japan, Morocco, France, United Kingdom, and Canada. Young adults from each nation are among your hosts - making this a truly international exchange.
(Spaceship Earth comes into view.)
Beyond the trees ahead, and to the right-hand side of our forward motion, is Spaceship Earth. This 18-story geosphere marks the entrance to Epcot.
(Monorail enters Epcot and begins loop around Future World.)
Coming up behind Spaceship Earth is Innoventions. Inside this hands-on area, you can explore and interact with the ever-changing technologies and products for everyday living in the near future.
Mission: SPACE is an exhilarating sensory thrill ride that puts you and your flight crew in command of an out-of-this-world mission to Mars. At Test Track, you can experience the exhilaration of test driving a vehicle on the longest and fastest ride ever created for Walt Disney World.
Coming into view is World Showcase. Directly across from us, on the far shore of the World Showcase Lagoon, is our host pavilion, the American Adventure.
Those glass pyramids are the gateway to your Journey Into Imagination. Inside, you can explore the creative process with Figment.
Next, is The Land, where you can celebrate the Earth’s rich diversity. The Land is also home to Soarin’ - a free-flying adventure across natural wonders.
At the Seas with Nemo and Friends, you’ll meet some of your favorite undersea pals and have a live chat with Crush, the sea turtle from Disney-PIXAR’s Finding Nemo.
We are approaching the Epcot Monorail Station. Smoking is not permitted at Epcot, except in designated areas. Please consult your guidemap, or ask a Cast Member for locations. Please hold onto the handrails, and stay clear of the doors until the Monorail stops completely and the doors open.
(Monorail pulls into Epcot station.)
Ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the cast of the Walt Disney World Resort, welcome to Epcot!
Ladies and gentlemen, please remember to collect your belongings, and take young children by the hand. As you exit, please lower your head, and watch your step. Thank you.
(Guests exit at Epcot. New guests board the monorail.)
When boarding, please move all the way across your car to make room for everyone. Kindly offer available seating to those needing special assistance. For those of you standing, please hold on to the handrails, and stay clear of the doors - they will be closing in a moment. Thank you.
SAFETY ANNOUNCER
Please stand clear of the doors. Por favor manténgase alejado de las puertas.
NARRATOR
Welcome aboard the Walt Disney World Monorail System. We’re traveling to the Transportation and Ticket Center. For those of you standing, please hold onto the handrails throughout our journey, and stay clear of the doors. For the comfort of others, no smoking please. Thank you.
The spirit of Epcot, has guided the design of all 28,000 acres of the Walt Disney World Resort. You’ll find the application of leading-edge technology evident throughout, as we demonstrate our philosophy: if you can dream it, you can do it.
We hope you’re enjoying your journey along our “highway in the sky.” Disney Monorails have been operating at Disneyland since 1959. The Walt Disney World Monorail System made its debut in 1971, and was expanded to include Epcot in 1982. Mark VI Monorails replaced the original Mark IV Monorail at the Walt Disney World Resort in early 1991 - completing the modernization of the Disney Monorail System. Each train has a capacity of more than 300 passengers and travels at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour. You may have noticed that each of our 12 Monorails is identified with a different color stripe. Our pilots use the colors to help identify the Monorails operating on the system. Originating from the Transportation and Ticket Center, there are three separate Monorail Lines. These include the Epcot Monorail, the Express Monorail to the Magic Kingdom, and the Resort Monorail - which serves Disney’s Contemporary and Polynesian Resorts, and Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa. Altogether, you can travel more than 13 miles on our efficient and environmentally-friendly Walt Disney World Monorail System.
We are approaching the Transportation and Ticket Center. To reach the Magic Kingdom, you must exit here and transfer to a Magic Kingdom Monorail or Ferryboat. You can also reach Disney’s Polynesian, Grand Floridian, and Contemporary Resorts by exiting here and boarding a Resort Monorail. Before boarding any Disney transportation, please double-check all directional signs to ensure you’re traveling to the correct destination. If you need any further assistance, a host or hostess will be happy to assist you
This is the Transportation and Ticket Center. Smoking is not permitted at Walt Disney World Theme Parks and Water Parks, except in designated areas. Please consult your guidemap or ask a Cast Member for locations. For those of you standing, please hold on to the handrails, and stay clear of the doors until the Monorail stops completely. When the doors open, please exit to the right-hand side of our Monorail’s forward motion. This Monorail will be returning to Epcot. Thank you.
(Monorail enters Transportation and Ticket Center station.)
Ladies and gentlemen, please check to make sure you have all of your belongings, and watch your head and step when exiting. We ask that you please exit here to make room for guests waiting to board. However, you may re-board our Monorail at any time. Thank you.
(Guests exit at the Transportation and Ticket Center.)
(Safety announcement heard when monorail stops unexpectedly.)
Ladies and gentlemen, we are currently holding for further traffic clearance. Please remember to stay clear of all automatic doors. If you’re standing, please continue to hold on to the silver handrails. Thank you.
Someone Needs to make a voice file for Waze with this voice
Cool sound
Nostalgia.
Love this👌🏻👌🏻❤️❤️
Getting excited about trip next month!!!!
0:23
I think we all came for this.
Did the man who voiced this also do the Walt Disney home video promos that were on the VHS tapes????
yeah lmao and it's like a little touch of citrus..idk if you can smell that too?
Great video!
0:21 please stand clear of the doors
Please stand clear of the doors
How did you get this?
I’m coming here to celebrate my 2020 graduation this summer.
I have to say oof on this comment
Funky yeah that kinda got screwed up
This sounds like the guy doing the Disney DVDs and the home entertainment, is it him?
Remember to move across your car.
Yeah Contemporary Resort FTW
WANT TO GO TO DISNEY SO BADLY
I love it
Cool, and thanks, but this is not the original voice. The original voice is from Jack Wagner.
How I fall asleep every night
This kinda sounds like Zap Brannagon from Futurama
0:01 9:04 i miss this chime
I feel like I'm there 😀😀😀
I got told that when I speak spanish I sound like this
Lee Crooks/Chicago CTA gang rise up
I wonder who the voice was tbh
Por favor mantenganse alejados de las puertas
What do I have to do I am engaged
I CAN HEAR THE FUCKING DOORS HAHAHHAA
Take me baaaaack
My favorite part is the Spanish!
I went to Florida X3 times
2009 *news* 2 disney monorails crash me wot
💝
5:07
Who is the train announcer
;3
Nonstop noise. Everywhere. The monorails included. So over it. 🤷🏼♂️
Okay??? Smh.
😅
I want to go to Disneyland Florida badly
Disney World* but yeah, WDW is amazing! I say wait until around 2021 so you can experience the new Tron ride in Tomorrowland at MK. :)
I don' liiiikeee ittttt. I like the one that's in it now...."first visit"
Me: HA I've been 11 times and I'm 13. I'm going twice next year.... My mom has a problem... I do too
Why is this a thing
What do you mean
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