still think that last train car wasn't intended to be part of the original layout in the Railway Also ah yes, that steam engine's having a fine fit (it's designed to vent the pressure so it doesn't boom, but they are designed with a safety factor of 4 on all parts) The main danger with steam engines is running out of water and having the boiler expand to the point it rapidly deconstructs
I feel like it is, it’s usually a bit less busy since most folks tend to want to stay out of the rain. The only time I’ve been to an amusement park in the rain was at Universal Studios Hollywood the year after the Wizarding World opened, but it didn’t really pour until later in the day.
Dude, the gray sky behind Toon Town... amazing.
still think that last train car wasn't intended to be part of the original layout in the Railway
Also ah yes, that steam engine's having a fine fit (it's designed to vent the pressure so it doesn't boom, but they are designed with a safety factor of 4 on all parts)
The main danger with steam engines is running out of water and having the boiler expand to the point it rapidly deconstructs
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Awesome videos.
Keep up the amazing work you do at Disneyland!!
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Love these walkthroughs! Just a heads up Kris, that's the C.K. Holliday that blew a safety valve, not the E.P. Ripley!
Oops, I will fix that right now, thanks for the heads up!
Question is; Is it worth it to go to Amusement Parks in the Rain or Not?
I feel like it is, it’s usually a bit less busy since most folks tend to want to stay out of the rain. The only time I’ve been to an amusement park in the rain was at Universal Studios Hollywood the year after the Wizarding World opened, but it didn’t really pour until later in the day.
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