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  1. Caps Lock is cruise control for cool.
  2. They'll be pleased to know it's that easy, I'm sure.
  3. At MW right now, more progress this morning... Not a huge amount left now! Just a massive pile of rubble.
  4. Thing is theme park Monorail systems (which lets face it is was Sydney's system was) are cheap as hell to run. That's why they're viable to theme parks which offer them free to guests. I suspect that the problem Sydney faced was no one could really be bothered with sourcing new rolling stock and dealing with implementing it when there are bigger fish to fry in the Sydney Transport network. I'd be shocked if it didn't run at a modest profit, but not enough for those who in charge of massive transport infrastructure to care. At Sea World though, it is a big part of what the place is. At Sea World it offers guests an easy way to commute around the park, is a genuine all weather ride that the whole family can ride together, and more intangibly, it gives the park a kinetic energy as the trains cruise around. It is worth it to put the effort into it at Sea World.
  5. The Sydney one would have been great, not a novelty at all except it didn't go anywhere useful. If it had linked Darling Habour with other high traffic locations it would have had ridership.
  6. If the same system air conditions the show stage as well as some of the smaller western buildings around it, then it's likely that they'd need specialists to shut off and disconnect some parts of the air conditioning before they can be demolished. I haven't seen any indication that the Show Stage is going anywhere.
  7. Should have typed it all in caps so they knew he was serious about getting the info. I mean if he's making the effort to hold down the shift key, they can make the effort to give him the answer.
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