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Wk 9: My Experience On The Disney Skyliner
I rode the Disney Skyliner during the very first day of operation and it was a very relaxing experience and I will tell you what it was like to ride in one of the gondola cabins.
Entering one of the cabins created by Doppelmayr (a company which specializes on gondola transportation) really was a lot better than I had originally expected. Some of the cabins had character wraps and some of them didn’t have wraps, which gave you a better bird’s eye view of the Walt Disney World Resort.
The ascent into the sky is a very quick one. It only takes a couple of seconds before you lift up into the air. The air ventilation/cooling system really worked. It is cooler in the cabin than it was outside, because there is air always flowing. Since it was opening day on September 29th, the lines at least stop once when you are riding, unless you are lucky enough to arrive at your destination before the system line stops. Even though the Skyliner stops, there is still a lot of wind, due to the fact that the day was very windy.
The Disney Skyliner turned out to be a massive success, and I believe Disney Imagineering has the potential to expand the system, in order to accommodate more easy theme park and resort access. The service was fast, including 5 minutes to arrive at each destination and loading time. If there is a long line, it won’t be long at all, because the line is constantly moving.
If you ever have the chance to experience “the most magical flight on earth“ for yourself, do it. It’s quiet and peaceful in the air, plus it holds up to 10 guests maximum per cabin. On top of all of that, it’s free.
The Disney Skyliner currently services Disney’s Pop Century/Art of Animation Resorts, Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Epcot, and the new DVC resort opening at the end of 2019, Disney’s Riviera Resort.
Below is a video preview of the Hollywood Studios line and was filmed by me:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B3BO1ZMjkiK/?utm_source=ig_web_options_share_sheet
I was riding the #DisneyTransport bus when I looked up and saw this handsome devil. Yesterday was a pretty cool birthday - especially with @nicoaction at my side 💕 (at Walt Disney World) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrQMJINlAfd/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1imsp8uzwcizg
#motherandson only riders in the #disneytransport #bus from #disneysprings to #oldkeywestresort and then to #epcot #waltdisneyworld #downtowndisney
#WakandaForever! #BlackPanther #Marvel @marvel @WaltDisneyWorld #WaltDisneyWorld #DisneyTransport (at Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom)
#souvenir courtesy of the driver of the #disneytransport #waltdisneyworld #thanksgiving #thanksgiving2017 #bus #transportation #headsortails
Can't wait to see these bad boys again next year #disneyworld #orlando #disneytransport (at Epcot - Walt Disney World)