I'd guess that at any rate we'll see it stopping at the switch, letting the switch move, and then starting up again to complete the course before they're into full speed tests of the course with the switch on. Possible they'd test the switch at speed before completing the circuit but they'd have to reverse the train back to launch 1 to do repeated tests of that.
Project 2022: Pantheon
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I mean a couple security guards and a supervisor showed up at one point the guards just to watch but the supervisor said that nothing was going to happen.
It was only a few mins after that pic that everyone (including myself) got kicked out and had to go back to the bridge lol.
to clairfiy; we were with a festa supervisor who gave us permission to breifly look at pantheon from elephant run
If park security told you that you couldn’t be back there that’s one thing. If a supervisor is with you and a janitor tells you to leave that’s another thing and you could probably stay there
It was such a dumb situation tbh. If only we could've stayed for like 5 more mins we would have gotten such a good angle.
Yeah, If park security asked me to get out from being there I would even if a supervisor was with me. But if a janitor asked me to leave I probably would have left for like a minute or 2 and then asked to supervisor to take me back there again
I’ll use the words of wisdom my dad always gave me:
Act like you belong where you are and if someone tells you no, politely walk away.
Hence how I ended up in the players locker room at a spring training game.
Act like you belong where you are and if someone tells you no, politely walk away.
Hence how I ended up in the players locker room at a spring training game.
I was at the park yesterday, noticed a lot of security near the fence in San Marco where you can see Pantheon from. Doubt this is the last time we see movement.
To be fair, @Zachary was probably the one at the fence trying to see the 2nd launch. They don't like him at all.
And probably ends up getting that supervisor in trouble and potentially get yourself trespassed from the park.
Not necessarily and I was actually surprised by how long it took security to decide to post themselves nearby given at times there were a decent number of people hanging by and looking at an entrance to a back stage area. To be clear everyone was on open public walk ways at all times but it's actually pretty reasonable for security to be interesting in any gathering near a backstage area that seems to be centered around it.
I can see why they would be there for sure. Don’t want people going through that fence and getting into a backstage area.
When I was standing at that gate, security was mostly watching the train.
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