Subsonic Radio

Wizzard419 wrote:Yes, just because an exclusive/preferred provider doesn't use it for their own network doesn't usually mean they can't install hardware and charge, for example, sprint, for the coverage.

In all my years in the industry, I have never seen a carrier install hardware for a competitor's system.

they will not do anything with the existing Verizon towers/antennas/etc because they don't need to AT&T can just add antennas to the existing towers that have Verizon antennas on them. I doubt that Verizon owned the towers to begin with...and because of that...AT&T will not own the towers. ...

but the up side is being able to promote it as well as being able to charge the competition for use of their network. Except not all carriers use the same network. For example, Sprint, or any CDMA carrier, has not been the preferred provider for the parks, yet their are CDMA towers within Disneyland.

For the right price they sure can... But why would they even want to do that? They get revenue from the other carriers that are not the preferred carrier, and better coverage on other networks means better customer satisfaction. You are correct, for the right price they would, but it would have to ...

Because AT&T might get bitchy that it has to share real estate, that and being "The official" provider usually means "exclusive". Official provider means exclusive branding, not that the other providers cannot have service. Disneyland currently has towers with equipment from...

Why would they trash it as opposed to just leave it in place?

Wizzard419 wrote:It can also have a spike at night since a lot of locals are AP holders and will simply come after work.

True, but that is not as pronounced on Saturdays and Sundays. I have been every candlelight weekend since 2005 and it has been very busy all day until the second performance.

Now since that happens on Main St. and Town Square, how does that effect the rest of the park ? Will it be over crowded or just the people who want to see that? The park will be exceptionally crowded most of the day. After the second candlelight performance, it will empty out. Main Street Train Sta...

Club33Hopeful wrote:I believe the tracks you are looking for can be found by searching for "Your Trip to Disneyland 1955"

Nope, those are not it. I might have to send them in again.

Wow. I started this thread over 8 years ago. I believe the tracks you are looking for can be found by searching for "Your Trip to Disneyland 1955"

The Walt Disney Family Museum is definitely a must...even if you end up going by yourself. The museum is really well put together. So excited for your trip! :) Me too ~ although we don't have any accommodations or tickets yet :shock: And we really aren't going to be with my brother and his family i...

Really? My info is outdated, then. I was under the impression that they killed the buffet a few years back. Any word on quality? Quality is good, though the buffet is smaller than it used to be. No more pasta station, and less choices than before. You order your main entree from the menu, but the r...

I'm assuming those numbers are for calendar year 2012. DCA attendance from January 1 to June 14 was abysmal. However, attendance for June 15 to December 31 was awesome, even beating out Disneyland on a number of days. What I wonder is if it will break into the top 10 for calendar year 2013? It is le...

It will be interesting to see if Disney California Adventure makes the list next year.

GeoffS wrote:I can see 20 nights being overkill, but two seems underkill.

Last year was the first time that it was more than two nights. Because it takes place in town square and the main street station steps, it is too disruptive to park operations to have more than one weekend.