This used to be Fitzgeralds. These were Lexan with the nixies and absolutely insane pre-door (often mislabeled "classic leveling"... ALL elevators level. You see it if the doors are allowed to open before leveling is completed... hence "pre-door"). I'll bet it was 5"-6" of pre-door.
+Dana Danarosana I could imagine. Machines were obviously replaced, the ride isn't as rough as it would be on the original system. By chance, do you know what the elevator was like across that rainbow bridge that got demolished?
Dewhursts in the US look more interesting than the ones we have in Europe.
Thank god for the upgrade
They replaced the fixtures in the elevators again?! Couldn't they have waited it out for a while?
This used to be Fitzgeralds. These were Lexan with the nixies and absolutely insane pre-door (often mislabeled "classic leveling"... ALL elevators level. You see it if the doors are allowed to open before leveling is completed... hence "pre-door"). I'll bet it was 5"-6" of pre-door.
+Dana Danarosana I could imagine. Machines were obviously replaced, the ride isn't as rough as it would be on the original system. By chance, do you know what the elevator was like across that rainbow bridge that got demolished?
NationalElevator Single-slide doors, scenic, GAL Jet Plus, don't recall a brand name...
Probably a Silver State by the sound of it. Company was literally right down the street.
Innovation Decorator/Premier