Lower Lot Redesign

[Viator]

Small note but prevalent: what seemed to be a crawler loader had slipped and flipped itself to be on a inverted level; damaging the roof of the loader as it hung from the edge of the retaining wall.



Might have the machine wrong, but hoping the best for the driver and that they have a speedy recovery (and that they didn't get seriously hurt).

 

[DrStarlander]

I saw this Theme Park Wizard footage the other day and seeing the vehicles driving around on that ledge above the wall, I thought "Jeez, that looks dangerous working above that drop off." Really scary that accident happened.

 

[Viator]

Small note but prevalent: what seemed to be a crawler loader had slipped and flipped itself to be on a inverted level; damaging the roof of the loader as it hung from the edge of the retaining wall.



Might have the machine wrong, but hoping the best for the driver and that they have a speedy recovery (and that they didn't get seriously hurt).

I saw this Theme Park Wizard footage the other day and seeing the vehicles driving around on that ledge above the wall, I thought "Jeez, that looks dangerous working above that drop off." Really scary that accident happened.
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Small note but I wonder if @Brian G. or anyone on the journalism team could look into this--if nothing else getting a statement for that person's sake.

Hoping once the wall is complete, that there are barriers to ensure things are safe.

 

[Viator]

Double-Posting, to give a few updates.

1: Following the accident on Sunday, as of yesterday; a chain link fence has been set up on the top of the hill to catch for the sake of any potential debris (or if a accident happens again).
2: They have hit surface level for the lot, and it seems now they are beginning the process of extending the wall itself to be thick.


Additionally, it seems utility work is now underway on the surface lot, now that they can properly begin the process.