BREAKING: Monorail Silver Has Lost Power, Second To Strand Guests This Week at Walt Disney World

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BREAKING: Monorail Silver Has Lost Power, Second To Strand Guests This Week at Walt Disney World

Iain

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BREAKING: Monorail Silver Has Lost Power, Second To Strand Guests This Week at Walt Disney World

Just three days ago, Monorail Orange lost power at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. Now Monorail Silver has suffered a similar fate on the EPCOT Monorail line while en route to the Transportation and Ticket Center.

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The EPCOT Monorail line reopened last month, and tonight Monorail Silver lost power while on that line heading to the Transportation and Ticket Center. Guests were left stranded above the EPCOT parking lot, not far from the EPCOT Monorail Station. Power was eventually restored to the Monorail, however it still required the Monorail line maintenance vehicle to tow it in.

This video, shared to WDWNT by Twitter user @jf_batt, shows the Monorail Line maintenance vehicle coming to tow Monorail Silver back into the station. However the maintenance vehicle couldn’t get latched on the side that it initially approached from. So guests were stuck even longer as it traveled the entire length of the EPCOT Monorail line to approach Monorail Silver from the opposite side. Guests were stranded for over forty minutes.

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12 thoughts on “BREAKING: Monorail Silver Has Lost Power, Second To Strand Guests This Week at Walt Disney World”

  1. We are still stranded, it has been 2 hours. I am on Monorail Silver and have been since 7:10pm. They are trying to get the brakes to release so they can attempt to push us back to the station.

    • Does Disney give guests any free vouchers of any kind for their wasted time trapped? I once saw Splash Mountain broken down and a cast member out in the sun holding a umbrella over the guests stranded in the log in direct sunlight. Not sure how I would react in such scenarios to lose an hour or more, esp in the heat/sunlight.

  2. Question, will there be a Genie+ MAX option that will allow me to know in advance if my method of transportation is going to breakdown?

  3. The driver did a great job keeping us informed of what was happening. He did not try to lie he was genuine and informative. Disney did not hesitate to compensate everyone fairly when we exited the monorail. Great job!!

  4. Concerning, especially given Disney’s plan to rapidly increase capacity. The monorails need some attention/replacement. Refurbishment for materials I don’t think will cut it.

  5. I feel bad for all the people that got stuck and has to stay in the monorail. It’s sad to see the monorails like this.

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