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Uploaded by on Sep 9, 2008

Broken down Monorail towed back to the maintenance area.

In July of 2008, the newest Mark VII monorail had just begun daily operation. The lone other operating monorail was a Mark V, known as Monorail Purple. This video clearly shows the Disneyland track maintenance and utility vehicle towing the broken down Mark V back into the maintenance area.

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  • HAHA. I find this incredibly funny. One of my friends- who believes she is the Disneyland expert- thinks that the Monorails don't break down. Weeeeeeeeeelllll....They do. HA. I've seen one stuck in a spot for about half an hour before it was towed away like this one.

  • Thats funny, its usually Monorail Red that breaks down (every time its a hot day).

  • I guess that the year of millions of dream is over.

  • Its mean that the motor on this train is fried out, shorten out, this train had its life,

  • it burned out what does that mean

  • this is fun watching the diesel tow engine pulling the burned out monorail

  • I just saw this vehicle on Sunday, slowly covering the Tomorrowland segment of the track.

  • the little monorail that could lol. But really when they had 4 operating monorails daily they would rotate them in and out for check ups and maintenance. But monorail purple, while the mark VII's were coming up, was the only operating monorail, every day.

  • Poor little monorail purple

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