Disney fans all know what the Monorail is. You have seen the train in the sky, if you have been to either Walt Disney World or Disneyland, but there is a very unique way to experience the 15 minute ride at Disneyland Resort. You can ride up in the nose with the Pilot.
So how does one get lucky enough to ride in the front. Next time you are at Disneyland and waiting to ride, ask one of the Cast Members at the Monorail Station, and if it’s available you may get to ride with the pilot. The car allows for 4 guests to ride with the pilot and see Disneyland from a different point of view.
For those of us that have never ridden in the nose or won’t get the opportunity soon, Disney put out a video of what it’s like to ride up front.
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As co-owner and co-creator of The Main Street Mouse.Working in a technical support position for 18 years, it was time for a change.As the Webmaster and Project Planner, I spend most of my time researching everything from the latest Disney News, technology advances and of course keeping up on all the Marvel news that comes out.I never considered myself a writer but I’ve come to like blogging and sharing news with all.I feel blessed everyday that I get to spend my days working with my best friend and love of my life while we continue to grow and expand what started as a hobby all those years ago.
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I was told (at WDW) that they stopped doing that for liability reasons after the crash that they had a couple of years ago.
I used to do this at wdw as a kid.. Last Feb I asked and they said no at wdw. All nose seats were left open with no one in them.. Is this a rule at wdw but not Disneyland then?