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   Apr 3, 2017 · And when a stuffed animal otter was left on the monorail in 2015, the monorail's failure to find its original owner meant Monorail Bunny made a new friend in the form of the aptly named...

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   Hoppy Easter from Monorail Bunny and Ollie Otter! Instagram post 17860187148086738. It's #FlashbackFriday! We love this photo of Blue . Our favorite view at ...

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   Jun 9, 2020 · Monorail Bunny and Ollie Otter are excited to help out as Seattle Center Monorail reopens to the public! The Monorail is open at 7:30am on weekdays and 10am on weekends! Bunny and Otter...

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   What is a monorail system in Seattle?

   • Seattle Center Monorail system is composed of two trains and a fixed guideway. Each train runs on its own dedicated “rail,” which is composed of 68 y-shaped columns supporting pairs of concrete beams, which span the columns. The typical pre-stressed concrete beams are approximately 70ft long. The highest columns are around 30ft overhead.

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   What happened to the Seattle Monorail system after the fair?

   • Following the Fair, the Monorail system was turned over to Century 21 Corporation at no cost. Century 21 sold the system to the City of Seattle in 1965 for $600,000. Seattle Center Monorail system is composed of two trains and a fixed guideway.

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   Who made monorail trains?

   • The motors were manufactured by GE and the gear boxes were built by Rockwell. The Monorail trains run on 700 volts DC, which is supplied to the trains through contact rails on each beam. Carbon shoes contact the copper-headed rail to transfer power to the propulsion system, which in turn supplies current to the DC motors.

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   How much did the monorail cost?

   • The Monorail opened to the public on March 24, 1962 nearly one month before the start of the World’s Fair. At a cost of $3.5 million, the trains carried more than eight million guests during the six months of the fair, easily paying for the cost of construction.

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   Seattle Center Monorail system is composed of two trains and a fixed guideway. Each train runs on its own dedicated “rail,” which is composed of 68 y-shaped columns supporting pairs of concrete beams, which span the columns. The typical pre-stressed concrete beams are approximately 70ft long. The highest columns are around 30ft overhead.

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7. www.seattlemonorail.com › wp-content › uploadsMonorail Bunny and Ollie Otter get ready to ride the Blue Train

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   Adventures with Monorail Bunny #1. Monorail Bunny and Ollie Otter get ready to ride the Blue Train. The Seattle Center Monorail adopted Monorail Bunny and Ollie Otter after they were accidentally left on the train. Now they go on adventures together! Follow them: @SeattleMonorail. #MonorailBunnyAtHome. SeattleMonorail.com.

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   Monorail Bunny, Ollie Otter, and Puff hopped over to SIFF Film Center at Seattle Center to go behind-the-scenes and check out the theater! Have you ever...

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    Feb 7, 2017 · Monorail Bunny and Ollie Otter traveled all the way to Iceland for an incredible adventure! They visited waterfalls, the sea, a lighthouse and more! What...