Aerial photo of where the How To Train Your Dragon roller coaster will dart above the front bay in the Isle of Berk. Rock work chips were recently placed, enclosing back of shop.
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Show every monthAerial photo showing rock work in a variety of states. Including active sculpting of concrete. At Meade Hall in How To Train Your Dragon land.
Aerial photo with scaffolding now reaching the top of rock work at Meade Hall in How To Train Your Dragon land.
Aerial photo of the How To Train Your Dragon roller coaster station and first launch.
Aerial photo of the How To Train Your Dragon roller coaster after the first launch. Seems like safety nets are now fully installed.
Aerial photo of site work near a pair of spinning rides in How To Train Your Dragon land.
Aerial photo with scaffolding at the How To Train Your Dragon roller coaster. To be as if flying through viewing stands, like in the movies.
Empty seats in front of a spinning ride indicate there's select Team Member testing of the attraction. In How To Train Your Dragon land.
Aerial photo showing scaffolding rising near the pair of spinning rides of How to Train Your Dragon land. Theming for the roller coaster ride to be at the scaffolding. As if flying through viewing stands, like in the movies.
Aerial photo of work on a shop in How To Train Your Dragon land.
Aerial look at aera of the second launch of the How To Train Your Dragon roller coaster. Low portion of the building contains restrooms. Majority of the building contains electrical equipment for the launch. VelociCoaster has similar buildings.
Aerial look at the second launch of the How To Train Your Dragon roller coaster. Rock work at right to be a play area. Restrooms in the building, but most of the building contains electrical equipment for the launch.
Aerial photo of the How To Train Your Dragon land's portal, and track near the second launch of the roller coaster. Look close ... there's sheep!
Aerial photo of current rock work at the How To Train Your Dragon land portal. Also seen is rock work in front of Starfall Racers, the dual-racing roller coaster.
Aerial photo with recently placed trees along roller coaster track in How To Train Your Dragon land.