Aerial photo of areas in Super Nintendo World near Peach's Castle.
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Aerial photo of construction in front of Peach's Castle in Super Nintendo World.
Aerial photo of work in progress at Super Nintendo World. Turrets recently added to Peach's Castle, at right. A very large piranha plant is staged at bottom right.
Aerial overview of Peach's Castle in Super Nintendo World. Turret roofs were recently added.
Aerial photo of theming in progress of the portal to Super Nintendo World.
Aerial photos of construction of the new interchange of Sand Lake and Kirkman Rd, near Epic Universe. The former Sand Lake overpass has been demolished.
Aerial photo Kirkman Rd construction. Epic Universe at right. 1 Volcano Bay 2 Aventura Hotel 3 Dr Doom's Fearfall 4 Surfside Inn and Dockside Inn
Aerial overview of work for a raised traffic circle near Stella Nova and Terra Luna resorts.
Aerial overview of work for a raised traffic circle near Epic Universe.
Aerial photo of work for a raised traffic circle near Epic Universe.
Aerial overview of Epic Universe Back of House along Sand Lake Rd 1 New Universal Creative offices 2 Team Member building and adjacent parking 3 Recently added service building 4 Large warehouses supplying Universal parks and resorts for many months 5 Harry Potter show building
Aerial photos of new Universal Creative offices under construction in the Northwest corner of the Epic Universe development site. Sand Lake Rd, near Kirkman Rd.
Aerial photo of current construction at Universal's electric bus service area.
This aerial shows the scale of Universal's electric bus service area (at center), compared to nearby areas like the Orange County Convention Center.