A permanent archive of @bioreconstruct’s aerial photos of construction around Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando — full-resolution originals, preserved daily. Every post links back to its source.
Aerial overview of site work for the replacement of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Much landscaping and walkway removed. However, a series of eight rectangular signs remain standing. These signs were originally for Blue Man Group show marketing.
Aerial photo of site work for the attraction that replaces Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
Aerial overview of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Site work has started for the attraction that will replace it. Seen at top center and bottom right.
Aerial photo of a construction staging area starting for the new Monsters Inc. section of Disney's Hollywood Studios. Might also include construction worker parking.
Aerial overview of site of an Encanto attraction in Disney's Animal Kingdom. Dinosaur attraction at top right will become an Indiana Jones ride.
Aerial overview of site of an Encanto attraction in Disney's Animal Kingdom. Originally was Dino-Rama.
Aerial overview of what will become Tropical Americas in Disney's Animal Kingdom. At center is site of an Encanto attraction. Originally was Dino-Rama.
Aerial overview of what will become Tropical Americas in Disney's Animal Kingdom.
Seems like these flagpoles will be removed soon in CityWalk. Seems like there is site prep in progress here for the attraction that will replace Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
Aerial look at a construction staging area near Epic Universe. An interesting rectangular shape. Way back 1990's there were similar shapes near Universal Studios Florida. Parking garages added to them, and the park's flat parking replaced with IOA, CityWalk, and Hard Rock Hotel.
Aerial photo of land near Epic Universe. Dirt bank recently added in this area.
Aerial photo of land between Epic Universe and Stella Nova resort available for development. Dirt bank recently added in this area.
Aerial photos of the Epic Universe fireworks launch site. Used for multiple rehearsals then a big show at the VIP party. Seen here cleared about 4 hours after daytime fireworks on Grand Opening morning. Utility work to resume soon for a regular show.
Aerial photo of the site of Intercontinental Orlando. The intersection of Sand Lake Rd and Universal Blvd.
Aerial look at a site that was used, long ago, for #HHN houses. The concrete still has paint for room floors and hallways of the last event house.
