Aerial photos of construction of Tropical Americas in Disney's Animal Kingdom. Including the demolition of The Boneyard. A play area in the former Dinoland U.S.A.
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Aerial photo of the demolition of The Boneyard. Guest walkway through the site has a mix of fence and shrubs. Perhaps to vary the visual of walking through a long corridor.
Aerial photo of the demolition of The Boneyard in Disney's Animal Kingdom. At center of this photo used to be a dinosaur skeleton themed bridge.
Aerial photo of the demolition of The Boneyard in Disney's Animal Kingdom.
Aerial photo of the demolition of The Boneyard in Disney's Animal Kingdom. To access the remaining sections of Dinoland U.S.A. guests use a route from lower left, to upper left, and then to lower right.
Aerial photo of the demolition of The Boneyard in Disney's Animal Kingdom. Construction fence at bottom of the photo used to be an access of Dinoland U.S.A. Under a dinosaur skeleton themed bridge that spanned The Boneyard.
At left in this aerial photo is work for the gravity or show building of a Monsters Inc roller coaster in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Aerial photo of the former Muppets Courtyard.
Arrows in this aerial photo are at an access route of the #HHN soundstage houses.
Aerial photos of the first panel of a property line fence in development at Epic Universe.
Aerial photo of an expansion pad of Epic Universe.
Aerial photos of where track was recently removed in the demolition of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Crane is incrementally moving toward the non-inverted loop.
Aerial overviews of the development of a new roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida. Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit was demolished in this area quickly. Today is one month since the first cuts in the track.
Aerial look at an excavation in the work site for a new roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida. Look closely at top right ... a Minion is lurking in the shadows.
Aerial overview of both the demolition of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit, and development of a new roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida.