Aerial look at new overpass construction at I-4 and SR 535 Apopka-Vineland Rd.
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Sep 20 aerial photos of ramp construction for Turkey Lake Rd SB. Will replace a left turn from Sand Lake Rd WB.
Aerial photos of the current Diverging Diamond lanes at Sand Lake Rd and I-4. Current routing of a sidewalk through the project also seen at left. Opposite side currently closed.
Aerial look at the SeaWorld Orlando Sky Tower.
Aerial photo of the expansion of the Walt Disney World Dolphin meeting and events space.
Aerial photo of Polynesian Resort. New entrance in development at left.
Aerial photo of construction of new routing for Floridian Way. Arrows where two roundabouts will be.
Aerial photos of roundabout construction in the new routing of Floridian Way. To be for access of The Grand Floridian resort. Look close to spot cell phone towers disguised as trees.
Aerial photo from 3400 ft where Big Thunder Mountain Railroad looks like a scale model.
Villains land to be developed in foreground of this aerial photo. Piston Peak to be developed at the former Rivers of America area at top left.
Aerial photo of what will become a Piston Peak attraction. Former Rivers of America. The waterfront is currently lined partly with fence, and partly open to view. Open areas have scaffolding that will soon support fencing.
Aerial photo of Encanto show building construction in Tropical Americas at Disney's Animal Kingdom. Arrow at base for a tower crane.
Aerial photo of show building construction in Tropical Americas at Disney's Animal Kingdom. For an Encanto ride. Base for a tower crane at top left.
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.
Aerial look at how the Monster's Inc roller coaster building will be hidden from view in Star Wars Galaxy's Edge.