Current demolition of the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit station.
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Last section of the non-inverted loop of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
Sand has drained from inside the remaining portion of the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit non-inverted loop. Sand-filled track is a technique used to reduce ride vehicle vibration. It also reduces ride noise.
Current demolition of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
Decorative element splitting near the top of the Gran Destino tower in Coronado Springs.
Workers on top of the roof of the expansion of meeting and event space at Walt Disney World Dolphin resort. Roof is even with the tree line. Arrow pointing down to the horizon. To the copper roofs of Helios Grand Hotel in Epic Universe. Seen from Coronado Springs.
Swan Reserve as seen from Coronado Springs.
The Walt Disney World Swan resort rising above the tree line. As seen from Coronado Springs resort.
Very wide photo of the entire skyline of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. • Rise of the Resistance rock work at left. • Monsters Inc construction equipment also seen at left. • Millennium Falcon area at right. • Town of Celebration buildings on the horizon.
Some of the skyline of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, as seen from Coronado Springs resort.
Night view of scaffolding at Summit Plummet during refurbishment of Blizzard Beach. Also a sand castle in Winter Summerland Miniature Golf.
"Ski Ya" sign outside Blizzard Beach during refurbishment. Aerial photo last week, Sep 20.
A vertical garden at the McDonald's inside the Walt Disney World property. At Buena Vista Dr and Osceola Pwy.
Sorcerer's Apprentice themed section of the Fantasia 2000 area of All Star Movies resort. Hat is rumpled like in the movie (instead of a perfect cone, like in the upcoming Animation attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios).
Entrance signs of the individual All Star Resorts.