Aerial photo of trucks staged at GFL Environmental Orlando Hauling. Near SR 528 Beachline.
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Show every monthAerial photos of Florida Mall. Downtown Orlando skyscrapers are on the horizon in the first photo.
Arrows in this aerial photo bookend land owned by Universal along Shingle Creek. Between the SR 528 Beachline (at left) and Destination Pwy.
In this aerial photo of Destination Pwy and John Young Pwy: 1 Wall of rain 2 Helios Grand Hotel 3 Epic Universe parking 4 Stella Nova/Terra Luna 5 Single Creek Trail (Sand Lake Rd out of frame at right) 6 Universal property along Shingle Creek.
Aerial photo today of Sand Lake Rd at Shingle Creek. Arrow at a paved trail that runs parallel to the East property line of Epic Universe. Shingle Creek trail. Land at top of this photo is owned by Universal. 2nd photo is a Mar 24, 2024 photo under the bridge.
Aerial photo of Universal property north of Sand Lake Rd. Shingle Creek passes through it ... headwaters of the Florida Everglades.
Aerial overview of current construction of a new I-4 interchange with Sand Lake Rd.
Arrows in this aerial photo where curved walls are in development to complement decorative towers. At the Sand Lake Rd interchange with I-4.
Arrow in this aerial photo where EB lanes of I-4 were recently shifted. At the redo of the Sand Lake Rd interchange.
Aerial photo of excavation to widen Sand Lake Rd at I-4.
Aerial photo of excavation to widen Sand Lake Rd at I-4. WB lanes recently shifted to a new wider overpass at right. Similar overpass to be built at the excavation.
Video: Aerial look at the site of a roller coaster in development at Universal Studios Florida. At same time Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit is being demolished. Bonus: Quick look at The Lost Continent, where a project will soon start.
The roller coaster work site next to Hard Rock Orlando is large. However, guests can still see the Berlin Wall section that is on display. Just walk along the building.
Noticed today that the previous "check" dialog can be heard in the refurbished IOA restrooms. It's low volume, Port of Entry soundtrack plays over it. "Check" might heard a few times an hour.
Current wait for Stardust Racers, which reopened today.