Glimpse of remaining rock work in the demolition of The Boneyard play area at Animal Kingdom.
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Monorail salt and pepper shaker set. With resting beam. $25, seen in an Animal Kingdom shop.
Tinkerbell light up tree topper. $60, seen in an Animal Kingdom shop.
Aerial photos of Florida Mall. Downtown Orlando skyscrapers are on the horizon in the first photo.
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.
Aerial photo of Stardust Racers testing this morning. Arrow at a walkway barricade.
At top of this aerial photo is a shredder for sheet and other lighter metals. Rendered metal then transferred to rail cars. At bottom are thick metal pieces, including Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit track. Transferred in this form to rail car, for shipping to a foundry.
Some of the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge skyline at night. As seen from Coronado Springs Sep 27.
Toothsome Chocolate Emporium at sunset.
Arrow at a rarely photographed structural detail of the circular gallery of The Seas with Nemo & Friends. As seen from The Living Seas Salon. The VIP room.
Photos of a "clamobile" tunnel through the aquarium of The Seas with Nemo & Friends. As seen from The Living Seas Salon. The VIP room.
View of The Seas with Nemo & Friends. As seen from The Living Seas Salon. The VIP room.
Some of the banquet tables in the Living Seas Salon. An EPCOT VIP Room.
A room for buffet service in the EPCOT VIP room named The Living Seas Salon. The salon walls have matched English Oak. Imagineers attending this #RetroMagic event say the room is almost exactly the same as it was when the pavilion opened in 1986.
Inside the Living Seas Salon. A VIP room in EPCOT. Seen is about 40% of the span of the room. It also curves behind the camera with additional dining space; also a room with buffet service and a bar. It's about twice the span of the Coral Reef restaurant.