Aerial photo of the base of the Hollywood Rip Rid Rockit tower, with service elevator platform. Also a portion of the remaining track.
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Aerial photo of fencing for a #HHN queue access through the demolition of Hollywood Rip Rid Rockit. All the remains of HRRR is the service elevator platform. Demolition shear also seen at left.
Aerial photo of all that remains of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. • Base of the tower. Concrete wall has been smashed. • Track that ran alongside the station and queue. An element called Crowd Surfer.
Aerial glimpse at construction at the crossover between Star Wars Galaxy's Edge and Toy Story Land.
Aerial photos of demolition in the animation courtyard in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Concept art of what the animation courtyard will look like when complete. Artwork on construction fence in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Aerial photo of demolition in the animation courtyard of Disney's Hollywood Studios. Star Wars Launch Bay sign removed. Also the gateway arch, at bottom left.
Aerial photo of the where the gateway arch was demolished in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Gateway arch in Disney's Hollywood Studios demolished.
Two months of corrosion and weathering on the last track remaining of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
On Aug 17, the last guests rode Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Two months later, Oct 17. The last track to be demolished.
The last remaining Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit theming is on a service wall. Track at right is the last to be demolished.
The last track standing in the demolition of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Went alongside the station and queue. Also seen is remaining theming along a service wall.
The last track standing in the demolition of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Called Crowd Surfer. Passed over the attraction entrance and alongside the station and queue.
Current demolition of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Tower removed down to the service elevator level at left. Ride track out to CityWalk, called Crowd Surfer, used to be overhead. Protective netting remains. This walkway is access to the #HHN house, El Artista: A Spanish Haunting.