Scrims starting to be removed at a refurbishment at front of Islands of Adventure.
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Dividers were recently added at the bridge deck replacement between The Lost Continent and Seuss Landing. Team Members guide guests to keep to the right.
Last track standing in the demolition of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
Last track standing in the demolition of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
Severe fading on one side of a roof in Volcano Bay. Many roofs in similar sun-bleached and faded condition. Another way to look at this is the weathering is theming.
Aerial photo of the lobby building of Art of Animation resort. Disney Skyliner station at top of this photo.
Aerial photo of the Little Mermaid section of Art of Animation resort.
Lady and the Tramp can be seen in this aerial photo of the 1950's section of Pop Century resort.
Aerial photo of the remaining McDonald's restaurant on Walt Disney World property.
Aerial overview of Animal Kingdom Lodge and Villas.
Aerial look at the former Rivers of America in Magic Kingdom.
Aerial photo of the Piston Peak National Park work site relative to Big Thunder, Tiana's Bayou, and Haunted Mansion.
Aerial overview of Magic Kingdom construction. • Piston Peak National Park at center • Villains land to the right at center • Top of the photo is development of construction staging areas. Project trailers at top center.
Aerial photo of paving and landscaping in progress at the new entrance of Polynesian Resort. This photo today Oct 18. Six days after the photos in first Post of this Thread.
Aerial photo of Music Plaza, with demolition of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit nearly complete. Another roller coaster will be built, travelling behind the stage. Station to be out of frame at right.