A permanent archive of @bioreconstruct’s aerial photos of construction around Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando — full-resolution originals, preserved daily. Every post links back to its source.
Aerial overview of Rivers of America demolition near Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Arrow where a construction fence has been added for safety at the attraction. Island area at left of the arrow used to be Fort Langhorn.
Aerial photos of the demolition of Tom Sawyer Island in Magic Kingdom.
Aerial photo of former Tom Sawyer Island in Magic Kingdom. All structures and caves demolished for construction of Piston Peak National Park.
Aerial photo of former Tom Sawyer Island in Magic Kingdom. All structures and caves demolished. This area to be Piston Peak National Park.
Aerial look at the demolition of Rivers of America in Magic Kingdom.
Aerial overview of demolition of Rivers of America. • Villains land to be at left. • Piston Peak National Park to be where the smaller island and river were at right.
Aerial overview of demolition of Rivers of America. • Villains land to be at top left. • Piston Peak National Park to be at right.
Aerial overview of demolition of Rivers of America. • Villains land to be at left. • Piston Peak National Park to be at right.
Aerial photo of Liberty Belle in the Magic Kingdom resorts service marina. North of Contemporary Resort. Formerly seen in Rivers of America.
Moonlight at Port of Entry.
Might be interesting to share a Walt Disney World website experience encountered tonight. • Reached a waiting room page. That's odd. • Accidentally scrolled down a bit to see a CAPTCHA type of challenge. Ought to be at top of page. • Had to answer 4 CAPTCHA to reach web site.
A look at the show building for Race Through New York Starring Jimmy Fallon. A rule in show business is you only build what the audience will see. Facade ends abruptly. View here is across the construction site of a roller coaster. As seen from the soundstages.
Stage added to Center Stage of Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Many benches lining a primary route through World Celebration in EPCOT.
EPCOT trash cans that were themed for the Food and Wine Festival.
