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Aerial photo of the refurbishment of the bridge between Lost Continent and Seuss Landing. Wood planks recently added. At left is the remaining section of a temporary steel deck.
Aerial photo of where large boats in the Magic Kingdom area are serviced. 1 Carriage to transfer to rails at right. 2 Building where extensive work can be done. Could be Liberty Belle is transferred to convert it to a new role. Wedding/event location at a resort, say.
Bats in the floating mountains of Pandora. Visible from the extended queue at ground level (usually has open chains), and from queue ramp to the labs.
A bat in the floating mountains of Pandora.
Disney cloaking devices outside a new seating area between Star Wars Galaxy's Edge and Toy Story Land.
A dragon mural that might not survive upcoming changes in Lost Continent.
DJ stage and dancer platforms added to Islands of Adventure. Possibly for the Christmas-New Years holiday weeks.
Details of the wood deck being added to the bridge between Lost Continent and Seuss Landing. Replacing temporary steel sheeting placed when stages of the refurbishment reopened to guests.
Wood deck being restored to the bridge between Lost Continent and Seuss Landing.
A look at weathering in progress in World Celebration. • Dec 6, 2025 • Dec 9, 2023
Might be interesting to compare the passage of time and weathering in World Celebration. A bench on Dec 6, 2025 and Dec 9. 2023.
Green swan nesting in the EPCOT resort area. (Scaffolding for refurb.)
Brick walls changed to flat at the former Muppet*Vision 3D theater. There's concept art for Monstropolis with a new theater marquee and naming: The Glob.
Sand that remains of the two islands that were in Rivers of America. At left of a view of The Haunted Mansion, from across the construction site of Piston Peak National Park.