Current steel frame for the Encanto ride show building in Animal Kingdom. Concept art shows it hidden by themed green hills.
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Disney cloaking devices outside the former Wyland Galleries in Boardwalk Resort. There's been recent sidewalk replacement outside the shop.
A dragon mural that might not survive upcoming changes in Lost Continent.
A shop in Toon Lagoon that's been in refurbishment ... or has been closed.
Trusses in Islands of Adventure. Possibly are start of staging for nightly entertainment during the Christmas-New Years holiday weeks.
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.
Passage of time and weathering at EPCOT World Celebration, seen at a bench. Photos 1 and 2, Dec 6, 2025 Photo 3 Dec 9, 2023
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.
New Years Eve fireworks at Fun Spot Orlando usually has 20 minutes of big bursts. Can be seen well in the Universal and I-Drive areas
The Incredible Hulk at sunset.
Earl the Squirrel greeting guests at Earl & Gerg's Nutcracker Lodge and Emporium & Museum & Car Wash.
Cast in Bronze performance tonight in CityWalk. A 4-ton 35 bell carillon. Returns to CityWalk on Dec 20 and 27. An interesting Frequently Asked Question page is here, describing the carillon's origin and other details: https://bells2go.com/faqs