Smaller Mardi Gras trees at Universal Orlando resort. Decorated by guests leaving CityWalk for parking.
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Show every monthSome of the thrown beads that didn't land on guest-decorated Mardi Gras trees at Universal Orlando Resort.
Current depth of beads on a guest-decorated Mardi Gras tree. Largest of the trees located near the pedestrian bridge to parking from CityWalk.
Service barge near the COMCAST logo floating solar power panels.
Arrow at a dirt removed from a recent excavation in the work site of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Light-up, interactive, Luma shoulder pals. $40.
Epic Universe shirts. $30 for one, or combine with another in same category to buy both for $50.
Isle of Berk Mac and Cheese cones shirt. $30 each or add another in same category to buy both for $50.
Doors propped open at a service building for the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift roller coaster.
The cook's tray continues to be emptied in the Mardi Gras Tribute Store.
Steel cross members being removed from above the Back of House of CityWalk. The side facing Hollywood Way.
Pam Coats, Barry Cook, Dom Carola, and Aaron Blaise in today's Walt Disney Feature Animators Panel. At the Orange County Regional History Center.
The Orange County Regional History Center has displays about the impact of Walt Disney World. If you have collected model monorail items at Disney Parks over the years, you may recognize these pieces. Something whimsical in the room, high above the historical displays.
The Orange County Regional History Center currently has displays about the former Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida studio. Including crew items that were donated in 2004 by a crew member better known today as an aerial photographer.
About 200 people attended the Walt Disney Feature Animators Panel at the Orange County Regional History Center today. Left to right, the panel host, Pam Coats, Barry Cook, Dom Carola, and Aaron Blaise.