Aerial photos of where the village will be in Tropical Americas. The concrete circle will be floor of a carousel.
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Aerial photos of carousel construction in Tropical Americas at Animal Kingdom.
Aerial photo of concrete curing for the floor of the carousel in Tropical Americas at Animal Kingdom.
Aerial overview of construction in Tropical Americas in Animal Kingdom.
Aerial photo of demolition at the former Restaurantosaurus in Animal Kingdom.
Aerial photo of construction in front of the Indiana Jones ride in Animal Kingdom.
Aerial photo of concrete forms in progress in front of the Indiana Jones ride in Animal Kingdom.
Aerial overview of construction at the entrance of the Indiana Jones ride in Animal Kingdom.
My Disney team jacket collection. Blue borders around front-back pairs. I worked (as a Feature Animation crew member) with Imagineering on about ten projects, including Pooh's Honey Hunt in Tokyo Disneyland.
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.
A look at retheming in progress at the car outside of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets. Orange tape is a guide for what will be smooth compound curve borders of new paint.
Retheming in progress of the car outside of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets.