New location of the crane at the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift construction site. Opposite side of the maintenance building frame. Seems like it will be used now also for the station.
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On this day six years ago, all Orlando area theme parks closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Aerial photos of empty EPCOT and Islands of Adventure. March 16, 2020.
Aerial photo of the Walt Disney World entrance sign on Epcot Center Dr.
Some of the extensive exterior and roof refurbishment at Yacht Club resort.
Aerial photos of the exterior of SEAQuest: Legends of the Deep. An attraction opening later this year in SeaWorld Orlando.
Aerial photo of lingering freeze damage at Caribbean Cay Playground in Caribbean Beach Resort.
Aerial photo of scaffolding rising at the former Muppet*Vision 3D theater. To be rethemed for Monstropolis. Possibly as The Glob theater.
Aerial photos of retheming retheming in progress to Monstropolis. Formerly the Muppets courtyard.
Aerial photos of retheming in progress to Monstropolis. Facades at left and right were recently stripped to their frames, and are now covered in plastic to shield from rain.
Aerial overview of the retheming in progress to Monstropolis in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Aerial photos of lamp posts on pallets, in front of the the former PizzeRizzo. This lighting might be stored for reuse in another project.
Aerial photo of scaffolding for retheming to Monstropolis. At the former Muppets courtyard.
Aerial photos of work for the Monstropolis roller coaster foundation. Rebar is being placed in the section at top of these photos.
Aerial look at the development of the multiple layer foundation of the Monstropolis roller coaster. • At left, a lower slab of concrete is being buried in sand. • At right, preparation for another layer of concrete. To be second layer on top of the similar layers seen at left.
Aerial look at workers threading electrical conduit in rebar of the Monstropolis roller coaster foundation. Also seen are groupings of bolts staged for structural supports.