Aerial photo of station construction at Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. The road bed from top left was seen being placed in aerial photos 5 days earlier. Road used for the new crane location in the work site.
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Show every monthAerial photo of current for the service building of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. There's a frame at bottom right that seems to be for a service elevator. Perhaps the second level will be for maintenance/inspection of other ride vehicles.
Aerial photo with the new location of a crane in the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift construction site. Seems like it can be used for both the service building and the station.
A very faded sign in the CityWalk bus loop. On a walkway that has been little used by guests, until a construction bypass recently opened.
A lane of a parking exit from Universal is closed. In use by guests between CityWalk and I-Drive. Scrim seen in 3rd photo is to discourage guests from crossing through the bus loop. This bypass in place due to work for a new access to the loop for buses from Universal Blvd.
A lane is closed on Universal Blvd NB at Hollywood Way. Sidewalk also closed due to construction of a new access from Universal Blvd into the CityWalk bus loop. This sidewalk is used by guests to reach UOR from I-Drive as pedestrians. There is a bypass to CityWalk.
This might be the first photo published of water in the new pool at Ft Wilderness. At top of this aerial is the original pool.
One prop remaining on the cook's tray in the Mardi Gras Tribute Store.
A new character hiding inside the globe in the parlor of the Mardi Gras Tribute Store.
Arrow in this Mar 13 aerial photo at what might be the exit doors of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Second photo Mar 12, from inside Universal Studios Florida. Refurbishment of the facade above this door seems complete today. Started in August.
A refurbishment that started in August has completed in New York at Universal Studios Florida. This work started about same time as the closure of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Very possible that this is the exit of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. 3rd photo, Aug 29, 2025.
Baron Tonton without stilts today. Due to high wind.
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.
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.