A permanent archive of @bioreconstruct’s aerial photos of construction around Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando — full-resolution originals, preserved daily. Every post links back to its source.
Aerial photos of a recently cast concrete platform near the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift station. Concrete forms are being prepared for footers of switch track. At center of the second photo, pilings made with an auger will have a footer for track to the service building.
Aerial photo of where Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift is crossing over a longtime utility building near the roller coaster station. Second photo (Apr 10) and third photo (Sep 7, 2025) show this building being preserved.
Aerial overviews of construction of the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift roller coaster station. Track is seen for a dual load-unload configuration. A second concrete platform was recently cast for switch track accessing the station and also the service building.
Aerial photos of street utility projects in Universal Studios Florida.
Aerial photo showing that a recently started utility project in Universal now spans into the construction site of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift
Arrow in this aerial photo at where the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift fence used to be. As seen in second photo. Utility project now spans into the roller coaster site.
Aerial overview of construction at the station of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Track recently placed for the dual load/unload of the attraction. Two concrete platforms are seen for switch track. The platform at top center was recently cast. Ride service building at top right.
Aerial photos of support and track staging for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Aerial photos of some of the track staged for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Much track seen earlier is now in place at the attraction.
Aerial photo of a track support being unloaded in a staging yard for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
A look at mounting brackets for equipment that will propel Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift trains near the station. Track supports also have holes for attaching equipment.
Work in the service building construction can be seen in background of this photo of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift track. Two track runs here. The dual-load/unload station is out of frame at left.
Recently placed track in the construction site of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Two runs. Station out of frame at left will have dual load/unload. Wood railings at right at a concrete platform for switch track.
Two runs of track for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Wood railings are at a concrete platform for switch track. Out of frame at left is the station, which will have dual load/unload.
A look at construction of The Spike of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. At center (arrow) is a line of footers for the rising up into The Spike, and falling back down. Arrow at right at rows of rectangular footers for the switch track.
