Aerial photo of demolition in front of the former Poseidon's Fury in The Lost Continent.
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Aerial photos of demolition in The Lost Continent. Areas outside of the former Sinbad show.
Aerial photos of the exit area of the former Eighth Voyage of Sindbad Stunt Show. Demolition in progress in The Lost Continent.
Aerial overview of demolition at front of the former Eighth Voyage of Sindbad Stunt Show.
Aerial overview of demolition in The Lost Continent. At both Poseidon's Fury and The Eighth Voyage of Sindbad Stunt Show.
Crane staged in the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift construction site near CityWalk. Seems like track and supports will soon be raised here.
Crane staged in the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift construction site. Seems like track and supports will soon be raised near CityWalk.
Aerial photo today of an I-4 facing billboard. An Osprey nest is on top, with two rapidly-growing chicks.
Aerial photo showing all horizontal decorative beams removed from the movie theater Back of House at CityWalk. There's scaffolding at left.
Siding almost complete on the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift maintenance building. On the side facing the attraction entrance.
Longtime Islands of Adventure fans remember when this tree was near the Lagoon. It's special: another tree grew around a palm tree. The tree-pair was moved here when VelociCoaster construction started. It's recovering from the harsh February freeze. High branches still brown.
A crest pending themed paint on Hogwarts Castle.
Mother Osprey and two chicks on top of a Universal billboard that faces I-4. In foreground is a scare owl, intended to prevent nesting this year.
Osprey family on a Universal billboard facing I-4. Mama, two chicks, and a scare owl.
A Crepe Myrtle starting to bloom in Seuss Landing. Notice how this tree has natural branching. These trees do not need heavy pruning ... the so-called "Crepe Murder".