At center of this aerial photo is construction of the Monstropolis roller coaster.
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Aerial overviews of the development of the Monstropolis roller coaster. Vertical structural elements where suspended track routes merge, as part of a turn, into a single route through the attraction.
Aerial photos of the development of load and unload in the Monstropolis roller coaster. Vertical structures where track routes will join together after load. Support footers can be seen at left where routing divides into multiple unload areas. Sandy area to be queue and shop.
Aerial overview of the development of the Monstropolis roller coaster. Sandy area in foreground will be the queue and gift shop. Unload and load in the concrete floor area closest to camera.
The Monstropolis roller coaster construction crane can be seen from EPCOT, and also from Center Stage in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Aerial photos of current work at SEAQuest: Legends of the Deep. A suspended dark ride opening later this year in SeaWorld Orlando.
Aerial photos of offices recently added in Epic Universe Back of House. Might be related to a project at the Wizarding World.
Aerial photos of offices recently added in Epic Universe Back of House. Might be related to a project at the Wizarding World.
Aerial photos of a development at CityWalk. Adjacent the movie theater.
Aerial photos of where a ramp is being built for buses to enter the CityWalk loop directly from Universal Blvd NB.
Aerial photos of construction of the station and maintenance building for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Aerial photos of construction near the station for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Concrete platform is for switch track. Cars heading into the attraction, and cars accessing the maintenance building (bottom right).
Aerial photo of construction at the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift roller coaster station.
Aerial photo of current track and support staging for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Foam blocks will protect track in areas where there is work (such as adding a crossover) above it.
Look closely in this aerial photo. A line of supports for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift is near the switch track at top center. Also 3 supports have been placed as part of a curve, at bottom center.