Aerial photo of Four Seasons Resort Orlando.
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Aerial overview of Aquatica Orlando.
Aerial photo of Dolphin Lagoon in Discovery Cove.
Aerial photos of Catchlight Crossings. Affordable housing that Universal is developing near Epic Universe.
Aerial photos of Evermore Orlando Resort.
Aerial photos of the Walt Disney World solar power farm along 1.8 miles of SR 429. West edge of WDW property. At time of this photo (clear blue sky) all of WDW was likely "riding on sunshine". All of the WDW solar farms combined can fully power the resort.
First two aerial photos (May 15) show Cast Member parking recently changed. Size increased by shifting exit lanes into Guest parking. From 1 to 2 in first photo. Yellow line in third photo (Oct 12) indicates the shift. CM parking was in front rows of guest parking then.
In this May 15 aerial photo of the Monstropolis roller coaster construction 1 Pair of concrete block structures. Likely for stairs/elevator to catwalks. 2 Steel for nearby tower construction 3 Horizontal support for suspended track 4 New excavation 5 Additional cranes
Aerial overview of Magic Kingdom. Construction of Villains Land and Piston Peak National Park at left.
Aerial photos of current ferry docks at TTC Transportation and Ticket Center and Magic Kingdom.
Aerial overviews of construction of Villains Land and Piston Peak National Park.
Aerial overviews of construction of Villains Land and Piston Peak National Park.
Aerial photos of site preparation for Villains Land.
Aerial look at where a canal used to connect Rivers of America to Seven Seas Lagoon. Dirt being added to create Villains Land backstage access. Liberty Belle riverboat would travel through this canal to reach the service marina North of Contemporary resort.
Aerial overview of construction sites on the West side of Magic Kingdom. At left is a service canal that used to connect to Rivers of America.