Aerial photo of Mystic Fountain and demolition of front of the Sinbad theater in Islands of Adventure.
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Aerial photo of the EPCOT Monorail line parallel to World Drive. There was a airstrip and STOL port at Walt Disney World. At center. If it was still available this is about the view you would see when curving to land in the runway.
Aerial photo of a gap in trees near the EPCOT monorail line, and a Dec 4, 2021 view of the Dolphin resort seen through this gap.
Aerial overviews of construction for the Monstropolis door roller coaster.
Aerial photo of construction for the Monstropolis door roller coaster.
Aerial overviews of the construction of the Monstropolis door roller coaster.
Could be the electrical conduits at right in this aerial photo are part of the preparation for the maintenance bay of the Monstropolis roller coaster.
Aerial photos of Monstropolis roller coaster construction. Seems like grey steel inside structural steel is for a pair of scene 1. The ride continues through the black supports, with ride routes merging as single path through the story.
Aerial photo of steel raised for part of the Monstropolis door roller coaster. Supports at left are for suspended rails of the ride.
Aerial look inside the construction of the Monstropolis door coaster. Grey steel, as two passages, seems related to scene 1's of the ride. Workers add scale.
Aerial overview of the staging yard for the Monstropolis roller coaster. Disney Skyliner EPCOT line at bottom left. Back of The American Adventure at top right.
In first aerial photo are 8 wrapped rectangular openings. Seems like they might separate scenes in the Monstropolis door coaster. In second there is grey steel that might be for the at-ceiling first scene of the Monstropolis door coaster.
Aerial overview of the construction of Monstropolis in Disney's Hollywood Studios. At top left is construction of the door-themed, suspended train, indoor roller coaster. In foreground is the retheming of former Muppets courtyard to the city.
Seems like Universal Creative might have planned how the 170-ft tower for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift would pair with the globe. Current pairing with current height of the tower.
Sunset at the construction site of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. 170-ft tower rising at right.