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 look at construction of the Monsters Inc. roller coaster. Some of the frame is at full height. At center are 2 curved sections of track that will soon be bolted to the frame. Track at this level for the service area. Look close at center to see a 3rd section of track.
Aerial photos of track that has been raised into the building frame of the Monsters Inc. roller coaster. Not yet bolted in place. Rails resting on wood. This floor likely is the service area of the suspended door attraction.
Aerial photo of construction of the Monsters Inc. roller coaster. Upper level of this suspended door ride will have scene 1's. Tracks to merge into a single routing in the area at top center. Arrow at track pending for a lower floor service area of the ride.
Aerial photo of curved track that has been raised into the building frame of the Monsters Inc. roller coaster. These two track sections are not yet in bolted in place. Rails (for suspended door cars) are resting on wood.
An aerial look back at track sections staged for the Monsters Inc. suspended door roller coaster. Section at left is on stands to keep rails off the ground. As seen 2 days ago, Jun 19. Raised yesterday. Next few aerial photos posted will show these inside the building frame.
Above the clouds aerial photo of EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios (top left), and Disney's Animal Kingdom (top center).
A CityWalk view of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift constructions. • Cars will travel right to left in the large radius track seen. • An overbanked turn will span the tall A-frames. Cars travelling left to right.
Cables stabilizing a pair of tall A-frames at Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. These A-frames will support a large radius overbanked turn of perhaps 110°.
A look at the recently added block brake support in Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. There's a small descent. If the brake was used, there's just enough angle for cars to resume travel through the rest of the ride.
Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift track curving up to a block brake. Angled supports are on both sides of the flat block brake support.
Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift track curving up to a block brake. (Cars cannot enter a new block section until the previous cars have cleared it.)
Different views of the same set of fins added to Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. On the nicknamed "Speed Bump".
Details of fins being added to Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Look close ... each has an ID number at lower left.
Fins in the nicknamed "Speed Bump" of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Connections underneath for cooling.
Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift supports are being added behind Music Plaza. Likely for track returning to the station, connecting to the work seen in 3rd photo (Jun 18). Seems like this route to the soundstages will be ready soon for use during #HHN Halloween Horror Nights.
