Aerial photo of construction of a multipurpose building at Disney Lakeshore Lodge.
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Aerial photos of wings of Disney Lakeshore Lodge. At center is development of The Wetlands. A highly-themed recreation area. Featuring a lazy river and oversized splash pad.
Aerial look at the development of Disney Lakeshore Lodge. Two pool areas. Quiet pool top right. The Wetlands at center, featuring a lazy river. Guest parking has been paved top left. Also seen is Pioneer Hall at Ft Wilderness.
Aerial photo of development of The Wetlands in Disney Lakeshore Lodge. A highly-themed recreation area, featuring a lazy river. Landscaping in progress. Concrete also has been cast for walkways, pool, and splash pad. Arrow at what may become a ramp to reach the island.
Aerial photo of development of The Wetlands in Disney Lakeshore Lodge. A highly-themed recreation area, featuring a lazy river. Landscaping in progress. Concrete also has been cast for walkways and features. Arrow at a temporary dirt crossing for equipment to reach the island.
Aerial overview of construction at Disney Lakeshore Lodge.
Aerial overview of construction at Disney Lakeshore Lodge.
Aerial overview of Disney Lakeshore Lodge.
Aerial photo of Magic Kingdom through clouds. Seen at 3200 ft.
Aerial overview of Magic Kingdom.
Aerial photo of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.
Aerial photo of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad near construction of Piston Peak National Park and Villain's land.
Aerial photo of the Magic Kingdom resort area.
In this aerial photo of West of Magic Kingdom: 1 Recent backstage construction 2 Former Tom Sawyer Island rafts. Nearby are Electrical Water Pageant barges. 3 Originally staging for sand. A pyramid that could be seen from Monorail. Now construction worker parking.
Aerial photo (through clouds) of a staging area for sand. West of Magic Kingdom. Sand is transferred when needed to sites at Piston Peak National Park and Villain's land.