Direction sign for Mythos restaurant. Seen on a construction fence.
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View of Mythos restaurant rock work that was previously hidden behind trees. Demolition in progress at the former snack stand area.
View of Mythos restaurant over a demolition fence for the former snack stand area.
Last trees and the snack stand removed overnight from near Mythos restaurant. 2nd photo yesterday.
All trees and the snack stand removed from near Mythos restaurant.
One of several fog machines staged for #HHN Halloween Horror Nights.
Different views of 2 track sections of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Track soaring up and ready to be connected.
Somehow the remaining dozen or so track sections remaining for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift will be connected to the 4 ends seen (including at arrow at right).
Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift has two pyramid type of structures to support track. • In distance, a structure supports the 170-ft tall Spike. • Track has been connected to the foreground structure. More track and supports in this structure soon.
A photo with the relative height of a pyramid type of structure to support track of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Scaffolding added for workers to complete 2 track connections in Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. The connections were temporarily secured with ratchets and chains.
Construction fence removed at the refurbishment of the Horror Makeup show in Universal Studios Florida.
Photos of an inversion that seems like it will soon span to a tall pyramid-style support. Arrows in both of these photos at the same track connection that is located lower in the structure. 2nd photo shows more connections ready for track. At Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
In foreground is construction of a tall pyramid style support at Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Seems like the inversion will span to this support soon.
Current work for the service walkway along the nicknamed Speed Bump in Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Scaffolding in use for the assembly. Boom lifts used to build similar walkways at other sections of track.