Multiple areas of a CityWalk walkway have been been cut like this, with markings. Designating pavement that will soon be removed. In a walkway through construction fencing, near site prep for the attraction replacing Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
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Show every monthConstruction fence extended through CityWalk, near site preparation for the attraction that replaces Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
Aerial look at site preparation near CityWalk for the attraction that will replace Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
Aerial photos of site preparation near CityWalk. For the attraction that will replace Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
CityWalk view of a berm recently placed along the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit attraction fence.
CityWalk view of a continually changing dirt-bank near Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Compare to same-day aerial photo in first Post of this Thread.
CityWalk view of construction of a sloped walkway that is replacing stairs. Compare to same-day aerial photo in first Post of this Thread.
Aerial look at work in CityWalk. A sloped walkway is progress at right, replacing stairs. When complete the walkway seen will become part of Universal Studios Florida. At center is a continually evolving dirt bank. It grows or shrinks daily.
Trolls and Minion animation in CityWalk parking garage walkway signs.
Spiderman in a CityWalk parking garage walkway sign.
Spiderman in a CityWalk parking garage walkway sign.
Stakes placed at site of the new sloped walkway in CityWalk. Likely to mark references for utilities.
Latest site status in CityWalk. Related to the attraction that replaces Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
Current demolition where a sloped walkway will be built in CityWalk.
Current height of a dirt bank at CityWalk. Seems like it will be the source of a localized dust storm, next windy day in Orlando.