The aerial archive

Aerial photo of statues from the former Monsters Cafe. Recently captured by Victoria Frankenstein. Located behind Frankenstein Manor.

Universal globe and the gateway arch with Christmas lighting.

CityWalk view of roller coaster construction in Universal Studios Florida.

CityWalk views of roller coaster footer development in Universal Studios Florida.

Aerial photos of footers and utilities being buried at site of the service building for a roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida.

Aerial photo of the construction site a roller coaster station in Universal Studios Florida.

Aerial photos of construction sites of a roller coaster station and service building in Universal Studios Florida.

Arrow in this aerial photo at green slime themed pavement remaining from Nickelodeon Studios at Universal Studios Florida. Second photo Nov 15.

Aerial photo of roller coaster construction in Universal Studios Florida. For scale, the sheet foundation at top is next to the park's primary gift shop.

Aerial photos with construction stages of roller coaster footers in Universal Studios Florida. • Sheet foundations with circular sets of rebar • Concrete curing in cylindrical forms for footers • Buried foundations and footers, with wood boxes protecting connection bolts

Aerial photo of sheet foundations and footers in development for a roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida.

Aerial photo of sheet foundations and footers in development for a roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida.

Aerial photo of sheet foundations and footers in development for a roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida.

CityWalk view of where a large sheet foundation is curing for a roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida. Arrow at an air conditioning heat exchanger unit that can be spotted in the aerial in first Post of this Thread.

Aerial photo of a large sheet foundation recently cast in Universal Studios Florida. The circular sets of rebar will have additional concrete cast for roller coaster footers. At bottom center are wood boxes at top of completed foundations and footers, now buried.