Aerial photo of rebar, conduit, and footers being prepared for the next layer of concrete of the Monstropolis roller coaster foundation.
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Show every monthAerial photos of rebar, footers, and conduit being prepared. For the next layer of concrete in part of the Monstropolis roller coaster show/gravity building.
Aerial photo of workers preparing conduit that will be enveloped by the next layer of concrete of the Monstropolis roller coaster foundation. Collections of bolts have been placed for footers of the show/gravity building steel frame. There are spray painted lines and markers.
Aerial photo of workers preparing conduit for the Monstropolis roller coaster. • Groups of bolts for building frame footers are staged, evenly spaced, in the rebar for next layer of concrete. • Many orange lines and markings have been spray painted on the concrete below.
Aerial overview of work on the Monstropolis roller coaster. Guests will access the ride from queue in the sections in foreground. Rerouting of the park perimeter road seems to be in progress. Sand base of the road seen at left and top.
Aerial overviews of current work at the Monstropolis roller coaster show building. The foundation will be: • Two layers of concrete • Over sand • Over third layer of concrete • On top of pilings drilled into sand and filled with concrete
Aerial look at the multiple levels of the Monstropolis roller coaster building. 1 Concrete over sand placed several years ago over wetlands (to expand parking). 2 Sand and conduits. 3 Second layer of concrete. 4 Rebar of third layer of concrete. With footers for building frame.
An aerial look at how the Monstropolis roller coaster show/gravity building will be hidden behind the rock work facades in Star Wars Galaxy's Edge. Seems like the sand base of a new park perimeter road is in progress. Around the show building.
Aerial photo of concrete forms starting for the entrance signage of The Walt Disney Studios Courtyard. This sign will be similar to the sign at the entrance of the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank.
Aerial overview of the development The Walt Disney Studios Courtyard. Concrete forms starting for the entrance signage that will be similar to the Burbank studio entrance (at 500 South Buena Vista St).
Aerial photos of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift construction near CityWalk.
Aerial photos of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift construction near CityWalk.
Aerial photo of footers near what will likely be a track switch of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Aerial photo of footers being built near a recently added structure. For the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift roller coaster.
Aerial photo of a structure recently added to the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift site.