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There was a permit right around the pandemic closure for demolition. I know the queue is still there because they had a photo op there one christmas party. Really a coin toss whether its a operations dump area with attraction elements, or an operations dump area without.

They got a really late start on that part of the project due to demo. Throwing up walls is easy but I dont know what kind of tooling needs to be installed and calibrated in the maintenance shed. Based on the building height there could possibly be a gantry crane install. Very possible that area...

Major construction projects absolutely have a proscribed sequence. Teams dont just go around completing work as they have time and material available. That would be absolute chaos and require tons of rework. In this example, laying concrete means theyre done with heavy machinery that could mar...

When I wes looking for that tweet I came across one where he said he thought it would outlast everything else he designed. Sad.

Icarus Exhibits filed the permit, so it should at least be themed enough that they had to hire artists over a general contractor.

Jim Schull claimed to have lead this project and said it was not the prop. Jim seems to be intentionally inflammatory on X/Twitter, but I believe him on this one.

Could be that the job will be finished by some general upgrades budget, just odd. Usually the Fancy New Thing pays.

Judging by the kind of work theyre doing and that they've been running cars for a month, I feel like mid to late July is possible. That being said, the over is always a safe bet with WDI.

Im confused whats going on with the pavement. It looks scored to be removed, but the work seems done.

There is an identical station on Lighthouse Point, the DCL destination, as of last week. I thought it was odd because it looked so temporary.

There was a permit for the parade building by a company that specializes in shade structures. My suspicion was they were improving outdoor storage, but it sounds like whatever they added isn't enough...

Might as well paint it beige. The red called back to Apollo. Anything else just doesn't hit the same.

I Suspect the open areas were seeing are going to be the easiest part. That being said, theyre clearly trying to move the crane parts as fast as possible. Using a mobile crane and prioritizing the lifts shows that. It never crossed my mind that they wouldn't use a tower. Getting that thing out...

Interesting permit here. Guess we can assume there will be some cryo/smoke element to the show. https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/permits-2025.985332/post-11167207

Id just love to see what RMC could do with this attraction and raptor track. Shame Disney wont touch them.

I'm an engineer, though one with zero insight to how this project will work. However, if this was my project, I'd blow out concrete in the center of the ride for foundation of the tower crane and use this spot as a laydown yard and to stage track for rigging. The central crane could be assembled...

Thats the storage for the halloween party candy. Theres another in the north bypass and a third near tomorrowland terrace. When you rent trailers short term they give you whatever they have handy off-lease.

Thanks for your hard work over the the years. I'm sure its been a time consuming effort.

more likely enhanced Jollywood decorations. If this were permanent they would have hard wired it.

Best guess currently is its this: https://dynamicattractions.com/products/darkrides/#AGVT