I had about 3 minutes of taking pictures before it became the bewitching hour for the camera, but there are a few notable updates:
It extended all the way around the front portion of the site and back to the left side of the queue building. This makes me think that the queue structure we can see will be open to the air at some points.
I apologize for the image quality, but you can get the gist of the new netting element through these photos.
The rockwork continues to develop around the main building on the right side of the site.
The queue paths continue to be more and more refined.
I am starting to suspect that this concrete slab might be the home to a whole bunch of lockers, but that is purely conjecture at this point.
Thanks for checking in for a quick update of one of Orlando’s newest attractions. It has been exciting (and informative) to see how this comes to life!
I am a huge travel and roller coaster enthusiast. I have ridden 459 unique coasters across North America and do not plan on stopping anytime soon. I graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and am now working with a creative firm in Orlando, Florida.