Workers are working at a furious pace at Project 340 in Islands of Adventure, wrapping the facade in beautiful rockwork. Meanwhile the inside of the structure is taking shape while the walls continue to enclose the main show building. There are always dozens of workers on site every day. The temple facade is growing to the right of the gate opening, with large supports being installed and readied for more rockwork continuing to the right on the structure. Check out all of the construction photos below.
Construction progress since ground breaking
Construction Update Photos:
Approaching the area from Toon Lagoon
Left side of the structure
Beautiful rockwork continues on the left-side pillars
Rockwork is starting on the left and they’re working their way to the right towards the gate entrance
Temple Gate entrance work
Detail of pillar rockwork
A look lower down
Ground level view of the area
New pillar supports being installed to the right of temple gate entrance
Close up of new pillar facade frame being installed
Mysterious green construction walls that have appeared across the pathway, bordering Camp Jurassic side
All that’s behind the new walls are the cinder blocks holding them up. No telling what they’re doing here yet.
View of the massive structure continuing on to the right
The two-dimensional facade behind the temple facade is being refined and is looking better
Where the two-dimensional facade work is continuing on
Workers refining the two-dimensional facade
This guy. Being a badass.
Part of the structure that will become the entrance, load, and exit areas for the ride
Roofing work over the indoor queue area
A better look inside the building. Still a lot more work to be done.
One last look inside the structure.
That’s all for this Kongstruction update. View the previous update.
Alicia Stella has been covering new attractions since 2015, with her work cited by The New York Times, USA Today, CNN, and more. She specializes in reporting on new attraction development, and always looks forward to upcoming changes to the Orlando theme parks. She is also co-author of The Unofficial Guide to Universal Orlando.
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