You don’t build gigantic construction infrastructure unless you plan on doing something on a rather large scale.
Some say there’s a new attraction coming. Others project that the crane is there to carry out heavy lifting for refurbishments, plus a new inner tube conveyer belt. Whatever the crane is there for, it’s big. You do not build a crane of this size with the sort of reinforcement and padding that has been put in place unless you are prepared to use it for something large. So what is changing at Blizzard Beach? While there’s been no confirmation as of yet in regards to what might be installed, the good news is that we’ll likely know very soon given the propensity of BioReconstruct to take aerial photos of the Orlando area.
Just take a look at the massive size of the crane and even the removal of forest to put it into place!
Aerial look at a crane moved to a staging area at Blizzard Beach. Nearby is a recently added concrete pad for the crane. Seems like the crane will be reaching deep into the park for the next phase of refurbishment. pic.twitter.com/zAtm5bHwoj
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Aerial photo that conveys height of a crane used for refurbishment of Blizzard Beach. Seems like the crane will move to a recently added pad soon, and with the extension (seen on ground) reach deep inside the park for the next phase of work. pic.twitter.com/J7fLpW17PU
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Aerial look at a tall crane towering above Blizzard Beach. Seems like the crane will soon move closer and with an extension truss reach deep inside the park for next phase of refurbishment. pic.twitter.com/0J1jHiAWk5
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Aerial look at water slide section replacement at Teamboat Springs in Blizzard Beach.
Scaffolding is temporarily under the structure, providing a platform for construction workers.
(Jun 19) pic.twitter.com/mmAmVlNMuM
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Those are absolutely fantastic views into what is going on at Blizzard Beach — a park that may be closed for longer than many originally anticipated. Thankfully, Typhoon Lagoon remains open at Walt Disney World, providing fun in the water for families wanting a Disney water park option. As soon as we have confirmation of everything that is going on at Blizzard Beach, you know we’ll be bringing it to you as fast as our fingers can type.
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