Islands of Adventure Update: JP Arch Gone (PART 2)

Welcome to PART 2 of this new Islands of Adventure photo-report, Orlando Theme Park News Readers. As always, be sure to check PART 1 before proceeding.
In the previous part, we took a look around the Port of Entry (we always include photos of that area, as we think it's on of the best entrance areas ever created), Marvel Superhero Island, Toon Lagoon, and the King Kong area. Let's now continue checking out the rest of the park:

A few more photos of the future King Kong themed land:

Entering Jurassic Park:



The Jurassic Park arch near Toon Lagoon is completely gone:



One of the areas that used to be the base of one side of the arch has been filled with potted plants:





The other side:

The nearby construction zone continues to expand:

As, we previously stated, it's really busy in the parks right now:



The names of some of the Guests that won playing at the Jurassic Park games:



Nothing new happening in the former Triceratops Discovery Trail area:





Special event:





Some palm trees were being cleaned near the bridge connecting Jurassic Park with the Lost Continent:





Moving on:





Sindbad's Village:



It looks like the building housing the Village Potter was recently repainted:





Many other building were also recently repainted:





Notice the different shades of color:







35-minute wait to get to Universal Studios Florida:







The facade of Poseidon's Fury continues to be repainted:



This time, the arches were repainted. They look great:





Seuss Landing:





Honk Honkers is still closed, but there is now a temporary, small cart in front of it:







Time to go!:

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