Animal Kingdom Update: Africa Keeps Growing (PART 1)
Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park is growing. After having been neglected for years, the park is finally starting to receive a lot of much-needed love that will ultimately help in transforming this half-day park into a full-day experience that will engage all of our senses. New restaurants and dining locations (many) and attractions (still too few) are scheduled to open in the next two-to-three years. lets take a look around and check on the progress that has been done so far.
Cranes being used in the future AVATAR-themed land can still be seen from outside the park:
Before entering the park, Guests can see a beautiful sand sculpture advertising the new Monkey Kingdom movie, which will soon debut in theaters around the United States:
Entering the park:
Before entering the park, Guests can see a beautiful sand sculpture advertising the new Monkey Kingdom movie, which will soon debut in theaters around the United States:
Entering the park:
Discovery Island is still filled with temporary walls:
The area next to Disney Outfitters:
The area next to Disney Outfitters:
The expanded hub:
Some animals are still missing:
The Flame Tree Barbecue restaurant continues to be closed for refurbishment:
A section of the restaurant's outdoor seating area is still open to Guests:
Expanding another store:
Work also continues near Pizzafari On the other side of Discovery island:
A peek behind the walls reveals that they are still working on the pathway:
A small area near the future Starbucks location is behind walls:
Time to explore Africa:
Busy day:
Wait times are not too bad during the afternoon, though:
The new Harambe Marketplace continues to slowly take shape:
A closer view of this new area:
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