Animal Kingdom Update: AVATAR Land Progress and More
Disney's Animal Kingdom Guests have a lot to look forward to. While there have been quite a number of new additions that have debuted in the park earlier this year, visitors are still eagerly waiting to experience the brand-new Rivers of Light nighttime show, which is still expected to debut before the end of the year. In addition to that, the AVATAR-themed land will open to Guests in 2017, adding two new attractions as well as more retail opportunities and dining locations.
We apologize for the low quality of some of the photos included in this update, but our photographer had to use a mobile device to capture these shots due to some issues that he is having with his camera:
A lot of "greenery" has been added on the floating mountains:
Heading to Discovery Island:
Work continues around the seating area of the Flame Tree BBQ restaurant:
Dug & Russel are still meeting Guests by the entrance of "It's Though to Be a Bug!":
The future entrance of Pandora:
The Discovery Island trails are still closed:
The pathway behind the Tree of Life is still in the process of being expanded:
New lights are also being installed:
The signage around the newly-renamed Gorilla Falls Exploration Trail continue to be updated:
Some of the signs are still in the process of being updated:
The evening entertainment acts are excellent:
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PHOTOS BY: Alex, Official Orlando Theme Park News Team Member and Photographer.
Thanks for the update! 👍
ReplyDeleteWhen is the Discovery Island trail supposed to be finished?
ReplyDeleteWondering if Pandora will ever be done... Headed back to WDW 11/26/2017 ~ 12/2/2017 and nervous about it being done!
ReplyDeleteHow silly that they decided to call it "Gorilla Falls" so the average guest will know whats in there.
ReplyDeleteThe name of this fictional forest is Pangani Forest, and I hope some of the story signage will continue to reflect that.
Actually, Child falls, Gorilla dies.
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