This page is to help you quickly jump through this picture set. Below you will see a listing of the pages and the captions on that page.

• Page Number: 1
  

  As I walked along the 5th floor of the parking structure my first glimpse of the progress this week. More tree clearing.
  Clearing of the former ranch area and other backstage support facilities continues.
  Panning left to right across the site to show the state this week.
  

• Page Number: 2
  

  The Fantasyland Theatre is the white building in the background.
  Zooming in and panning left to right again.
  

• Page Number: 3
  

  The berm clearing looks almost complete. Guessing it will start to disappear soon.
  

• Page Number: 4
  

  Looking into the park. Most of the concrete in the former Jamboree area looks to be broken up and ready for removal.
  One more wide shot before moving on.
  Zootopia opens today.
  

• Page Number: 5
  

  No visible progress on the first tram stop ramp.
  The word of the day
  The closures for today.
  

• Page Number: 6
  

  Some of the new LCD ticket booth signs are in use.
  They are fairly hard to read unless you are right in front of them in line.
  Others are still waiting to be installed and have printed signs.
  

• Page Number: 7
  

  A check of the new prices on a printed sign. Notice for 1 day it says to ask vs listing the three choices. Today was a $105 day.
  The electronic signs do have the 1 day prices listed. But interesting it says to ask about park hopper upgrade vs listing the price.
  

• Page Number: 8
  

  First stop today DCA.
  The annual Egg-Stravaganza is underway with a dozen eggs hidden in Disneyland, DCA, and Downtown Disney. Some are in plain sight others a little more hidden. In this update I will try and keep it spoiler free and will post a separate picture set with just the eggs and their locations.
  Buena Vista Street this afternoon.
  

• Page Number: 9
  

  Plenty of Make a Wish hats still available.
  The redemption center for egg maps in DCA is in Elias & Co.
  

• Page Number: 10
  

  Three steps to the egg hunt.
  The map gives you hints at where the eggs are (note in DCA there are some challenges since a couple are in area currently closed for renovation on the map)
  Bins of the prizes. This year you can pick what you want. No more random choosing.
  

• Page Number: 11
  

  The six prize eggs you can choose from.
  Easter treats in the Trolley Treats window.
  Carthay Circle is still in bloom this week.
  

• Page Number: 12
  

  No Spring Buena Vista Bugles yet.
  The wait times around 1:15pm
  Grizzly River Run is still closed for renovation, so no water on this side of the mountain either.
  

• Page Number: 13
  

  Work continues on the Blue Sky Cellar. Have not seen any signs indicating what it is but saw some tweets speculation is it will be a DVC kiosk.
  Mater was out by Fillmores this afternoon.
  

• Page Number: 14
  

  Route 66 was busy for early afternoon on a Friday.
  Red was at the Cozy Cone.
  Luigis was conducting an Annual Passholder preview today. It officially opens on Monday.
  

• Page Number: 15
  

  The line was long. The mass of guests filled the area in front of the attraction and went down Cross Street.
  The end of the line was near the exit. Earlier in the day it had stretched to Fliks.
  

• Page Number: 16
  

  I got in line at 1:21pm and this was my view...
  I caught a glimpse of the attraction but the line moved so I did not get to see much.
  A new banner for the new attraction. All the Festival of the Flying Tires signage has been swapped out.
  

• Page Number: 17
  

  The other signage stayed as it was.
  The line ahead of me...
  

• Page Number: 18
  

  Lightning rolling by.
  Mater passed by on Cross Street.
  

• Page Number: 19
  

  Followed by Red.
  A custodial cast member drew Scrooge McDuck as we waited.
  I reached the queue entrance which had a posted wait of 60 minutes from there at 1:31pm
  

• Page Number: 20
  

  Cast members in the queue scanning annual passes. Ever rider needed one today.
  A 32 inch height requirement to ride.
  

• Page Number: 21
  

  Inside the queue looks the same.
  Another set of cast members were scanning passes again and handing out keychains
  A closer look at the handout.
  

• Page Number: 22
  

  The back side is has the attraction sponsor on it.
  These posters all looked the same to me.
  

• Page Number: 23
  

  This is a new one for the dancing tires.. vs flying tires.
  

• Page Number: 24
  

  I think this is new. There seemed to be several Carsoli references that I think are almost all new.
  

• Page Number: 25
  

• Page Number: 26
  

  I had time so took some random pictures of the boards too.
  

• Page Number: 27
  

• Page Number: 28
  

• Page Number: 29
  

  Exited the queue building and had a good look at the cars at 2:20pm, about an hour after entering the line.
  A video clip of the dancing cars from this angle.
  The large sign is updated to feature the cousins vs the Flying Tire Festival.
  

• Page Number: 30
  

  The car topiary has not changed.
  

• Page Number: 31
  

  Nor has the queue tile work.
  Almost there...2:32pm...
  Will be in the next group.
  

• Page Number: 32
  

  Waiting to board as the group ahead of us gets ready to start.
  A wide angle video of the full sequence. It is about a minute and a half of ride time.
  

• Page Number: 33
  

  A second camera, a tighter shot of the same sequence.
  Time to board. I wanted the red car.. but I paused for a picture and someone passed me for it (I did not see a sheet with the car names, I know they each have one).
  I ended up with this one instead.
  

• Page Number: 34
  

  The seats are hard plastic as you would expect and there is a single seat belt. No doors.
  

• Page Number: 35
  

  A Point of View video of my first dance. It was 2:44pm so about 80 minute wait.
  A look back as I exited.
  My car getting ready for the next dance.
  

• Page Number: 36
  

  I then moved around to the viewing area on Cross Street to watch a couple of dances.
  

• Page Number: 37
  

  A video of a full sequence from this angle.
  

• Page Number: 38
  

  One more license plate picture before moving on. I needed to get pictures of several dozen eggs and construction before sunset.
  Tower of Terror only had a 20 minute wait when I walked by.
  Walls up in the Hyperion queue. Also today they had the bench area open.
  

• Page Number: 39
  

  The trading post is closed for renovation.
  

• Page Number: 40
  

  Hmm.. a sign of things to come? A long wait to get into DCA just past 3pm.
  AT Disneyland you can redeem your egg map on Main Street. They were also selling them there. No wait this afternoon
  The prize eggs are the same for all three hunts.
  

• Page Number: 41
  

  Minnie greeting guests nearby.
  Passing the Flower Market, nice to see it is still around. The last couple times there was one it did not last that long.
  The hub this afternoon.
  

• Page Number: 42
  

  Wait times at 3:17pm
  Work continues on the Jungle Cruise. Tropical Imports was open today.
  Some work near the entrance to Indiana Jones
  

• Page Number: 43
  

  Looking back at the Jungle Cruise and Indy FastPass building.
  No visible change on the River front today.
  Looking up river the back portion still has water.
  

• Page Number: 44
  

  The cofferdam looks to be in place and ready to go.
  Looks to be scaffolding on the riverbank.
  A closer look from near Splash Mountain.
  

• Page Number: 45
  

  Equipment on the island. Not sure if it is for Island work or the dam.
  Moving on to the Hungry Bear. A look up river. Some more clearing but not a lot of drastic visible change this week.
  

• Page Number: 46
  

• Page Number: 47
  

  Looking back the supplies that look to be scaffolding on the island.
  

• Page Number: 48
  

  The back side of the coffer dam.
  There were a lot of guests moving around the park today.
  Stopped by the New Orleans Square train station.
  

• Page Number: 49
  

  The one area of the station was open to walk around, no chairs or tables though.
  The other side is still the same.
  A look in the open area. They pushed the boxes back to make room.
  

• Page Number: 50
  

  Moving around to near the Mark Twain and looking up river. You can see the other cofferdam in the distance.
  A closer look. More supplies on this shore too.
  Continuing up the train from near the Big Thunder exit you can see equipment over the fence.
  

• Page Number: 51
  

  You can see clear back to the Toontown Hills now.
  The hillside to the left of the trail is being cleared.
  

• Page Number: 52
  

  Looking through a hole in the fence you can see one of the trees that is being saved. As well as the cleared land.
  Panning to the right.
  Looking left to the tunnel you cannot see much.
  

• Page Number: 53
  

  The Pearly Band in Fantasyland as I walked through.
  The view from Fantasyland.
  

• Page Number: 54
  

  Work continues in Toontown.
  A shorter posted wait today for Car Toon Spin.
  

• Page Number: 55
  

  No real visible change at Autopia
  

• Page Number: 56
  

  The Tomorrowland Terrace has digital screens on either side of the stage now with show information. I did not catch a show, are they used in the show?
  

• Page Number: 57
  

  Wait times in the Launch Bay
  And upstairs.
  

• Page Number: 58
  

  A check of the Autopia renovation work.
  

• Page Number: 59
  

  Crossed paths with Soundsational... no one looking my way.
  Crossing the parade route.
  

• Page Number: 60
  

  Easter, St Patrick and Doctors Day pins.
  Noticed a more permanent queue rope for City Hall. Hard to get a picture with the parade crowd.
  The new screens are a bit of challenge to read from an angle or distance.. especially with the setting sun.
  

• Page Number: 61
  

  Up close not a problem though.
  Unless you are on an angle.
  

• Page Number: 62
  

  Star Wars is still front and center in World of Disney. I was expecting more of a Zootopia presence.
  Springtime treats.
  

• Page Number: 63
  

  Walked through Downtown Disney looking for eggs...
  Monorail Blue overhead.
  World of Disney is an Egg hunt redemption location.
  

• Page Number: 64
  

  The egg redemption location is right inside the door.
  

• Page Number: 65
  

  Downtown Disney is a new addition this year.
  Security lines were long at 5;17pm
  

• Page Number: 66
  

  Grizzly River Run is closed for renovation.
  They are still working on the decking across from the walkway too.
  Was stopped by the parade. And had a request for some Pixar Play Parade pictures.. so here are a couple.
  

• Page Number: 67
  

• Page Number: 68
  

  The bakery is closed today.. so no fresh bread to purchase. I learned this after waiting in line at the Wharf Cafe (they had no sign posted). They had bread bowls but if you did not want soup you were out of luck.
  Main Street USA at 6:33pm
  Disneyland Wait times at 6:38pm
  

• Page Number: 69
  

  Snow White Grotto
  Sleeping Beauty Castle
  No line for redemption at 7:15pm
  

• Page Number: 70
  

  No lines for either park either.
  Walked through Trolley Treats.
  

• Page Number: 71
  

  DCA waits at 7:21pm
  Noticed an AP Preview sign as soon as you entered Cars Land.
  

• Page Number: 72
  

  Stopped by Lizzies to see if the new Luigi merchandise was there, it was not.
  I do not recall seeing this Mater hat betfore.
  

• Page Number: 73
  

  Next stop Ramones. Small 50 sheet sticky tabs.. post it notes.
  The price..
  

• Page Number: 74
  

  The new Rollickin Roadsters merchandise was available in Ramones
  

• Page Number: 75
  

  A lot of annual passholders around Luigis tonight.
  The posted wait was 2 hours.
  

• Page Number: 76
  

  The stroller area was converted into an extended queue.
  The attraction was down when I first showed up.
  

• Page Number: 77
  

  They were moving cars around one by one. It was a very slow process to watch.
  

• Page Number: 78
  

  Here is a video clip of a car being brought out.
  

• Page Number: 79
  

• Page Number: 80
  

  They then did a full cycle. Here is a look at the cars dancing with no guests.
  A second camera for a slightly different view.
  

• Page Number: 81
  

  It then reopened. Some random shots of the cars at night.
  

• Page Number: 82
  

• Page Number: 83
  

  All dances have a spin as the finale. A look at this yellow car spinning.
  

• Page Number: 84
  

• Page Number: 85
  

• Page Number: 86
  

• Page Number: 87
  

  A look toward the line as I was leaving.
  At night the new LCD screens at the ticket booths really pop.
  

• Page Number: 88
  

  I watched Disneyland Forever from the parking structure.
  Thanks to all the clearing you can see the Nemo sequence pretty clearly.
  

• Page Number: 89
  

  A very short clip of the finale. Thanks for visiting.