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
  

  Stopped in a slow line at the tollbooth.. so a look at park hours and current pricing.
  A video overview of the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Project from the Mickey and Friends Parking Structure at Disneyland.
  An overview look at the project.
  

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  A look around the project. Not a lot of visible progress this week.
  More wire mesh being added to the steel support structure.
  

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  Not a lot of activity behind the Millennium Falcon building today.
  The steel looks about the same, a couple new elements added.
  

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  Notice the steel structure way to the left.
  A closer look. Assuming this is for a rock formation to give more depth.
  

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  A crew working on the structure on the roof of the Battle Escape attraction.
  More rock formations.
  

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  Beyond the rock formations on the left not sure if that is part of that structure or another one or a piece that will be raised to another location. Beyond that you can see the Mark Twain cruising by.
  A couple video clips of the new Parking Structure Construction from the Mickey and Friends Parking Structure.
  Looking over the tram drop off area.
  

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  A closer look. New concrete poured near the walkway.
  A closer look
  panning to the right a look at the site. They have leveled off the last portion.
  

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  Today a couple of machines in action, more than last week.
  

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  Looking toward the main lot area.
  They were watering this one section. No indication of way.
  No visible change out here.
  

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  Loading up trucks with some of the remaining debris.
  This area that had the ridge and pit last week is now mostly level.
  

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  Work continues on the Naples expansion.
  

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  First stop today, Disney California Adventure. Here is a look at Buena Vista Street.
  A Pixar inspired pin trading game.
  A check of the wait times at 1:21pm
  

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  The Blue Sky Cellar reopened when Pixar Fest started several weeks ago. Last week I arrived after it was closed. So today I headed there first to take a look around.
  It features a preview of Pixar Pier.
  Before heading inside a look down Route 66 this afternoon.
  

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  Now several pages of pictures looking at the various displays.
  

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  In the center of the cellar is a model of Pixar Pier.
  There is also a film showing. I skipped this film this trip and will circle back on a later visit.
  Moving toward the last two displays.
  

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  moving over to the Pixar Pier model in the center of the room.
  

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  The last display is a model of a coaster and how the control system works.
  

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  Here is a video of the model in action. I slowed this down to half speed so it is easier to see.
  The final board gives a tease of the Marvel expansion to come.
  

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  A quick look at Pixar Pier.. I will return later for a more in depth look around.
  More scaffolding is gone but a good amount remains with less than 2 months until opening.
  

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  Walking by Redwood Creek still no camp notices. It has been months now.
  5 and Dime cruising by
  

• Page Number: 48
  

  Next stop Disneyland. The Straw Hatters were performing and characters were joining them. Pluto was dancing as I arrived.
  Donald came out to take part in a drum competition.
  

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  Mickey and Minnie arrived and danced for a couple of songs.
  

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  Mickey closed the show.
  Here are several video clips from the Straw Hatters Performance.
  

• Page Number: 51
  

  Disneyland wait times at 2:35pm
  Sleeping Beauty Castle
  Walking through Fantasyland. This area is much more open now. With the cart and planter gone.
  

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  The line for Dumbo was shorter so I could get a better look into the queue at the signs.
  

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  The wait time sign was working this week.
  

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  Next stop Toon Town. This week tried Chip and Dale's Tree House instead of Donald's boat to see the view.
  

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  You can just barely see the tops of the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge buildings.
  Walked quickly to Tomorrowland to catch the March of the First Order. Here are some video clips of the march.
  

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  The March of the First order begins with Captain Phasma and her Stormtroopers arriving on the second level of the Star Wars Launch Bay.
  They then march down the ramp.
  

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  And through Tomorrowland. They stop to check the crowd.
  A quick break from the show.. looks like new lights added to old PeopleMover track.
  

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  Captain Phasma returns to the ramp and the Stormtroopers assemble below.
  They then march up the ramp.
  

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  Everything in the Launch Bay seemed the same, no new props or video. Wonder if there will be for Solo.
  The Lego Store is gone.
  The only model left is BB-8.
  

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  New characters and it being Star Wars Day meant longer lines than usual in the Launch Bay.
  Rey is new and had the longest wait.
  

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  Hyperspace Mountain has returned for the summer.
  Last week Pizza Planet was busy and I did not get a good picture of the new table design. Here is one.
  Graphics on the tray counter.
  

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  Pixar Fest cups are in use around the resort.
  The tables inside have not changed.
  Edamame-Noodle Salad
  

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  Walking by the sub lagoon it appears one of the subs is stuck just past the dock, near the track switch for the spur line. Disneyland emergency services cast members department were evacuating guests via raft.
  The boat heading back to pick up more guests.
  

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  Next stop for me the Mark Twain. Looking into Frontierland from the top deck.
  Work still continues around the tree in the Stage Door Cafe seating area.
  

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  A quiet New Orleans Square with Pirates still closed.
  No visible signs of progress on the work around the equipment housing on the island.
  A group on the balcony of the Dream Suite
  

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  Looking toward Galaxy's Edge and the parking structure beyond.
  One section of trees are not planted yet. On the right you can see those are still in the boxes and a small gap remains.
  

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  Looks like the rock work on the bluff below the outpost has more color, maybe final color.
  Oops focus grabbed the trees!
  

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  Stopped by the Golden Horseshoe. It has received a new menu. Here is a look..
  

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  The Stage Door Cafe has some menu changes too.
  

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  A second of Main Street roped off for dining package seating for the Pixar Play Parade.
  

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  Returned to DCA. Pixar Fest bread in the Wharf.
  

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  Time to take a closer look at the Pixar Pier status.
  

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  The Adorable Snowman Frosted Treats shop has opened.
  A look at the menu.
  

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  The stand is very popular today (it is new plus 90 degree weather). The line stretches down past the last billboard.
  Here is the view from the end of the line. You can see the stand in the distance.
  A check of the Incredicoaster station. They were testing some trains throughout the afternoon.
  

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  Looks like panels waiting to be installed stacked on the roof.
  The forms we saw last week were completed and concrete poured and they have been removed to reveal a new concrete wall around this side of the carousel.
  The Toy Story queue now heads down between two walls.
  

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  Looking up. the sign has not returned for Toy Story.
  The Incredicoaster station.
  

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  The Cove Bar is remaining open as work is going on around and above it. Eventually it will close down for a few weeks for the final transformation.
  Until then the lines are still long for it.
  Flik out in Paradise Gardens for pictures.
  

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  Not a lot of visible progress on the shops.
  A closer look.
  Scaffolding up around the projector housings for World of Color.
  

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  The yellow coaster train is in motion..
  

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  The red one was too.
  The yellow train looks the same to me as before. Maybe it has not received the overlay or is it that subtle?
  

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  World of Color renovation continues.
  

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  Goofy along Hollywood Blvd.
  An artist in the back corner of the backlot.
  A menu was posted this week at the bar in the backlot area.
  

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  No sign of Captain America but a line of guests waiting to take their picture in front of his backdrop.
  Nemo tumbler at Award Wieners
  Pixar Fest straw
  

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  Pixar Short banners in the seating area for Award Wieners
  The pulled pork hot dog.
  Annual Passholder merchandise is available at Kingswell Camera on Buena Vista Street.
  

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  the back of the shirt.
  

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  A Finding Dory penny press seemed out of place here.
  Returning to Disneyland at 7pm
  

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  Disneyland Wait times at 7:01pm
  A healthy crowd already claiming spots for the fireworks which are 2.5 hours away.
  Sleeping Beauty Castle as the sun is setting.
  

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  New Orleans Square
  Adventureland from the Treehouse
  Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge from the Treehouse
  

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  The new forest that was planted really fills in the lower area. Does not do much to obstruct the top levels of the garage from up here.
  The Columbia staged for Fantasmic blocking my view this evening.
  

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  More Pixar Fest tumblers and a mug at the Hungry Bear
  

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  A look at the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge from Critter Country.
  

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  Working well into the evening on the outpost.
  

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  Looking through the fence not a lot of visible change.
  

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  There are Pixar Fest snack options and promotions at most carts and dining locations.
  

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  The new small world queue from the train.
  The back of the new parade gate from the train.
  The subs were sailing again this evening.
  

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  A look around the new it's a small world queue area after dark.
  

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  Passing by the Teacups.
  Fairly dark on Pixar Pier tonight.. just one work light on which seemed odd.. no signs of anyone working.
  

• Page Number: 101
  

  The Adorable Snowman Frosted Treats lit up. Wonder if this the final lighting package.. it seems rather sparse.
  Odd that a couple of the billboards had their lights on. Guess it lit the queue for the ice cream.
  A couple lights on the carousel too.
  

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  Looking toward Toy Story.
  The queue for ice cream was longer this evening. This is the end.. the shop is up to the left. A rough count had the queue nearing 100 guests.
  

• Page Number: 103
  

  The Grad Nite season has started. Here is a photo op for them in Grizzly Recreation Area.
  Star Wars Merchandise in Elias & Co.
  A look in another door of Elias & Co as I walked by.
  

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  As you leave the park the screen savers have messages.. this was at Disneyland.
  Arrived on Main Street at 9pm and found a spot for Together Forever.
  I had a partially obstructed view of the castle.
  

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  Show time.. an attempt to get a decent picture of Buzz Lightyear failed.
  

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  The Coco segment was a crowd pleaser again. Here is a video clip of that segment of Together Forever..
  

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  A couple pictures of the up Balloon to end this picture set.