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.

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  The connection between the 4th floor of the Mickey and Friends and Pixar Pals garages looks ready to go behind the fence.
  The near stair case looks done. to the right the bridge to the Pixar Pals structure.
  Looking into the structure you can see the ramp on the 4th floor.
  

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  Looks like some work on the walkway, notice in the distance the columns covered in plastic to protect them.
  Looking out over the tram stop area. A strip of concrete has been poured near the Pixar Pals structure.
  A closer look at the new concrete.
  

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  A wider look at the Pixar Pals Parking Structure. Opening in a little over two months.
  More curbs are in and they are preparing to install pavers under the steel canopy structure.
  Hre you can see teams leveling off gravel and compacting it. On the left are pavers on pallets.
  

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  Looking at the configuration this appears to be where they security queues will be.
  More curbs and landscaping going in at the top of the frame.
  

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  Work continues on the escalator area. A new temporary walkway through the construction has opened on the left.
  Back to the paver preparations.
  Here a worker is compacting the base material. Beyond it you can see what appears to be pavers installed inside the structure.
  

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  The pavers staged and ready to be installed.
  A closer look at a recent curb that was poured.
  

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  Crews working around the escalator area.
  Panels being installed on the span between the escalators and elevators.
  

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  A lot of activity on the escalators today and more elements of the roof structure have been installed.
  Here is a better look at the temporary walkway. They removed the concrete that was the old temporary walkway/tramway.
  

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  A good look underneath. It appears they will be installing gates like they have at the park entrances. This will make for a more permanent solution than the temporary moveable barriers that have been used at security check points since their creation after 9/11.
  A closer look. Assuming the gates will attach to the outer poles and then swing toward the structure to open. If that guess is correct, then once you step inside is where the bag check tables and metal detectors will be.
  

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  Notice on the end how the framing for the gate wraps around the stairway area.
  The indentations on the structure above will most likely be signs indicating if the lane is open or closed.
  The far stairway looks painted and nearing completion.
  

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  A better view of the temporary walkway on what will eventually be the tram way. Notice the team on the left and that portion has been cleared already.
  A closer look at the escalators.
  

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  The elevator structure
  Roof/covers being installed over the escalators to the 6th floor.
  

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  A wider view of the tram area.
  Panning back to the left.
  

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  Moving to the other side of the structure and a look at the Star Wars work. The last big section of visible scaffolding has been removed since my last visit.
  The back side of this rock formation is now complete.
  As I panned across the site I saw no visible scaffolding from this angle.
  

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  On the far right hand side some steel still sticks out. Wonder what will be attached there.
  

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  Heading down the escalator.
  Blacktop has been laid on the driveway between the two structures.
  

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  A better view of the roadway.
  From ground level.
  

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  From the tram.
  First stop today Disney California Adventure
  Some Disney California Adventure waits around 1:25pm. Pal-A-Round says 30 minutes so I was heading that way.
  

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  Visible progress on the Marvel Project. Steel is rising up for the first attraction that will be taking over the former Bugs Theater.
  A closer look.
  The new steel extends the building beyond the former queue space.
  

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  More steel rising on the back side toward the rest room building.
  This is the final weekend for the 2019 Food & Wine Festival.
  The swings are still closed for renovation.
  

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  The Incredicoaster and Critter Carousel were both down when I walked by.
  A quick look at the Carousel since no one was on it.
  

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  Character graphics have been added above the benches on Pixar Pier near the wheel. I will stop by later for a closer look at all of them.
  With two attractions in the area closed the Pal-A-Round line was now 45 min and in reality it was longer.. it spill out to the walkway and turned toward the Whirlwind.. so I was guessing over an hour.
  

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  So I skipped it and will try later.
  You could see the top of a large set piece that is the backdrop for the Inside Out Emotional Whirlwind.
  In the foreground the concept art for the attraction.
  

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  The 2019 Environmentality Art Challenge finalists are on display in the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail. There is signage alerting you to this.
  

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  Event the map has been updated to show where the pieces are.
  And some directional signage too.
  

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  They are on display in the camp circle area.
  Once you look at them you can vote for your favorite.
  

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  Each finalist had a plaque with info on it. Here is a look at all 10 of the finalist projects.
  

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  A tree in the background.
  A closer look at a couple of them.
  

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  The rest of the area looked the same, I saw no other displays or additions.
  

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  Noticed the geysers were not on this afternoon.
  Next stop Disneyland. A preview and exhibit for Aladdin has moved into the Opera House and Disney Gallery. I will stop by later to check it out.
  

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  Chip and Dale meeting guests in Town Square
  Mr. Easter Bunny meeting guests in Town Square.
  

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  Exterior renovation underway at the Mad Hatter
  Main Street USA this afternoon.
  Walls up in Refreshment Corner as the reconfigure part of the counter, guessing for mobile pick up.
  

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  Walls are still up around portions of the hub as they work to reconfigure planters and curbs.
  Walls were still up around the Astro Orbitor. It did not open as planned last week. I saw pictures it did open on Saturday 4/20.
  The walls have been pushed back from the hub by the Castle. The curbs have been removed on the northern side of the street.
  

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  Speaking of removed the Adventureland entrance sign is gone. They will be replacing it with a new one that is large enough to span the entire walkway.
  A temporary sign is off to the side. Anyone recognize this? It used to hang on the Tahitian Terrace. So a little Disneyland history for the temporary sign.
  The support column and concrete around it has been removed and patched already so the walkway is wide open.
  

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  Looking back.
  Overhead you could see a bee hive in one of the trees.
  

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  Slightly out of order.. but the work on around the line board area continues.
  Walls extend toward Fantasy Faire.
  

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  Bouncing back to Adventureland.. a look at the area between Adventureland and Frontierland. The walls have been removed.
  

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  A few new feed of concrete have been added removing a pinching of the sidewalk.
  

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  Work continues in Frontierland on the exterior renovations.
  

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  The Columbia was cruising the Rivers of America along with the Mark Twain.
  The dock area reopened a few weeks ago. The turnstiles have been moved to the water side.
  And the half nearest Big Thunder is now seating for the near by food carts.
  

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  One of the tables and chair.
  They are still working on the accessibility ramp to the area.
  The other half is untouched as the queue.
  

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  Here you can see the new turnstile location.
  New Orleans Square from the Mark Twain Riverboat.
  The Churro cart has been moved to the newly expanded space across from the Haunted Mansion, where strollers used to park. So it is no longer in the middle of the walkway.
  

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  A closer look
  The Canoes were in service today.
  Walls up around the extended dining area for the Hungry Bear. It appears they are adding a roof structure to replace the umbrellas.
  

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  Guessing it will be a similar to this structure.
  A worker on the far berm in Galaxy's Edge.
  

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  A look at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge from the top deck of the Mark Twain. Scaffolding is now all removed from areas you could see as the land enters the final weeks before opening.
  

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  A closer look at the Hungry Bear Work.
  

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  Looking through the trees you can get glimpses of some of Black Spire Outpost.
  

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  Here are a couple video clips from my cruise of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge from the top deck of the Mark Twain Riverboat.
  

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  Surprised nothing has been changed with the background on this one arch.. guess they are just going to wait for the trees to block the view.
  

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  The paddle wheel looked like it could use a cleaning.
  A closer look
  

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  Back where I started. Noticed the clock was not working, it was stuck at high noon.
  

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  Restaining/painting the railings leading into Galaxy's Edge.
  

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  A little over a month before the first guests will be allowed into the new land.
  The cart that usually near the castle has been set up in the stroller parking area near Pinocchio in Fantasyland.
  

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  Peter Pan had a relatively short wait this afternoon.
  Only 30 minutes.. shorter than the Pixar Pal-A-Round (Big Thunder was posted at 25 minutes when I walked by so I could have ridden both of those in about the same amount of time as one trip on the wheel).
  You could walk through the either pathway to get around the castle today.
  

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  A wide look at the castle status and new brickwork in the foreground. Also notice the projector tower on the right is repainted.
  A closer look at the tower on the right.
  

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  The tower on the left is repainted too.
  A look at the slope to the hub.
  

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  Some railing work is left to be completed near Fantasy Faire.
  Here you can see the new slope to the street.
  

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  Interesting they did not repaint the seating area when the walls were up.
  Casey Jr. Popcorn buckets are still in stock.
  

• Page Number: 76
  

  The Jolly Trolley is still gone for renovation (so the Disneyland tweet earlier in the week featuring it was a stock photo).
  This morning Disneyland announced that Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway is coming to Disneyland Toontown. All indications are it will be in a new building replacing backstage facilities behind Toontown. A rumored entry way is through the current Gag Factory. Seems that the City Hall area would be a potential too.
  Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge from the Miss Daisy.
  

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  Toontown from the Miss Daisy.
  Moving over to Chip and Dales a view of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.
  

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  In Tomorrowland the walls are down from near the Autopia Exit. The planter has been trimmed back and a new path behind it added. Here you can see the new concrete color around the reduced planter.
  

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  The new pathway is marked as the Autopia Exit.
  The trees inside the planter have been cut back too.
  

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  Rocks are around the trees.
  A closer look
  The new walkway/exit path.
  

• Page Number: 83
  

  Scaffolding up as they renovate the exterior of Pizza Planet and the rocket.
  

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  Walls are up around the Path of the Jedi queue too.
  

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  Throughout Tomorrowland are several new large benches.
  Making my way back to Adventureland.
  

• Page Number: 86
  

  Here is another view of where the support for the sign used to be.
  As I was heading to DCA I walked along as Soundsational made its way toward Town Square.
  Limited time Mickey Mouse cookie at Trolley Treats
  

• Page Number: 87
  

  Cupcakes at Trolley Treats
  Renovation work at the margarita stand in the Pacific Wharf area.
  Took me a second to identify this loaf of bread
  

• Page Number: 88
  

  Radiator Springs Racers was down and a couple cars were stopped in Ornament Valley.
  

• Page Number: 89
  

  A look toward the Marvel project from Cross Street.
  Lightning McQueen on Cross Street.
  Mater in the Cozy cone, noticed the fountain was working properly today.
  

• Page Number: 90
  

  From Maters Junkyard Jamboree queue you can see the new steel for the Marvel project.
  Phat Cat Swinger performing for the final weekend of the Food & Wine Festival.
  

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  A temporary smoking area under the swings. Note May 1st smoking will be banned in the parks.
  The queue structures for the Whirlwind.
  Decided to get in line for the swings. It was posted at 30 min. Ended up taking closer to 45.
  

• Page Number: 93
  

  Someone from the other party I was paired with sat on my left so I had to shoot from a distance to see the Whirlwind work.. so not many pictures.. but here are a couple.
  I opted to be on the side to see the Marvel project.
  

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  Here you can see the new steel taking shape.
  

• Page Number: 95
  

  Earth moving looks to be wrapping up in the former Fun Fair area.
  

• Page Number: 96
  

  A closer look at how the building is being extended toward the restroom building.
  Markers are up, looks like utility work will be underway soon.
  

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  A pan across the building extension on the former Bugs Theater.
  

• Page Number: 98
  

  Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge in the distance.
  

• Page Number: 99
  

  Another fairly poor Emotional Whirlwind pictures.
  And not to be outdone a poor Silly Symphony Swings picture. The attraction has been dis-aseembled as usual for the renovation.
  Earlier I showed a couple of the Pixar Characters that had been added to the seating areas on Pixar Pier. Here is a more complete look at them.
  

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  A box in the road for some project on Sunset Blvd.
  

• Page Number: 106
  

  No real visible progress from here of the Marvel project.
  Captain Marvel was not out when I walked by.
  Some hedges up in the Stage 17 queue area.
  

• Page Number: 107
  

  Shirts on display in Elias & Co as I walked by.
  Signage for Black Tap has been installed. No indications of an opening date yet.
  

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  The patio area has been covered.
  

• Page Number: 110
  

  Not a lot of visible progress on the new Sugarboo & Co. store.
  Signage has been installed for the Pop-Up Disney! location that will open next week, the 26th in the former ESPN building.
  

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  All of the stone figures with moving heads have been covered.
  

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  An Easter/spring treat being created.
  The Downtown Disney sign has been removed from near the ticket booths.
  

• Page Number: 115
  

  Mickey greeting guests in Town Square.
  Time to go check out the Aladdin exhibit and preview.
  

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  The Disney Gallery space has some concept art, props and costumes on display.
  The Magic Carpet
  A couple costumes.
  

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  Concept art from the film.
  

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  A closer look at some of the concept art and the descriptions.
  

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  Another look at the Magic Carpet
  The Lamp
  No cameras were allowed out once you entered the theater and there were three security guards to ensure it watching you during the preview. The preview was about 10 minutes and included One Jump Ahead as well as when Aladdin meets Genie plus some other clips.
  

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  Main Street USA just before 8pm
  Making my way into Adventureland
  

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  Rosita was covered this evening.
  A quick look around the Tropical Hideaway.
  After visiting Indiana Jones using a Fastpass headed out to the Haunted Mansion and walked right on.
  

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  Walked over to Tomorrowland.
  The new planter at night.
  

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  Found a spot for Mickey's Mix Magic about 10 minutes before show time.
  

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  A video clip of the lasers in their temporary location atop the Main Street Train Station due to the castle renovation project.