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The latest aerials from Mickey Extreme.






More pictures are available on this page: http://mickeyxtreme.net/blog/new-universal-orlando-s-volcano-bay-aerials

Here's just some of @bioreconstruct's lastest aerial photos of Volcano Bay:









Source: http://twitter.com/bioreconstruct/

An event was held yesterday to show off the food choices of Volcano Bay.

Culinary offerings were inspired by the islands such as Tahiti and the Caribbean. Universal has a wide variety of offerings for guests, including grab and go items. The cuisine is just a portion of the entire experience at Volcano Bay. With more than 60 different dishes across five dining locations, there is surely something for everyone. Dishes will range from pizza to sushi to jerk chicken.

According to Ric Florell, the culinary experience will be the exclamation mark to the experience. Similarly to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Springfield, the food at Volcano Bay will be a big part of the experience. “Imagine walking around and not having Butterbeer,” says Florell.

Source: http://www.behindthethrills.com/2017/04/universal-orlando-previews-food-offerings-for-volcano-bay/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+behindthethrills%2Fnews+%28Behind+the+Thrills+News%29

Photos that correspond with video can be found at the source: http://www.wildgravitytravels.com/volcano-bay-waterpark-construction-update-27-universal-orlando-resort/

The base of Krakatau Mountain continues to see scaffolding being removed and we now see more details. The pathway coming out of the volcano has some great mossy details nearby

Over by Runnamukka Reef, rock-work continues to develop around the lazy river cave and around the water coaster above:

Source: http://www.wildgravitytravels.com/volcano-bay-waterpark-construction-update-26-universal-orlando-resort/

New videos showing the progress of the park's construction:

Update as of March 23:

Construction Update:



The volcano without the scaffolding:

One the back-side work continues on the stairs leading to the Ko’Okiri Body Plunge capsule slides:

Other great photos can be found here: http://www.wildgravitytravels.com/volcano-bay-waterpark-construction-update-25-universal-orlando-resort/