Photo Update of the New Bag Check Area at Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Disney’s Animal Kingdom is scheduled for phased reopening beginning July 11, right along with Magic Kingdom. While the Cinderella Castle undergoes its transformation before the grand reopening, Animal Kingdom construction is also still in the works. Thanks to @bioreconstruct on Twitter, we can see the new bag check area construction status.

  

Check out these four aerial photos of the new bag check area at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. It looks like they’re making great progress! With the first photo below @bioreconstruct shares: “Aerial view of the new bag check at Disney’s Animal Kingdom (Jun 12). Look close. The previous bag check has been removed, with concrete dust scattered at the former foundations.”

Aerial view of the new bag check at Disney's Animal Kingdom (Jun 12).

Look close. The previous bag check has been removed, with concrete dust scattered at the former foundations. pic.twitter.com/5u5b2T6SH4

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) June 13, 2020

The second photo shows the new entrance plaza with the new tram stop on the left.

Aerial view (Jun 12) of the new entrance plaza of Disney's Animal Kingdom. New tram stop at left. pic.twitter.com/keG6xd72Fh

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) June 13, 2020

 

 

Next up is a close up. @bioreconstruct shares, “Guests will pass through here when the park reopens next month.”

Aerial view of the new bag check at Disney's Animal Kingdom. Guests will pass through here when the park reopens next month. pic.twitter.com/ohE2aI4EHd

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) June 13, 2020

The last bag check photo @bioreconstruct adds a yellow arrow to point out where the previous bag check was removed.

Aerial view of new bag check at Disney's Animal Kingdom. Arrow at concrete dust where the previous bag check was recently removed. pic.twitter.com/rFDJ1AwMip

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) June 13, 2020

And nothing to do with the bag check area, but we wanted to share this one because we simply can’t wait to ride this beauty soon enough!

Aerial photo yesterday of Expedition Everest. pic.twitter.com/HL1Zql0Dv4

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) June 13, 2020

Do you think the construction will be complete when the park reopens July 11? We simply can’t wait to be there to experience it!

Photo Source: @bioreconstruct Twitter