Construction on Disney's Animal Kingdom Indiana Jones attraction is picking up speed, and fresh aerial photography captured on July 24, 2026 makes that clear. The steel framework of the attraction's temple structure is now visibly rising above the footprint of the former DINOSAUR building, giving park-watchers their clearest look yet at the scale of the project.
The wide-angle aerial shots reveal just how large the construction zone has grown, with the skeletal temple form already commanding attention from above. The imagery suggests the project is moving along at an ambitious pace as Disney reshapes a significant corner of the Animal Kingdom landscape.
The Indiana Jones Adventure attraction will occupy the site where DINOSAUR once thrilled guests, marking one of the most notable transformations in the park's history. As the steel frame continues to climb, the scope of what Disney is building becomes easier to appreciate from the air than from ground level inside the park.
Aerial photography and reporting on the construction progress was provided by WDWMAGIC.
