Construction on the upcoming Indiana Jones attraction at Disney's Animal Kingdom is moving at a visible pace. New aerial photographs capture the steel framework for the attraction's Maya temple entrance rising noticeably higher than it appeared in previous rounds of construction imagery.
The images, captured by aerial photographer bioreconstruct, offer a wide overhead look at the Tropical Americas site and show steelwork now extending substantially above the existing structure on the property.
Disney has shared details about the attraction's storyline: Indiana Jones stumbles upon a perfectly preserved Maya temple, and rumors of a mythical creature lurking deep within the ruins convince him to investigate — with guests joining him on that adventure.
The project is part of the broader Tropical Americas land, which will occupy a significant portion of the park. Disney is aiming for a 2027 opening, though no specific date has been announced.
The construction update was originally reported by WDWMAGIC.
