Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro toured three major construction projects at Walt Disney World, sharing photos that showcase the progress of Tropical Americas, Monstropolis, and Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge. At Animal Kingdom, he highlighted the Indiana Jones temple with its Mayan-inspired facade and intricate stonework, which is now visible from ground level despite scaffolding. The new area will also feature an Encanto attraction alongside the Indiana Jones ride. D’Amaro also visited Monstropolis at Hollywood Studios, where updated concept art for the Glob Theater has been revealed. Additionally, he inspected the scale model of Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge near Fort Wilderness, which is being developed as a new resort. The CEO expressed excitement about seeing these projects in person and praised the Imagineers for their creativity and hard work. Photos from his visit are available on his official Instagram account for fans to view.
Key Points:
- Josh D’Amaro visited Tropical Americas, Monstropolis, and Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge at Walt Disney World
- The Indiana Jones temple in Tropical Americas features Mayan-inspired facade with carved teal and terracotta stonework
- Tropical Americas will include both an Indiana Jones attraction and an Encanto attraction at Animal Kingdom
- Monstropolis is located at Disney’s Hollywood Studios with updated concept art for the Glob Theater
- Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge is a new resort being built near Fort Wilderness