Bigger walls have been installed past the previous walls near the exit of Big Thunder Mountain, which blocks Piston Peak construction from guest view.
Big Thunder Mountain Walls
Big Thunder Mountain reopened on May 3 after being closed for over one year. Several updates were made, including a new track, new scenes, and more. It’s also been the first time we’ve been able to get a new vantage point of the nearby construction of Piston Peak National Park, which opens sometime in the next few years.
Just over one week later, new wall panels have appeared in the area, which are taller than the walls we have been seeing. They block guests from seeing the construction from the queue, lift hills, and the areas of the track that are closest to the site.
The construction on the Cars-themed area is well underway, named Piston Peak National Park and inspired by Pixar Animation Studios film Cars and real-life national parks, particularly the Rocky Mountains, Yosemite, and Yellowstone.
Piston Peak National Park will include two attractions. One is an off-road rally race ride, the other will be a more family-friendly attraction.
Crews recently installed more of a retaining wall that is rather lengthy, and the Mike Fink dock was also demolished.
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