Crews have flattened most of The Lost Continent in Universal Islands of Adventure and constructed a new retaining wall, as seen in aerial photos by bioreconstruct on X.

The Lost Continent DemolitionCrews have flattened most of The Lost Continent in Universal Islands of Adventure and constructed a new retaining wall.

Poseidon’s Fury was completely demolished a few weeks ago, leaving behind a large swath of empty land, on the left in the above photo. There are still some piles of debris but most remnants of demolition are gone.

The land on the right was the former site of the Sindbad theater. A square of trailers near the front of the site will be used as a temporary first aid location while the old “permanent” station is demolished and a new one is constructed.

Crews have flattened most of The Lost Continent in Universal Islands of Adventure and constructed a new retaining wall.

In the photo above, a yellow arrow added by bioreconstruct points at the new retaining wall near the edge of the Poseidon’s Fury site.

Crews have flattened most of The Lost Continent in Universal Islands of Adventure and constructed a new retaining wall.

Construction walls expanded to surround the Treasures of Poseidon gift shop earlier this month. The shop will be demolished although significant work has yet to begin.

Crews have flattened most of The Lost Continent in Universal Islands of Adventure and constructed a new retaining wall.

Next to Mythos Restaurant, a snack stand and trees were removed. There are still trailers for construction and a dirt lot yet to be filled in. The boom lift on the far right is for nightly inspection of Jurassic World VelociCoaster, not new construction.

See more in bioreconstruct’s video:

Aerial video of the current development of new attractions in Islands of Adventure. Much of The Lost Continent has been demolished.
A retaining wall recently added near the former site of Poseidon’s Fury.
The square of green trailers seen will be an interim First Aid location. pic.twitter.com/i7de55q9fw

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) September 13, 2026

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