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<\/a><\/p>\nInstagram user @KPJPflorida<\/a> shared a new video with WDWNT showing the backside of Mythos Restaurant from across the park\u2019s lagoon\u2014or, more specifically, the beginning of the end of the Mythos rock fa\u00e7ade structure.<\/p>\n Mythos is an award-winning restaurant offering modern cuisine in a \u201cmythical setting\u201d featuring a mix of Mediterranean, Asian, and American fare. It is also one of the last standing fixtures of The Lost Continent while months-long demolition efforts have cleared much of the surrounding land. <\/p>\n The recent Instagram clip shows what appears to be a section of the restaurant\u2019s distinctive pink rockwork partially dismantled near the water\u2019s edge. An opening toward the left side of the structure exposes dark framework and a ladder inside, suggesting crews have begun removing portions of the themed exterior.<\/p>\n The surrounding artificial rock formations, carved figures, and cavernous openings remain largely intact. Much of the restaurant\u2019s recognizable exterior architecture is still standing, including its rounded rooftop structures and towering rock formations.<\/p>\n A yellow floating barrier extends along the shoreline in front of the restaurant, separating the waterfront construction area from the lagoon.<\/p>\n The footage does not establish whether the work involves the removal of permanent structural elements or only decorative rockwork. However, it represents another visible change to the restaurant\u2019s surroundings as Universal prepares The Lost Continent for redevelopment.<\/p>\n Despite the activity around the building, Mythos Restaurant remains open to guests. Universal confirmed in May<\/a> that the award-winning dining location will close permanently sometime in 2027. An exact closing date has not been announced.<\/p>\n The Lost Continent Demolition Continues The latest activity follows significant demolition throughout The Lost Continent. Earlier this year, Universal erected construction walls outside Mythos Restaurant<\/a>, restricting portions of the surrounding walkways while keeping the restaurant accessible to guests.<\/p>\n Elsewhere in the land, the former The Eighth Voyage of Sindbad stunt show theater and Poseidon\u2019s Fury attraction have been completely demolished, leaving large areas of cleared land for future development.<\/p>\n Most recently, aerial photography revealed construction of a new service road and an extended retaining wall<\/a> near the former Poseidon\u2019s Fury site. A floating debris barrier was also spotted behind Mythos Restaurant in anticipation of additional demolition work.<\/p>\n Universal has confirmed that The Lost Continent will make way for a new themed land, but has not revealed what will replace the area.<\/p>\n What do you think should replace The Lost Continent at Universal Islands of Adventure? Let us know on social media!<\/p>\n For more Universal Studios news from around the world, follow Universal Parks News Today on Twitter<\/a>, Facebook<\/a>, and Instagram<\/a>. For Disney Parks news, visit WDWNT<\/a>.<\/p>\n \t\t<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>@bioreconstruct\/x<\/p>\n<\/a>@bioreconstruct\/x<\/p>\n