Walls are up at Hungry Bear...

[Jerryp49]

Does anyone have any pictures of the drained ROA?

http://mintcrocodile.blogspot.com/ usually has weekly picture updates . So does Disney Geek. From Mintcrocodile on Friday it looks like they have walls around ROA only as far as Harbor Galley. They won`t drain the river until the walls completely block the view. I also think they need to dry dock the Mark Twain first.. Here`s some pics from Mintcrocodile on Friday along with a pic of what it looked like in 2010 when we were there.

 

[dina444444]

http://mintcrocodile.blogspot.com/ usually has weekly picture updates . So does Disney Geek. From Mintcrocodile on Friday it looks like they have walls around ROA only as far as Harbor Galley. They won`t drain the river until the walls completely block the view. I also think they need to dry dock the Mark Twain first.. Here`s some pics from Mintcrocodile on Friday along with a pic of what it looked like in 2010 when we were there.

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The Mark Twain was in dry dock as of last Saturday next to Harbor Galley. The Sailing Ship Columbia was docked at the main dock and you were allowed to walk up on to it. They had also docked the Tom Sawyer's Islands rafts at the Haunted Mansion area dock and they were all tied together.

 

[Jerryp49]

This pic was posted by Mintcrocodile yesterday showing the Mark Twain at the main loading dock.. They may be rotating the touring of the Mark Twain and the Columbia.I don`t see how they can drain the river while both are still afloat.

 

[Jerryp49]

What I mean by drydock is securing the ship from movement . Looks like they can drydock first without draining the river.

 

[Indiana Scott]

Now that we've seen those pics, we wont be back to the park until the walls around the ROA are gone.

 

[Gisele]

At least the scrims have a nice looking nature scene.
And it isn't like they will be there forever. Although it may seem like it, at some point.