Seven Dwarfs Mine Train Construction Update – New Fantasyland’s Final Piece

I made it back to the Magic Kingdom this weekend to film another Seven Dwarfs Mine Train roller coaster construction update. It’s great to see how much further its come since just two weeks ago. That said, there’s a lot left to do, but we are finally beginning to see some of the final shape the mountain will take.

This new mountain in the Magic Kingdom mountain range (yes, I’m calling it that) will be the last part of New Fantasyland to open. The exact date has not been announced, but it’s currently scheduled to welcome its first guest sometime in 2014. So cross your fingers and hope for good weather so we can all visit the gem mine as early in the year as possible.

Want more? Plenty of photos of the construction below the jump:

It’s a work in progress

But it’s getting closer

Taken from near TeaCups

Snapped from near Dumbo

A Lemonade Stand is prepping to open

Looks like there will be a few healthy options too

Beautiful architecture of Eric’s Village

Down to the detail of these seashell fixtures for the drain pipe

Still lots of work going on elsewhere in Eric’s Village

Including themeing the wall that will separate the track from guest walkway

A different angle on the wall, You can see how close the track is

Some exterior rock work being done

A last minute change to the rock work will obscure more of the track from the preview window

But the mine entrance is taking shape

This area will be the main entrance queue.

Exterior is shaping up.

There’s a little bridge added here since we last peeked in

One of three main drops.