Further decorative masonry projects have been finished at the Mexico Pavilion within EPCOT.
Mexico Pavilion Themed Concrete
Previously,
concrete work had begun
Close to the entry of La Cantina de San Angel on the far side of the Mexico Pavilion’s pyramid structure, the newly laid concrete has a somewhat deeper orange hue when contrasted with the previous paving stones. Additionally, this updated surface features a rougher texture due to the incorporation of small gravel pieces and decorative fissures throughout each segment.
The newly introduced themed concrete work has now surpassed La Cantina de San Angel and extends further in front of the pyramid that contains
The Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros.
The previous walkway at the Mexico Pavilion featured a plain brown pavement lacking any thematic elements. Additionally, the older concrete was installed in a consistent square pattern, which makes it less cohesive with the pavilion’s theme compared to the newer paving.
The boundary between the new and old concrete along the guest pathway is quite noticeable. It’s probable that Disney will soon install additional sections of the newer concrete to achieve a smoother connection as you approach the Norway Pavilion.
Disney has been actively involved with various elements of the Mexico Pavilion for the last few months. Earlier, we observed
scaffolding built around the pavilion pyramid
For some renovation work on the exterior of the building. The Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros also restarted operations in March after a prolonged refurbishment period.
with revised properties and enhanced illumination
.
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