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| With no need to use the restrooms, let's instead head over to Pleasure Island! |
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| Until Disney releases official names for the springs, the Blog is using directional names for them. This is a look at Eastern Springs near T-REX Cafe & Fulton's Crabhouse. |
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| The springs begin here at the No. 1 Bridge from Downtown Disney Marketplace. A concrete berm under the bridge separates Village Lake water from the water that will be used in the springs. |
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| Trees have been installed to mask T-REX Cafe. There is also fast-growing bamboo but it doesn't appear that they've been planted yet. |
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| The meandering waterway heads past Raglan Road to the Central Springs area. |
| The entire waterway will not have springs. These low-depth sections will presumably just have water but not the bubbles. |
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You can see the various depths that will be located here at Central Springs.
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| The springs of Central Springs will be on both sides of the new No. 2 Bridge under construction here. |
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| One can see the excellent detail that that Disney is adding to the product. |
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| And it's here at the new No. 4 Bridge that Village Lake water completes the distance back to the lake itself. |
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