Construction Progress: Hurly-Burly at Disney's BoardWalk

Our latest photos show construction on Hurly-Burly well underway at the former Jellyrolls location on Disney's BoardWalk. A new promenade-facing picture window, marquee frame, and exterior lighting are all visible as the late 2026 opening approaches.

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Construction equipment and barrier fencing surround the teal-painted Hurly-Burly building on Disney's BoardWalk

Construction equipment and barrier fencing surround the teal-painted Hurly-Burly building on Disney's BoardWalk.

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Workers in high-visibility vests work around the promenade-facing facade of Hurly-Burly, with the rectangular marquee frame and new picture window visible

Workers in high-visibility vests work around the promenade-facing facade of Hurly-Burly, with the rectangular marquee frame and new picture window visible.

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Forklifts and scissor lifts are staged beneath the covered promenade walkway of the teal Hurly-Burly building

Forklifts and scissor lifts are staged beneath the covered promenade walkway of the teal Hurly-Burly building.

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Workers on a boom lift install exterior elements on the teal Hurly-Burly building

Workers on a boom lift install exterior elements on the teal Hurly-Burly building.

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A boom lift extends toward the upper facade of the teal Hurly-Burly building as workers continue exterior work

A boom lift extends toward the upper facade of the teal Hurly-Burly building as workers continue exterior work.

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Ladders and construction materials are staged beneath the curved marquee frame on the teal Hurly-Burly building

Ladders and construction materials are staged beneath the curved marquee frame on the teal Hurly-Burly building.

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The curved upper balcony railing and teal facade of Hurly-Burly are visible with construction equipment staged below, as Flying Fish and the BoardWalk resort hotels appear in the background

The curved upper balcony railing and teal facade of Hurly-Burly are visible with construction equipment staged below, as Flying Fish and the BoardWalk resort hotels appear in the background.

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Construction equipment and barrier fencing surround the teal-painted Hurly-Burly building on Disney's BoardWalk Workers in high-visibility vests work around the promenade-facing facade of Hurly-Burly, with the rectangular marquee frame and new picture window visible Forklifts and scissor lifts are staged beneath the covered promenade walkway of the teal Hurly-Burly building Workers on a boom lift install exterior elements on the teal Hurly-Burly building A boom lift extends toward the upper facade of the teal Hurly-Burly building as workers continue exterior work Ladders and construction materials are staged beneath the curved marquee frame on the teal Hurly-Burly building The curved upper balcony railing and teal facade of Hurly-Burly are visible with construction equipment staged below, as Flying Fish and the BoardWalk resort hotels appear in the background

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