Aqua-Colored Boards Return to Disney's BoardWalk Villas, More Paneling Added to Cake Bake Shop

The aqua paneling has been restored and scaffolding has come down at Disney’s BoardWalk Villas, following it being stripped from the facade.

Disney’s BoardWalk Villas

Construction workers operate equipment outside a light blue, beachfront hotel called "Crest o' the Wave." Some guests are on the balconies, and two people walk on the boardwalk in the foreground.

The aqua-colored boards of the “Crest o’ the Wave” facade are back, surrounded by white balconies. Crews have reinstalled several balcony dividers and awnings at the top of the building.

Workers in red shirts and helmets are repairing the exterior of a light blue building with white balconies. Equipment from United Rentals is visible at the bottom.

Crew members were still completing work on a few balconies when we visited. Some of the aqua boards still need to be repainted.

Workers on lift equipment perform maintenance on a light blue multi-story building with several balconies.

Holes remain in the facade where lights will be reinstalled.

A multistory building with a turquoise facade features white railings on each balcony. A person wearing a maroon top stands on the third-floor balcony.

We heard Disney Vacation Club Cast Members discussing safety protocols for showings of the DVC showroom while construction is finishing.

The Cake Bake Shop by Gwendolyn Rogers

Several people walk along a wooden boardwalk past a section of a building that is under construction, surrounded by white construction barriers with images of desserts and signage indicating it will be a bakery.

Crew members were also actively working on The Cake Bake Shop, which is set to open this year after a delay. A week ago, signs for the restaurant and bakery were installed.

Facade of a gray building with a white and gold sign reading "Cake Bake Shop" under a clear blue sky.

The signs feature shiny gold filigree. Holes above the signs are likely lights.

A building under renovation with construction barriers in front. The structure features white paneled windows, a small attic window with blue trim, and a central cupola. Blue sky in the background.

More gray paneling covers the weather-proof sheathing of the building’s tower. This was formerly the ESPN Club.

Construction worker in a high-visibility vest working near the signage of "The Cake Bake Shop" on a building under construction.

A crew member was installing plywood underneath one sign. This will be the main entrance to the table-service restaurant, while the other will lead to the quick-service bakery.