The columns outside The American Adventure building are now covered, and the American Heritage Gallery has reopened in EPCOT.

American Adventure

After noticing that the removed bunting and signage left damage behind on the columns outside The American Adventure building last week, they have now been fully enclosed by refurbishment boxes.

We can see above the boxes that the area around the Liberty Theatre signage is worn out and cracking. It’s still possible that the refurbishment here is related to a general construction permit that was filed last week for the pavilion, though that permit is for Tecta America Corp., which is primarily a roofing contractor.

Inside the building, we noticed the American Heritage Gallery, which houses Native American art and artifacts, is now reopened. We also spotted some patchwork being done on the wallpaper around the lobby area. It’s hard to see because of the textured wallpaper; however, you can tell from certain angles that the wallpaper has been patched or painted over, as seen above.

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