Construction walls have been removed from Transportation and Ticket Center at Walt Disney World — again. Walls first went up for pavement work last summer and the project was seemingly completed in November. The construction walls returned in April.
Transportation and Ticket Center Pavement
Although the ground in front of the ticket booths was freshly paved last year (and railings were removed), the pavement has been re-done. There have been no changes to the ticket booths themselves, and no holes have been drilled into the ground for stanchion poles.
Most of the ticket booths are rarely ever used, as the majority of tickets, for quite some time now, are purchased in advance. Only a few booths are typically open to assist the small number of guests who arrive still needing to buy a ticket.
For reference, here is what the pavement and booths looked like in November:
The booths and overhangs look the same, although it’s still possible they were repainted.
The new pavement has a subtle swirl pattern. It does look better than the splotchy pavement of late 2025.
Either way, it’s nice to have an unobstructed walk through the TTC.
From 2021 to 2023, the TTC was reimagined with a new color scheme and signage.
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