BlogMickey reported Monday that a multi-story construction scrim is visible on the back of Swiss Family Treehouse at Magic Kingdom.
The scrim covers a work area on the back side of the Adventureland walkthrough. Guests were still able to climb through the treehouse while the scrim was up.
Swiss Family Treehouse Work Area
The visible covering uses sky-and-foliage printing in some areas and green mesh in others. BlogMickey also photographed exposed metal decking and protective wrapping around parts of the treehouse structure.
Walt Disney World has not announced a project name, closure, or return date tied to the work. For guests, the practical change is simple: the treehouse remains open with part of its back side covered.
Swiss Family Treehouse is a self-guided walkthrough inspired by the Robinson family treehouse from the 1960 film. The attraction sits in Adventureland, near Jungle Cruise and The Magic Carpets of Aladdin.
Sources: July 6 construction report and Walt Disney World attraction page.
Image credit: Walt Disney World.