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Universal Project 903 – How to Train a Dragon

A wide view of a Viking-themed water ride attraction at a major theme park, featuring two large, detailed warrior and dragon statues rising from turquoise water, with a classic Viking longship in the center and vibrant amusement park structures under a clear blue sky, showcasing the precision structural steel support work provided by Met-Con, Inc.

Customer: Hensel Phelps

Description: The scope centered on the ride support structure for the loading and offloading facility, where every structural element was required to meet exceptionally tight tolerances and integrate seamlessly with the ride system’s geometry and operational design.

As one of Met-Con’s largest theme park projects, the work showcased the company’s ability to deliver complex, precision-engineered steel solutions on high-profile entertainment developments. The project further solidified Met-Con’s position as a premier structural steel contractor serving the demanding needs of world-class theme parks and attractions.

A low-angle documentation photograph showcasing a complex network of freshly erected structural steel columns and multi-level roof framing under a clear sky.
A low-angle documentation photograph showcasing a complex network of freshly erected structural steel columns and multi-level roof framing under a clear sky.
A high-angle photograph capturing a vibrant, multi-colored roller coaster track twisting through an active theme park construction site, featuring themed rockwork, scaffolding, and green landscaping.
A low-angle documentation photograph showcasing a theme park tavern in a Vilking themed village under a clear sky.

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Structural steel framework for the Artemis II launch complex at Kennedy Space Center, fabricated and installed by Met-Con, Inc.

Artemis II

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Customer : Comet Description: Support of critical launch infrastructure for the Artemis II mission at Kennedy Space Center , including work associated with the ML1 Mobile Launcher and facilities supporting NASA’s next-generation deep space exploration program. As the...

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A wide daytime photograph showcasing the modern exterior architecture of the completed UCF College of Nursing building facility, featuring clean design lines and manicured green lawns under a clear sky, with structural steel framing installed by Met-Con, Inc.

UCF College of Nursing

Customer : DPR Description: Fabrication and erection of structural steel for the Dr. Phillips Nursing Pavilion , a $68 million, 90,000-square-foot academic health sciences facility on the University of Central Florida Lake Nona Campus delivered by DPR Construction ....

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