One last look at what was arguably Jaw's most amazing (and expensive) scene.

Isn't that shark ever going to learn?

One day I'll be a skipper with Captain Jake too! Oh, wait...

Time to look at some of the scenic beauty of Amity.

You know what else the closing of Amity means? Delicious and refreshing Coca-Cola will be served in one less area of the Universal Orlando Resort! Wizard FAIL!

It's the little things that count.

I hear the Village Circle Hall has some pretty glorious thrones.

Not sure if this side building used to house anything, but it also has some neat details.

Per Tonne.

This well was added to the area during Halloween Horror Nights XX's installation of the Orfanage house. It was never removed.

The secondary queue building for Jaws was more often used by guests during Halloween Horror Nights than it was during general park operation.

The same went for the outside queue which wound down to the end of lake near Amity's church.

For Larry.

It'll be strange not seeing this logo in the parks anymore.

Universal Express was always great to use on Jaws, especially when the free system was still in place. I love the sign, by the way.

This shelter was added to cover the distribution machines for the Fastpass-like Express Pass (free) system that was in place in the parks for a while.

Time for the game of hidden tributes! Bruce = Nickname for the mechanical version of Jaws used in the production of the film.

Brody = Chief Martin Brody, Amity Police.

Not a clue.

This boat is actually a huge prop from the fourth Jaws film, Jaws: The Revenge.

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