It's pretty close to impossible to get empty daytime photos at the Disney parks unless one arrives at rope drop and heads in a direction away from the masses.  This is especially true of the heart of the park, where photo ops persist in front of the Partners Statue and Sleeping Beauty Castle all the time.  But a couple of weeks ago, I was lucky enough to catch a gap in pedestrian circulation and people looking to get an iconic souvenir selfie and caught The Hub empty of any human beings--save the guests on the outer ring and the cast members patrolling the immediate area.  I took advantage to catch the scene in all its spring glory before guests promptly entered the frame, and the result was the emptiest Hub scene I've ever captured--other than at the end of those 24 hour days that Disney used to have! The tabebuia trees are in bloom around the Partners Statue in The Hub this time of year!