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Disney World now has its own flying, fire-breathing dragon. It was part of the grand opening of Fantasyland expansion. So far, Disney has described it as a one-time appearance.






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Dragons are all dead. Brave men killed them all.

It is known.

Disney World has had it's own dragon for a long time now.

figmentPez said:

Disney World has had it's own dragon for a long time now.

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Isn't Figment part of EPCOT?

evilmike said:

Isn't Figment part of EPCOT?

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Yes, and EPCOT is part of Walt Disney World. There's more to WDW than the Magic Kingdom.

That's pretty rad....sucks that it's a one time thing.

Fun fact, West Edmonton Mall also has it's own dragon, but he's been "down for repairs" for the better part of many years now.



He's draped over top of the concession in the mega theater in West Ed. Every 15 minutes he used to wake up, do some animatronic shit and breath fire at the people waiting in line for the Imax.

It always made little kids cry.

Frank said:

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It always made little kids cry.

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heh.

Gusto said:

Dragons are all dead. Brave men killed them all.

It is known.

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A man shall learn that dragons still exist beyond the Narrow Sea.

Oh! Oh! A skyrim reference!

Something about a weird dude and a helmet shouting at it.

You see where I'm going.

Very curious how it works.

Well that's kinda neat. Shame it's a one time thing.

figmentPez said:

Disney World has had it's own dragon for a long time now.

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Ahem...

Remember this nice lady?

AshburnerX said:

Ahem...

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That's the first thing I thought of, too. Mad Madam Mim was the second.

--Patrick

phil said:

Oh! Oh! A skyrim reference!

Something about a weird dude and a helmet shouting at it.

You see where I'm going.

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You really think somebody would do that? Just go into a thread about a dragon and make a reference to another piece of pop culture that also contains dragons?

PatrThom said:

That's the first thing I thought of, too. Mad Madam Mim was the second.

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Yes, but none of those were created for Walt Disney World.

Fantasimic! at Walt Disney World's Hollywood Studios has had a fire-breathing dragon for years as part of the nightly show.