Disneyland Dragon in Flames During Nightly Show
A fire broke out during Disneyland’s nightly Fantasmic! show on Saturday, April 22, when a 45-foot-tall animatronic dragon caught fire in front of a stunned crowd, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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A fire broke out during Disneyland’s nightly Fantasmic! show on Saturday, April 22, when a 45-foot-tall animatronic dragon caught fire in front of a stunned crowd, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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