I will not tell anyone where the photo is.
The only hint is that it is from somewhere in Disney World.
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Michelle…You host my stay, and I will gladly come out there for some picture taking. ROFLMAO.
ShadowWind…They are pretty creative with those robots. I remember the trash can that rolled, and talked at the Animal Kingdom.
You know what impressed me the most about Lucky was his ability to show emotion, kind of like a cat does. Not really expressions as much as movement. There is a video I saw where he wanted a balloon. So his handler got him a balloon from one of the balloon guys and put the string in his mouth. He told Lucky not to let go, but he did. And Lucky watched it soar away and he gazed up as a little kid would, making a crying like noise. It was so sad and I found myself forgetting that he’s just an audio-animatronic. Seems to me that instead of a film type system like Crush in Living Seas, an audioanimatronic that is interactive with the audience would be very cool. Maybe Sonny Eclipse would be a great candidate for that.
I hope they are able to bring Lucky back to the parks. I know the test in Florida was to see if his electronics could handle the heat and the humidity which plays havoc. Look at the video signs that are up everywhere and how messed up many of them are around Kissimmee.
Again, I have no idea. Sure looks fun though! You need to come visit DL and get some up from there…then I will start guessing.
P.S. The little girl with the braid looking at him and holding something (perhaps a mike) is Granddaughter #1, isn’t it.
I am sure of this one.
Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida.
Specifically, its Animal Kingdom section Dinoland, USA.
Lucky the Dinosaur Lucky the Dinosaur (first free-roving animatronic figure created by Imagineers) is an approximately 8 foot tall green biped that pulls a flower-covered cart (concealing a computer and power source). He is led by “Chandler the Dinosaur Handler”. He moves, vocalizes, and responds to guests. moving, vocalizing, and responding to guests.
As I remember he appeared there mostly from June through August 2005 then went on tour of other Disney parks.
Animal Kingdom, Lucky the Dinosaur who made a short test appearance at WDW. Not sure where exactly, but it looks like Dinoland.