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Great Photos Brad! Ours were basically laying around. Since it was our first time there, we were sort of nervous about seeing them in the wild.
Surprisingly, we met a passenger who wasn’t going ashore to see the Dragons as she said it was so phony. She didn’t like the idea of walking behind a wooden fence walkway and seeing the Dragons being fed a goat! I tried to assure that it wasn’t like that, but she didn’t believe me. Someone must have told her about how they did it 30 plus years ago.