Post by cassiethepinkdragon on Oct 10, 2024 23:56:39 GMT
In the year 2000, an exhibit called "Dragon Tales Imagination Celebration" toured multiple cities in the United States.
The only evidence I can find of this existing are a few newspaper articles/clippings from 2000 that verify it's existence.
Here's an Denver Post archived news article from 2000 that has details of some of things that were inside, as well as containing the only photo known to exist online (Cassie in front of the entrance to the exhibit, greeting excited children):
extras.denverpost.com/scene/dragon0816.htm
Another article confirming it once existed:
www.newspapers.com/.../arizona-republic/135674012/
According to the Denver Post article, "Kids and parents will enter the re-created Dragon Land through the keyhole of the 30-foot inflatable magic chest, which mimics the magic portal on the TV show. Inside, there are interactive stations such as Cassie's Helping Hand, where kids learn about teamwork while operating a "grip and grab" crane to shovel for prices. Zak and Wheezie's Musical Mayhem station encourages kids to dance, and Captain Scaliwag's Treaure Hunt teaches the lesson of interpreting shapes and colors."
There is no known footage of these exhibits and almost no photos, apart from the photo above.
The only evidence I can find of this existing are a few newspaper articles/clippings from 2000 that verify it's existence.
Here's an Denver Post archived news article from 2000 that has details of some of things that were inside, as well as containing the only photo known to exist online (Cassie in front of the entrance to the exhibit, greeting excited children):
extras.denverpost.com/scene/dragon0816.htm
Another article confirming it once existed:
www.newspapers.com/.../arizona-republic/135674012/
According to the Denver Post article, "Kids and parents will enter the re-created Dragon Land through the keyhole of the 30-foot inflatable magic chest, which mimics the magic portal on the TV show. Inside, there are interactive stations such as Cassie's Helping Hand, where kids learn about teamwork while operating a "grip and grab" crane to shovel for prices. Zak and Wheezie's Musical Mayhem station encourages kids to dance, and Captain Scaliwag's Treaure Hunt teaches the lesson of interpreting shapes and colors."
There is no known footage of these exhibits and almost no photos, apart from the photo above.
