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[AVP]

This is fascinating - click through to the original article in the Bakersfield Californian for the full story and three photos take of the flying dragon. There's definitely some speculation as to whether this is for Avatarland or the new Shanghai park.

Flying a mechanical dragon hundreds of feet in the air above Shafter's Minter Field is no way to keep the thing a secret.


That was apparently Disney's intention, however, when it swore airport officials to secrecy by having them sign a nondisclosure agreement as part of its rental of a hangar, a golf cart and rights to test the modified ultralight before shipping it off to Florida later this summer.

[stan4d_steph]

Isn't every cool thing they test for an Asian park?