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Dinosaur DOWN! Behind the scenes footage at ANIMAL KINGDOM

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In this short video, we see BEHIND THE SCENES of the famous DINOSAUR attraction within Animal Kingdom.

Everyone was asked to stop filming towards the end of the attraction due to the layout of the ride and how it is all put together. However, we managed to capture a small part of the attraction.

A FULL length video will be coming very soon, but for now, we will be uploading a few shorter clips.

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Music in this video :

War Dance – Ezra Lipp
Brain Trust – Wayne Jones
Sunny Day – Reed Mathis

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