Water is used extensively throughout the Walt Disney World Resort for landscaping, live shows and special effects. Fire, on the otherhand, is used sparingly. I am sure it is for safety reasons but, when fire is used, it tends to be very dramatic.
When you frist see the Sleeping Beauty float in the Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade with the wicked Maleficent as a Steampunked Dragon. You have to wonder how far Disney Imagineers had gone. Would the dragon actually breath fire? Why, yes…yes it does.
![Fire breathing dragon on Main Street USA in the Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida Fire breathing dragon on Main Street USA in the Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida](/blogs/photoblog/st_mk_dragon_fire.jpg)
Fire breathing dragon on Main Street USA.
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There are several places where Disney uses fire at Walt Disney World. Can you name some?
Inadvertently last week at the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train?
Scott replies: Now, John, that could happen anywhere…well, maybe not anywhere but you know what I mean. 😉
Hi Scott –
I’ll go with a tiny fire: The Western scene in The Great Movie Ride.
– Jeff
Scott replies: Tiny but hot and dramatic!
All the restaurants that use flame grills and BBQs.
Scott replies: That’s a good one, Doug. Add in wood fired ovens, too.