to hospital after jumping from the truck and three other people suffered minor injuries. Construction The attraction features custom-built 1990-2002 GMC Topkicks and Ford Super Duty trucks riding washed-out, rutted roads and a bridge that tilts. The roadbed is actually constructed of dark brown-colored concrete embedded with permanent tire ruts. The vehicles appear to have mud on them, but the "mud" is actually spray painted cement. The flamingo island is a huge Hidden Mickey. Other Hidden Mickeys can be found along the ride path. Between each ecosystem are both chain road sensors and bars to prevent animals from venturing between sections. The vehicles drive directly on these obstacles. See also Safari park References External links Walt Disney World Resort - Kilimanjaro Safaris Amusement rides introduced in 1998 Disney's Animal Kingdom Walt Disney Parks and Resorts attractions Africa (Disney's Animal Kingdom) Audio-Animatronic attractions 1998 establishments in Florida