A contingent of SOUTHLAND Edmonton employees and their families joined thousands of people wearing dinosaur costumes in Drumheller on Saturday, hoping to break a world record.
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Travel Drumheller’s ‘Jurassic Jamboree’ event aimed to break the Largest Gathering of People Dressed as Dinosaurs record of 252 people, which was set in Los Angeles in 2019. While the final numbers have not been released, the fact that organizers handed out 3,000 wrist bands means the attempt to break the record was an unqualified success!
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SOUTHLAND Edmonton arranged a charter for their drivers to travel to Drumheller for the event, in exchange for donations to the Edmonton Food Bank.
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