A truck loaded up with a mysterious large box has been spotted driving around Los Angeles as part of a promotion for the new movie “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.”
It was so amazing seeing this on the 405 freeway today. #amazonfindsaway #jurassicpark pic.twitter.com/VsAn89QgPH
— #DeniseNgai [魏穎妍] 👩🏻💻 (@thisgunforhire) May 31, 2018
The box, complete with air holes for whatever is inside, is part of a triple-brand publicity stunt involving Amazon, “Jurassic World”, and a line of Jeep Rubicon vehicles that appear in the movie. Amazon is encouraging users to ask “Alexa, ask Jurassic World what’s in the box?”
Drivers around Los Angeles have been snapping photos and sharing video of the truck and the Jurassic-sized box.
Just saw the @amazon @JurassicWorld delivery make its way through downtown Los Angeles #whatsinthebox 🦖 #amazonfindsaway pic.twitter.com/WETdt5Yb5Y
— Sabrina Nissa (@sabrinamanning) May 30, 2018
Someone lucky is getting a dinosaur delivery! #AmazonFindsAWay pic.twitter.com/nmeH0jJa7F
— Joel Parker Henderson (@joel_henderson) May 30, 2018
If you think that seeing a truck hauling dinosaurs has a familiar feel, you might be remembering this. During promotion for the 2015 film “Jurassic World” a WSDOT Traffic employee who clearly would have rather been at the movies than doing her job, tweeted about it and got this response from the main WSDOT Twitter account.
@wsdot_traffic You mean this wasn’t real? #enddinosaurcruelty pic.twitter.com/Jdk2put2rB
— Washington State DOT (@wsdot) June 16, 2015
Also! This footage captured in Bangkok a couple of years back!
Sad dinosaur: Police to fine T-Rex truck driver for breaking traffic codehttps://t.co/V0l4l6hODw pic.twitter.com/Frvov5G8rX
— Coconuts (@coconutsdotco) March 3, 2016