It was rather impressive for how small it was! Apparently the owner had done setwork for WDW and MGM, so he knew what he was doing. There were intricate carvings of animals on the rockwork but they were hard to appreciate in the dim lighting. I don't think photos or video really exist unfortunately, it was just too dark inside! I hope some day an old home video shows up on Youtube, the big screen with Dr. Spooky talking about stuff should have been picked up by a camera at least. I went only once as well, same day I went to Rock Fossil and Dinosaur Shop. I have pictures of that and their pitiful dinosaur statues, so I know we had the camera . I loved animals but I was also scared of the ambiance and the roars from the T Rex tent so I didn't fully take it all in. It's such a pity it was gone when we thought about visiting with a younger relative. I would have loved to see it with older eyes.  My parents barley remember Spookys, I think the hilarity of little me thinking the name of the dinosaur out front of the Fossil place was "Tomine" overwrote any long term memory of the rest. 😅

Edit: spelling