The Mammoth Site hosts hundreds of Survivor fans in search of hidden idol

Nearly 700 people attend South Dakota’s Survivor 50 Challenge in Hot Springs
  • Survivor “super fan” Robert Allison of Pierre poses for a photo while holding the television show’s “idol” placed inside The Mammoth Site this past Saturday morning, as hundreds of other Survivor fans wait in line for their turn to do the same. The event was part of a 50-state promotional tour celebrating the global reality-competition television show’s 50th season, debuting on CBS/ Paramount+ later this month. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    Survivor “super fan” Robert Allison of Pierre poses for a photo while holding the television show’s “idol” placed inside The Mammoth Site this past Saturday morning, as hundreds of other Survivor fans wait in line for their turn to do the same. The event was part of a 50-state promotional tour celebrating the global reality-competition television show’s 50th season, debuting on CBS/ Paramount+ later this month. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
  • Despite the event not starting until 9 a.m., fans of the television show Survivor began lining up in front of The Mammoth Site this past Saturday morning, Feb. 14, at 4:30 a.m. By 9:30, there had been about 300 people come through the front door to participate in South Dakota’s Survivor 50 Challenge. By the end, at 2 p.m., nearly 700 had taken part. Photos by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    Despite the event not starting until 9 a.m., fans of the television show Survivor began lining up in front of The Mammoth Site this past Saturday morning, Feb. 14, at 4:30 a.m. By 9:30, there had been about 300 people come through the front door to participate in South Dakota’s Survivor 50 Challenge. By the end, at 2 p.m., nearly 700 had taken part. Photos by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
  • These Survivor fans from Minnesota, Colorado and South Dakota – some of whom drive all night to get to Hot Springs – were the first ones in line to find the Survivor Idol “hidden” inside The Mammoth Site.
    These Survivor fans from Minnesota, Colorado and South Dakota – some of whom drive all night to get to Hot Springs – were the first ones in line to find the Survivor Idol “hidden” inside The Mammoth Site.
  • Anthony Schweigert and his mom Amber, both of Spearfish, were the very first in line and earned the right to be the first ones to hold the Survivor Idol promptly at 9 a.m. when the event first began.
    Anthony Schweigert and his mom Amber, both of Spearfish, were the very first in line and earned the right to be the first ones to hold the Survivor Idol promptly at 9 a.m. when the event first began.
    HOT SPRINGS – Fans of the global reality-competition television show Survivor began lining up at The Mammoth Site this past Saturday morning, Feb. 14, at 4:30 a.m., as part of the Survivor 50 Challenge.In celebration of its 50th season, which debuts on CBS/Paramount later this month, Survivor launched the fan challenge earlier this year whereas a Survivor immunity idol was “hidden”...

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