Attendees can experience the herd of animatronic dinosaurs, from large predators to tiny babies. Some move and roar to give you the ultimate dinosaur experience. You can also check out the Ancient Oceans exhibit to see the largest predator in existence: a 50-foot-long, moving megalodon shark.
Jump on a dinosaur back in Jurassic Quest and hold on because some of the dinosaurs are rideable and kids can’t seem to get enough of them.
Kids can enjoy dinosaur themed bounce houses full of laughter, fun and roars.
Challenge your crafting skills by making a dinosaur craft, including paper dinosaurs and more.
See what it’s like to be a paleontologist and unearth Triceratops fossils, T-rex fossils and more.
Meet the dinosaurs while you’re there: Cammie the Camarasaurus, Tyson the T-Rex and Trixie the Triceratops.
The Ancient Oceans exhibit reveals the secrets of underwater sea creatures like the huge prehistoric sea turtle, the first discovery of dolphins, and of course the 50-foot-long megalodon shark.
You can walk with the dinosaurs, and some of the dinosaurs love to play with the public, so feel free to take a photo with your family, touch a tooth or a tail, and enjoy the rest of your exploration.
The Dinosaur Tour
Jurassic Quest has toured the entire country from coast to coast.
“We currently have three shows traveling across the country, across the United States and then into Canada as well,” says Hoffman. “I was on the road with them for a while. Sometimes I go on the road, but you know, I can work from home as well. But there are travel teams that are on the road 40 to 46 weeks or more, sometimes one year”.
