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Quick dinosaur walkthrough, which leads out to some dinosaur activities. The dinosaur activities are some dinosaur themed inflatables, and a cpl other dinosaur themed activities which you have to pay extra for anyway. In my opinion - not worth the money.
Was nice but didn’t expect it to be just bounce houses
I thought it was interesting. First time we ever been to something like this. The big dinosaurs were cool but honestly I kinda thought it was going to be better. My kids had fun but the lines were too long for the actual fun things like the riding of the dinosaurs. My kids didn’t even get to do that unless you want to wait in line for 30min or longer. The only activity they got to do were the bounce houses. But then they only give kids 5 min in there. I just thought it would be more interactive and less busy. I mean wasn’t that the point of buying tickets for a certain time slot? I wouldn’t go to this again. Let alone buy tickets again. They are too expensive for this.
It was very expensive. I believe adult tickets were $65 and it was based around children. So actually it cost me $130 just for my wife and I to walk arou d whe the kids had fun. As much as they loved it though, I cant complain too much. It was Easter and my son's 3rd birthday and he had a blast. So a little over $200 for fond memories, and seeing their happiness. My only real complaints I guess would the the ridiculous souvenir prices. Some $2 dinosaur stuffed animals were $30 each, so the 3 kids had to settle for lollipops with a 2 inch dinosaur clinging to it. Those ended up $45 total, but i promised them something. We'll go again I guess, but the prices need to come down.
I could see the hard work put into the exhibits and the investment into them but for the cost, I wouldnt be back. The rides were meant for 2 and under and the live performance was hard to hear. Overall, the bounce houses were the highlight of the trip. Like I said earlier, hard work went into the exhibits but it was less interesting than a museum.
Paint falling off. Broken tails, broken teeth with hardly any staff. Superbly overpriced toys and all in all an animatronic joke. They do more for foodie convention made of hot dogs and burgers. 200$ spent in an hour an a half.
After paying 75+$ for a parent and kid, we need to pay another 15$ for the ride pass. It doesn't make sense to spend this much amount.
I was really hoping for more dinosaurs! My grandson is a dinosaur fanatic, he is only 4, and was asking where all the dinosaurs were. He was naming off ones that you did not have and asking why they were not there. I don’t see the need for the Bounce Houses..this was suppose to be about dinosaurs! And it was a bit dark! The fog machine was causing my grandson to cough due to his asthma. More dinosaurs..less fog machines..less bounce houses..more lighting..and MORE DINOSAURS!!
For the price of tickets (unlimited rides) it was NOT worth it. A few years ago, they had way more hands on activities for kids of all ages to enjoy. Now it was just dinosaurs, giant statues to sit on for a photo op, 10 feet of riding in a small contained space, and bounce houses for 2 minutes at a time. An "unlimited rides" wristband was required to experience any of these things. Souvenirs were ridiculously overpriced for the amount of admission as well. At least a few years ago they had things for the kids to do for free that they actually enjoyed. Probably won't attend again.
It was quite expensive to even enter. The cheapest option allows you to walk around and see the free-standing dinosaurs. Some of them had crooked tails and poor fixes but it wasn’t the worst I’ve seen. In order to do everything else they had to offer, it was even MORE money. This exhibit is for kids and I definitely think it was over-priced for the amount of dinosaurs displayed.
Was definitely geared towards little kids. They really glam it up on TV. It was cute, but border line cheesy. Won't spend money on it again.
Not entertaining for any kid over 7. The "unlimited" ride pass is not worth the extra money. It's some dinosaur exhibits and a handful of bounce houses at best!
The way everything was set up was spectacular! The lights, the sounds everything was perfect. My only criticism is that the souvenirs were WAY overpriced!
I went to Jurassic Quest 3 years ago in Council Bluffs, IA. It seemed that there was about half the amount of dinosaurs this year compared to then. I also remember a train ride and didn’t see that this year. And it’s very disappointing when I spend a decent amount on tickets and the majority of the stuff for the kids is extra. 🙁 The dinosaurs exhibits are phenomenal and very well done!! Just seemed to be missing some this year.
I attended with my mom, 3 nephews, and son. Two kids were 4 years old, one was 3.75, and the other 2.75. The animatronic dinosaurs are very neat, and the kids we took are dinosaur obsessed. The kids we took had a good time, but I think older kids would be bored. Additionally, while the kids enjoyed themselves, it was pretty expensive for what it was. They would have had as much fun with much cheaper activities. You have to buy the unlimited tickets ($40+) to do the vast majority of what is available unless you want to pay $6 per "ride" (which i understodd to include each separate bouncy house entrance where you got about 3-4 minutes). By the time you consider the lines, you realistically don't get more than 10 minutes of actual riding time on the animatronic dinosaurs. (You can stay as long as you want, but toddlers have a limited amount of time that they'll wait in line, and most people can only take a few hours of that much chaos.) Reality: the main attraction you're paying for is dinosaur themed bouncy houses.
It was too expensive and didn't offer as much as I thought it would. The extra rides you had to pay for.
Too crowded. Lines for kids rides took 25-45 minutes. Kids tickets were equal or more than adults tickets.
My 5 year old who LOVES dinosaurs loved Jurassic Quest and asked to go back the next day. He really liked the huge Spinosaurus, petting the baby dino, and the Raptor Training Show. I personally think the tickets were overpriced (were bought the unlimited pass) but you really can't put a price tag on memories.
We were super excited to go to Jurassic Quest. The very beginning was cool with all of the giant dinosaurs. My kids were so excited for the rides but VERY QUICKLY let down. We got the unlimited rides passes which were a huge waste of time. You sit on a dinosaur and it shakes. Then another dinosaur rolls around. THATS IT!! It was such a joke. The rest are like five bounce houses. We stayed for an hour and could not wait to get out of there. Huge waste of money. I would never recommend it to anyone.
Very disappointing. Some of the displays were cool but the majority needed a lot of maintenance. The dinosaur rides were horrible. Basically the kids just sat on it. There was little to no movement. There was several bouncy houses that was great entertainment for toddlers but not for children over the age of six. There was one very small fossil dig area with nothing in it. There was no crafts or activities for the kids to do that was advertised. I took some kids eight years ago. It was great. It has definitely gone down hill.