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I can see why this event received mixed reviews. But, we went with an open mind, and had a great time. My nephew, who is 5 had fun, and he loved the dinos. I do wish they wouldve had the baby dinosaurs out, like we saw on tv. It wouldve been a real treat. All in all, an entertaining event.
For a family of 3, it cost over $100 to enter. There were not as many dinosaurs as I imagined, but they were cool. The majority of this event consists of bounce houses, Dino rides (loooooong line!), and a fossil dig. We paid an extra $15 for an unlimited wristband so my son could go in the toddler bounce house area and do the fossil dig. He had a great time, and it was something to do, but we could have skipped the dinosaurs with a 3 year old and saved money by just hitting up a bounce house and sandbox.
I felt an awful lot of the experience was bounce house. I felt at the dinosaurs that were focused on at the beginning were not ones that most kids had ever heard of and that was disappointing. I felt like there was not very much information about the best age groups to go on this
We took her five-year-old grandson and he loved every minute of it. Was expecting just to see if bunch of dinosaurs but there was so much more than that, quite an experience
However I thought it was greatly overpriced!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A lot was over priced. The dinosaurs didn’t even move really both the dinosaur rides were slow and boring for the kids even at 5 years old. Good for kids younger maybe?
Was a neat show , learned a few things . The grandkids loved it
This was a cut down version of one I saw three years ago. I took my 5 year old grandson, tickets for both of us to get in was $72.00 plus $10 to park. The dinosaurs were interesting but it was a much smaller display than we saw 3 years ago. Then we had to purchase a wrist band so my grandson could play on the inflatable activities. Too expensive for what we got. We'll skip this event in the future.
Jurassic Quest was nothing like the description! Animatronic did not work on most of the displays, there were two rides that were also not functioning properly, and a couple of bounce houses, and the staff did not seem to know their jobs or care to do them. After entering the event space there were two table where you could retrieve your wrist bands for the ride and quest packs, the employees did not seem to know this and after being ignored by the first table I went to the second. No one checked my tickets and I had to go back for the quest pack. Seeing the displays took all of 15 minutes. When we made it to the activity side the kids were disappointed to see that the lines were so long due to lack of staffing, and faulty equipment. Within an hour they asked if we could leave. Learn from my mistake and save your money.
IT's a good thing the lights were dimmed so we couldn't see just how lame the dinosaurs were! Rides are a joke. Bounce houses and some sort of grocery-store pony ride. Overall not worth the price.
The dinosaurs were cool and the grandkids- ages 5-1/2 and 3-1/2 loved them. It was frustrating that you had to walk through all of the inflatables- which were an extra $15 each for them to enjoy- in order to leave the venue--so of course--unless you wanted very unhappy children- you were pretty forced to spend the additional money. Having no idea- what any of it would be like- I had not initially included the wrist bands. I don't think I would take them back again--as it seems like quite the 'racket' in retrospect.
My 3 year old son loves Dinos and although we heard some bad things about this, we decided to go anyways seeing as he would love it. Well, we should have listened and not gotten tickets to go. It was so disappointing. To even think this traveling exhibit still exists after reading the reviews, blows my mind. My toddler even said he didn’t have fun. Don’t do it!!
Not only did we have to buy the extra ticket band just so the kids could do basically EVERYTHING else in the place other than look at dinosaurs that were either not working or falling apart. The extras weren't anything spectacular, coloring section, "digging for fossils" section, ride the dinosaurs that barely rocked back and forth, and the most popular section of the entire thing the group of kids all seemed to enjoy was the blow up bouncy things that weren't being watched that greatly by the workers and the little girls kept getting trampled.
Did not excite the kids at all, not all the dinosaurs moved or made sound, my kids stayed in the jump house area the most.
Paid extra for the “quest packs” which were really just a small plastic dinosaur, paper mask, and coloring stuff, so that was disappointing. Then they gave us these foot long quest packs at the beginning of the event which was unfortunate for the fact that my goal of “traveling lightly” was ruined… I will say the only cool part was the entrance and seeing the dinosaurs although they were all very bird like… The “fossils” if you can call them that were displayed on what looked like a plastic picnic table so not seeming to be very authentic… Then we got to the rest of it - whoa! Picture a not big enough area with long lines for everything, very few “exhibits,” and way too many people. We had even paid for unlimited “rides” but this was limited to the dinosaurs which were very underwhelming, bounce houses, and a very fake, non-intriguing fossil digging area. And then once you wait in line forever, the experience lasts a few minutes at best. I pictured a much more exciting experience and have to hand it to the marketing department for sucking me in. I wish I had thought to read reviews before I bought tickets because I would have just taken my kids to a big bounce house arena and saved myself a BUNCH of $$$… they would have had just as much fun with that.
My 3 year old great nephew was completely impressed and happy. I would definitely go back
Went to this event for our Grandchildren. They had fun so we are happy.
If i could give zero stars I would. My boys LOVE dinosaurs and we thought this would be fun for them, but we were wrong! Half the "exhibits" weren't working or had parts falling off of them. The "rides" cost extra on top of the $160+ we paid just for admission. I won't even mention the fact the whole place smelled like a barnyard. All i know is the advertising department for their company is absolutely amazing to trick people into thinking this is a good thing for kids to enjoy
I was expecting a whole lot more considering the arena was 3/4 empty but my 3yr old granddaughter had a smile on her face the entire time so thats all that really matters
The dinosaurs were worth going to see, but don't pay extra for the unlimited rides or let your kids on the rides. The rides are not safe. While waiting in line to ride the moving dinosaurs, one of the dinosaurs fell over and stepped on a child. They closed the rides down. The stationary dinosaurs have a huge gaps between the dino and the stairs. There is nothing to stop your child from falling to the ground. We paid extra for the rides and didn't get to ride any of them due to safety concerns. Waste of money.