Jurassic Quest Tickets

It was sort of ok. Mostly filled with dinosaurs that were falling apart

The dinosaur displays were cool, but not for the price. The “rides” were less than pathetic. I can take my son to the mall and get cooler rides for 50 cents. My son was ready to leave after 30 minutes. And $30 for bubble gun! Are you kidding me!? As if paying $170 for a family of 4 wasn’t enough.

It is a poor man’s Jurassic World replacement, but it’s expensive and not good. The only rides are some county fair inflatables and some dinosaurs that rock back and forth like the old rides outside grocery stores.

Hmmm it wasn’t all that. The price was not worth it.

The experience was not what we expected based on the videos and descriptions posted on the website. It was extremely crowded with very few exhibits. We purchased the value pack for the kids since the website markets it as the best deal because it offers unlimited rides for the kids. But they couldn't get to do any rides due to the extremely long line that was not safe to wait. Most importantly, we decided to attend this event because it was supposed to be safe. Especially the Timed Entry Tickets promise 'limited crowds and maximize enjoyment' as stated on the website. However, people were literally shoulder to shoulder with one another and most of them aren't even wearing masks. No one was checking the time on the entry tickets. We felt unsafe and left the venue quickly.

Jurassic Quest served it's educational purposes, but it could have benefited from personal appearances by the cast of the movies.

the moving Dinos were awesome, the venue could have been decorated more to look like a jungle considering the cost. The wait time for the rides was awful, it was difficult keeping kids waiting in line. Thought the point of stacked start times was to mitigate crowds and the long wait time but that wasn't the case. The scale of the Dinosaure's was awesome , would definitely go back. The cost of the souvenirs was OVER THE TOP, so be prepared to spend a fortune.

Was expensive and short. Ride lines were very long.

The Dino’s were realistic which was great. The lines for the bounce houses and Dino rides were so long that we couldn’t wait on them. Tried waiting on one bounce house line and after 5 minutes with no movement, my 4 yr old didn’t want to wait anymore. Paid extra for my kids to have unlimited rides and didn’t get to use it once. Big ripoff quite frankly. Won’t come back in the future

The exhibit was the best part. The rides isn’t worth the All-rides price. Great for the younger kids of 2-5 but that’s about it. Rides had longer wait times then an actual Amusement Park. We bought toys for the kids that’s not worth the price nor time as well.

I brought my three grandchildren 6,4 and 1 1/2 and they all had a wonderful experience! Everyone there was so helpful and it was so well done! Excited to go back again next year with them!

the dinosaurs were awesome! my grandkids aged 3-7 loved them! the "unlimited rides" upgrade was not worth the extra money. the lines for each ride was at least 45 minutes long and the whole experience is only 3 hours long.

Super small and crowded. Everything has a long line. Dinosaurs are dirty and worn out. Definitely not worth the expensive tickets!

The dinosaurs are amazing to see …. However the event overall is geared towards younger children… (under 5) which I wish I knew! My oldest (who’s 8) was not as interested in it all. The lines for the rides were HOURS long so we passed on that (even though we bought the unlimited ride pass). My advice: keep it for the younger kiddos and you’ll have a great time. Also buy the unlimited ride pass when you’re there to judge the lines…

They should have had an informational audio link to the phones

Very disappointed experience. The exhibition itself is short and in the dark. Hard to see properly the dinosaurs. They all are compacted together and not each of them is labeled/explained. The second part -advertised as rides and games for 2-12 year old - is actually meant for 2-4 year old. It’s small with huge lines. Total rip off if you have bought “all included” tickets. My 6 and 8 year old found it “for babies” and just wanted to go home. We stayed 40 min. altogether.

The exhibit was nice but the food was extremely expensive. $6 for a hot dog? $6 for a small pretzel? I would suggest to bring your own snacks, water and lunch. The souvenirs were also very expensive. $20 for a toy that lights up? I think the prices were astronomical and most kids want these toys. A total rip off. Also, be prepared to spend a long time to wait on the inflatables. The kids get bored and anxious. We had to leave the inflatables due to the long waiting time. I would not recommend this exhibit if you don't want to be ripped off and are not willing to wait a long time on the lines.

Kids loved it, definitely worth it, even the adults thought it was cool. Crowded but wouldn’t expect it to not be.

This exhibit was overpriced overcrowded and not enjoyable at all. Definitely geared towards 6 and under. Very silly and not worth the money. Museum or Natural History better.

Although my grandson loved it, it was not worth the price I paid for admission. The line for the rides was ridiculous and a young child cannot be expected to wait that length of time. We bought unlimited rides, yet children who did not wear the bracelet indicating they had unlimited rides were allowed in the bounce houses and several other rides.