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The display was very good and the kids had a good time. But I do not feel it was worth how much I paid to have all of us attend. I do not feel there were enough rides to pay for the unlimited bracelet for all 5 kids ages 2-13….over all I would only attend again if it was cheaper cost to go.
Jurassic Quest is such a fun and easy event. It was easy to navigate, lighthearted, and just fun. The quest is quite short, spent about 45minutes in there but it is worth it. My family wasn't bogged down afterwards because it was a shorter event and we talked about the dinosaurs for days afterwards. Highly recommend!
When you walk in the area, there are probably close to 50 dinosaurs to look at. They are all full size and most of them move in some way. They are presented in a true to life setting with realistic backgrounds to simulate what they looked like when they were alive. There is an area with 3 dinosaurs that kids can ride which is a good opportunity for parents to take pictures of their kids on the dinosaurs. This is the one spot where there are big delays since the lines are long with the kids waiting for their turn to ride the different dinosaurs. There is a crafts area where the kids can make paper cutouts of 4 different dinosaurs and there is staff there to teach them what to do and provide assistance. There is a fossil exibit where kids can learn about different fossils and there is a large area where fossils are covered in sand and kids can search for fossils and dinosaur bones using brushes. At the end there are a number of "Bouncy Houses" which the kids really enjoyed. They are pretty large and very elaborate. You can climb way up inside of them and slide all the way down and come out of the front. This was not a very busy area and they could go in there as many times as you want. The one thing you have to realize is that the Jurassic Quest is for kids! Teenagers and adults probably would not enjoy it that much except to watch their kids have fun. Also, it is a little bit on the expensive side and some people would question if the value is there for what it costs.
Poorly managed. Monitors change to fast to read. Not all working. No information on some exhibits. No guides around or other entertainment support. Mostly selling cheap garbage. We were done in half hour.
Took my kids to this event. They had an absolute blast. Very well layed-out and organized. What I was not impressed with was the cost of things at the event.
For the price and the videos i seen online i thought it was going to be a big event, if you decide to go, belive me, you will be disappointed.
The dinosaur were neat to see and the event was clean. However the way it was advertised made it seem extravagant and completely interactive and it left us feeling like we saw the dial up version of a high speed experience. Let’s just say the advertising team that put it together should get a raise. The staff was nice but very preoccupied with their phones. The food was over priced and underwhelming. As well as the merchandise being sold. The bouncy house and other “older kid” rides seemed fun and I’m sure if my child was old enough to have done those things it would have been more worth it.
It cost us over $118 to go to this exhibit and it was horrible. The fact we had to pay $24 for everyone 2 and older is ridiculous. There weren’t many rides maybe like 2 and some Bounce houses which wrist band cost $38 then the food was nasty and high priced as well. You had to pay to take a picture with a dinosaur but the picture had to be taken with my own phone smh The exhibit wasn’t what the hype was saying about it. Them souvenirs were $30 and $40.
There was almost no educational factor to the entire exhibit. The monitors/screens which had some info was set to change frames so fast that I, a fast reader and journalist, could not read two sentences of, before it flips to the next page, so I couldn’t read the info to the children we were with. For the price of admission, there was only several, animatronic, dinosaurs, some broken, that move the tail a bit. Then there were a few jumpy toys, unrelated to dinosaurs, and Dino/horse riding that the 9 year olds we were with, found childish. In fact, the 9 year old, dinosaur loving children, found the entire exhibit a huge disappointment. This exhibit is a cash grab with a high price and little content, with an extremely expensive gift shop to have your kids beg and spill out even more money. The whole exhibit was not really there to do much more than mildly entertain a 5 year old and take money from parents looking for something to do with their children. Well, this was just a waste of time and money.
This was neat, I wish the website made it more clear what was included with the upgrades. We ended up upgrade 2 of the kids to wristbands and it wasn’t hard to do there.
The actual dinosaurs were pretty interesting They we're well crafted and displayed. but the "rides" and activities after you walked thru and saw all the dinosaurs was more for 3-5 year olds. Our 8 year old was quite unimpressed.. Overall l, not worth the money spent.
Our 4 yr old enjoyed it but way over priced for the experience. Dinosaurs are old and somewhat disheveled. Kids enjoyed the bouncy houses. No baby dinosaurs walking around like advertised. Wouldnt waste money on it again.
Most items wasn’t working and everything was over priced.
I was not happy with the overall experience. While the Dino set up was cool, that is the only thing done right. The decor for the remaining event area was seriously lacking. We spent less than a hour at the event because everything was cheesy. I had higher expectations because of the amount of money it cost to get in. Had the tickets been cheaper I wouldn’t be as upset. Really just a waste of money and time.
The exhibit was interesting but the rides were a disappointment. I brought my granddaughters and paid extra for access to all the rides. Unfortunately, all the rides were not operational. One of the large dinosaur rides wasn’t open. It was the largest dinosaur so many of the kids were disappointed. One of the bouncy rides wasn’t open and two of the small dinosaurs were shoved in the corner. Two of three that were working were triceratops, which lacked variety. I’m not sure if they just didn’t have enough people working to have them operational. Suggestions to make it better. Notify people before purchasing tickets that not all rides will be available. Also some type of stadium seating for Jojo the velociraptor show. Many of the small kids were to small to see over fencing. You may also want to set hours based on different age groups, so small kids are not in the bouncy rides with much older kids.
I feel very disappointed in our experience. We purchased the wristband for unlimited rides.. only three rides were available.. Balloons $25. Dinosaur exhibit was ok but small. Highly overrated. Hope to get a refund.
It's a waste of money. My kids and I was so disappointed. Save your money
First, it was over priced and the exhibits were all warned out. There were only two rides. They need to update all of their exhibits. It was not worth the money and the kids were very disappointed. Very misleading!!!! If I could have done zero stars I definitely would have!!!
Kids had a blast. My only disappointments was that several of the dinosaurs were not working for the rides and we had no place to eat the food. Literally sat on the floor.
It was overrated. I definitely felt like I didn’t get my money’s worth. Only some of the rides were working. There was no where to sit but the kids still had fun so I guess that’s all that matters.