Dinos Alive

If your kids are into dinosaurs, *Dinos Alive* is definitely worth checking out! The exhibit is engaging and interactive, with a fun scavenger hunt to keep things interesting as you explore. We spent about 1 to 1.5 hours here, which felt like the perfect amount of time to see everything without rushing.The setup is great for families, with clean bathrooms and a few benches to sit on if needed. At the end of the exhibit, there are some fun activities for kids, like coloring, sandboxes with fossil digging, and a few mini "rides." There's also a small gift shop for souvenirs.Parking is reasonable -- $10 for the lot, or you can park across the street for just $5. Overall, a fun, low-key outing that's perfect for a family day out. Highly recommend for any dino lovers!

It's a fun exhibit for dinosaur lovers. Upon entering, you feel immersed back to the Jurassic period. The decorations are spot on and the dinosaurs are very realistic looking. It is a bit expensive for what it is. Tickets are $27.90 for adults and $21.90 for kids. There is a $2 processing fee PER ticket. They even charge for parking. $15 for VIP parking right in front of the building and $5 for across the street. Honestly, for the price of the tickets, parking shouldn't even be charged and even so, the one across the street should be free. Upon entering, we checked in and walked through the exhibit. The dinosaurs for the most part are all animatronic and they do roar. They do look really realistic and expensive so I can see why the tickets are priced that way. The exhibit was smaller than I expected. There is an interactive room in the middle with a virtual aquarium. You can throw balls and the screen will respond. That was the best part of the exhibit and was a hit with the kids. After that, there is a gift shop, rides, photo op, fossil sand dig, VR, and an interactive coloring activity. For the coloring activity, there's different dinosaurs to choose from to color, you can scan it, and the dinosaur will appear on the screen. That was fun and the first time I've ever seen something like that. Tip: make sure the coloring is dark and I mean really dark or else the colors won't show. There are 2 dinosaur rides at the end. The small one is $4 and the big one is $6. It runs for about a minute. My son did the small one and it just went up and down. There are signs with information about the dinosaurs. It was interesting to read all the facts. I learned a lot and there were some fun facts that referenced the Jurassic Park movies.The website to book tickets isn't very user friendly. I had a promo code but then missed entering it when checking out. My friend did the same. There were just too many prompts during check out.Overall a good place for dinosaur lovers to experience. It's good for a one time experience or if you really love dinosaurs. It is dark and the roaring is a bit loud so some kids may be scared. My 4 year old was intimidated at first but he did enjoy it.

For an admission price of $26 per adult I would have expected a little bit more of an exhibit. It states on the website that it takes anywhere from 30-75 minutes to completely walk the exhibit. My family of about 16 people literally went through the Dino exhibit in maybe 15 minutes. We spent more time in the coloring center and gift shop, at the end of the exhibit. Expect to walk thru the exhibit rather quickly. It's nice how the dinosaurs look, they look real and they give a description on each of the dinosaurs because it is somewhat of an educational exhibit. This is definitely something to do with your kids, but it's not something I'm rushing back to do again.

Great time! When you check in they hand you a scavenger hunt sheet and if you find them you get some free stickers! There's also a small room before exiting that has an interactive screen of sea animals. Kids loved it! The gift shop has two dinosaur rides a coloring station and VR experience but you do have to pay for rides and VR $5-8

Honestly not work the money. My son was free and for two adults was $63. It was two large rooms of dinosaurs which was cool but not for $63 worth. Rather go to an amusement park for that price.