Dinos Alive: An Immersive Experience

Dinos Alive is a dinosaur exhibition featuring life-size animated replicas in an immersive Jurassic venue. Walk alongside the massive creatures that roamed our world millions of years ago! Take advantage of up to 30% discount buying online! Highlights Travel back to the Jurassic in a thematic park full of realistic dinosaurs—see these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat! Come face to face with +40 specimens of life-sized, moving replicas: T-rex, Stegosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Velociraptors, and many more Dive into the depths of the seas and interact with Jurassic sea giants in a unique virtual aquarium Learn more about the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods in a fun and interactive way Immerse yourself to the fullest with a captivating VR experience Kids can enjoy a “Budding Experts” interactive space, where they can become paleontologists and tame the most iconic dinosaurs Planning on celebrating a special occasion? Visit the Dinos Alive here Parking is available onsite at a cost of $15. Public parking is available offsite Dinos You’ll Meet T-rex Stegosaurus Ankylosaurus Parasaurolophus Pachycephalosaurus Suchomimus Velociraptor Gorgosaurus Among many others! Click here to see pictures and read some fun facts about all these species! Description Go back millions of years to a land ruled by giants! This immersive experience in Sacramento brings you face-to-face with the fearsome and spectacular dinosaurs that dominated the animal world for 140 million years. From the turkey-sized Velociraptors to the mighty T-rex, interact with life-sized, moving animatronics of a large variety of species, and see these magnificent creatures in their natural Jurassic habitat. Step into another world and learn something new in an experience that's fun for the whole family! Get your tickets now for Dinos Alive in Sacramento!

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