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Dino-Mite!

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Look alive, Jurassic Park fans! Or is it Jurassic World now? The franchise recently changed its title so it’s hard to keep track! Either way, fans of the series have a reason to celebrate when it comes to new things to do near the Dallas region! Running from June 18th and beyond, the nearby Grandscape region is showcasing Jurassic World: The Exhibition! Whether you’re a kiddo or a million years old, you’ll find an awe-inspiring presentation full of dinosaurs, ensuring hours of entertainment and adventure! At this 20,000 square foot experience, guests can encounter life-size dinosaur models, as well as explore intricate themed environments. You’ll encounter all the old dino favorites including Velociraptor, Brachiosaurus, and good old Tyrannosaurus Rex. Plus, there will even be the opportunity to interact with adorable baby dinosaurs, adding a level of incredible cuteness to your visit.  No need to fear for parents--this event is not expected to be too scary or stressful for little ...

When Dinosaurs Ruled...Austin?

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Get ready to stomp and roar because the dinosaurs are BACK!  Well, at least they’re back in animatronic form. Dinosaurs have captured the imaginations of millions of adults and children worldwide, myself included. And now, for all Austin residents, you have the opportunity to see them in action at Jurassic Quest’s drive-thru event!  This attraction boasts hyper-realistic, life-size animatronic dinosaurs and prehistoric sea life, giving guests an up-close and personal look at these amazing giants that once ruled our world. As an updated means of adapting to Covid-19 restraints, guests can now experience the full attraction from the safety of their vehicles.  Go on an online audio tour that will help you navigate across the exhibit, encountering life-like dinos right from your car! For parents with young ’uns who are absolutely bonkers about dinosaurs, this is a perfect opportunity to feed their curiosity, as well as teach them more about prehistoric science and history....