Dinosaurs will invade the New Jersey Expo Center

2021-12-16 08:31:56 By : Mr. King yang

2021 is a landmark year for the dinosaurs in New Jersey. Bergen County has a park dedicated to them, Field Station: Dinosaurs; Liberty Science Center has a dinosaur exhibition: Dino Dig Adventure; Dino Safari in two shopping malls in New Jersey; and dinosaur strolls coming and going.

Now, New Jersey has another group of dinosaurs to explore: Jurassic Discovery, which claims to be the largest dinosaur exhibition and exhibition in North America, will be held at the New Jersey Convention Center in Edison from December 29 to January 2, 2022.

Jurassic Quest has more than 100 kinds of lifelike dinosaurs, dinosaur theme rides, play areas, crafts, etc., providing an immersive experience of dinosaurs. They say that dinosaurs are also lifelike. 

In cooperation with leading paleontologists, every dinosaur has been carefully copied in every detail. Regardless of whether their prehistoric opponent's skin is scaly, feathered or fur, Jurassic Exploration has spared no effort to bring dinosaurs back to life.

Tickets range from US$19 to US$22, and some rides and activities require additional fees. This experience is suitable for children, as you might expect: the Jurassic Discovery exhibits also allow future paleontologists to dig out fossils, ride their favorite life-size dinosaurs, enjoy walking dinosaurs and small dinosaur shows, in addition to enjoying dinosaurs The themed play area faces paintings, crafts and so on.

Tickets are for a specific time and can be purchased here.

Jurassic Quest will also visit Philadelphia at the Pennsylvania Convention Center from January 15 to 23, 2022.

The opinions expressed in the above post are only those of Bill Doyle, the host of the 101.5 talk show in New Jersey.

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