Just 30 miles northeast of Atlanta, Lawrenceville, Georgia, will host an exciting new event by LuminoCity for family travelers to enjoy. The all-new Dino Safari Festival comes to Sugarloaf Mills between March 28 and April 28, bringing a mixture of prehistoric wonder and adventure to the town.
From dinosaurs to mammoths to saber-toothed tigers, the festival transports visitors to a different era. The festival features state-of-the-art animatronics with light art, bringing these larger-than-life giants to life. The event will dazzle visitors both day and night.
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This year’s festival will include an interactive recreation zone of fun and educational experiences like Dino Speedway, Ovriaptor Ride, a Dino Fossil Hunt and Safari Dig, a Jungle Explorer Playground, and more.
The festival will also feature two exhibition areas — Dino Safari and Ice Age Adventure — where visitors can explore more than 50 life-sized, animated dinosaurs and immersive Ice Age animals. Visitors are also encouraged to stop by the Lumi gift shop to pick up dinosaur-themed toys and gifts and even a Lumi souvenir.
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A food and relaxation zone complete with food trucks and restroom facilities will also be available.
Come March 29, kids and adults can dress in their most dino-mite costumes. And, on March 30 and 31, visitors can take part in a special Dino Egg Hunt, where kids of all ages can find eggs from their favorite dinosaurs.
Visit here to reserve tickets.
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