Jurassic Quest is the perfect event for dinosaur-loving family travelers. Walk among the dinosaurs during the realistic prehistoric event. Jurassic Quest opens in Atlantic City, New Jersey, at Atlantic City Convention Center for a limited run, Aug. 5–7.
Jurassic Quest’s animatronic dinosaurs appear in realistic scenes, where some even move and roar. Displays include a variety of dinosaurs, from babies to some of the larger predators. Event organizers work with paleontologists to ensure dinosaurs are realistic, from teeth size to skin texture.
Take part in live dinosaur shows and unique experiences like dinosaur rides. The event features interactive science and art activities including fossil digs. There is a soft play area for young children, and, for bigger kids, the event features bounce houses and other inflatable attractions. There are photo opportunities throughout the event. Walk through the exhibits to witness creatures of the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods come to life.
Tickets cost $22 and are based on timed entry. Senior tickets are available for $19. Advance purchase is encouraged to ensure your desired date and time; however, tickets are available to purchase on site. Ticket price includes access to the dinosaur and marine exhibits, arts and crafts activities and dinosaur shows. Some rides require additional fees. Admission is free for children 2 and younger.
Read This Next
#WhereverFamily
Insta FeedTravel Tips
Jul 5, 2022Must-Visit Aquariums this Summer
Nothing excites little kids more than seeing one of their favorite animals up close. Allow your family travel to take your group on an adventure this summer to some of the best aquariums in the United States.
Sponsored Content
Take the Family Vacation of a Lifetime to Alaska with Celebrity Cruises
Embark on a family journey through The Last Frontier with Celebrity Cruises® and experience an unforgettable luxury vacation in the untouched natural beauty of Alaska. The breathtaking landscape of this pristine wilderness sets the stage for every memorable moment from up-close, awe-inspiring views of glaciers to observing native wildlife, including whales, bears, bald eagles, and moose. This corner of the world offers not only spectacular scenery, but also opportunities to learn about the history and culture of Alaska — from the native people who’ve lived here for centuries to the adventurers seeking their fortunes during the gold rush. No matter which sailing you choose, you’ll journey through the ever-popular Inside Passage — one of the most popular experiences on any Alaska vacation — and visit Hubbard Glacier or Endicott Arm and Dawes Glacier.
Europe
Jul 5, 2022Ecotourism for Families in Southern Europe
As ecotourism and responsible travel become more popular, destinations look for ways to promote their rural and natural areas and preserve local ways of life. Agritourism — staying in farms or rural houses — is perfect for family travel, offering a chance for children to meet and interact with local people. It is not only a highly sustainable form of tourism, but also a more relaxing vacation compared to trips trudging through cities with children in tow.
Cruising
Jul 4, 2022Aurora Expeditions Partners with UpSchool on Arctic Education Course
Australian adventure travel company Aurora Expeditions announced its partnership with Australian-based education platform UpSchool on an Arctic education program, perfect for family travelers. The 10-week course explores the importance of the Arctic region. The program encourages children to create a plan for how their community can contribute to positive environmental change.
Sponsored Content
Take the perfect family vacation with Celebrity Cruises
YOUR SEARCH FOR THE PERFECT FAMILY VACATION ENDS HERE
Listicles
Jul 4, 20223 Can’t-Miss Activities for Families on Oahu
For many, a Hawai’ian vacation is the family trip of a lifetime, one that will make memories the entire family will cherish. If the island of Oahu is on your itinerary, be sure to check out these top three activities the family is sure to love.
ShareThis