Embark on the journey of a lifetime – back to the time of the dinosaurs!

In just seconds, this wild experience will transport you back 67 million years on a prehistoric safari using both digital and real-world effects.

Ride across the Cretaceous plains and see some of the most awesome creatures ever to live. Then visit TimeBase 67, our incredible research station where scientists are studying dinosaurs.

See prehistoric animals in cages, watch babies hatching, and witness an autopsy on a giant dinosaur!

As you move around and explore, learn amazing facts about dinosaurs – even plunge your hands into piles of poo to discover a dino’s diet!

Be astonished by panoramic views of the prehistoric life all around you, where mighty creatures like Tyrannosaurus, Alamosaurus and Triceratops roam free in their natural environment.

Roar-some!

 

Reader offer!

Get £15 tickets with discount code DINONATGEO at dinosaursinthewild.com!

T&Cs: Applicable all dates until 13th July (excl. weekends 11am-2pm). Promo code expires 30th June.

 

Win Dinosaurs in the Wild tickets!

Prepare for a time-travelling adventure gang, because we’re giving you the chance to win tickets to Dinosaurs in the Wild, London – for you and ten friends!

Click here to enter the competition!

 

Time machines depart every few minutes from London’s Greenwich Peninsula – a few minutes’ walk from North Greenwich Underground station.

Head to dinosaursinthewild.com for more information!

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  • Faith

    WOW!

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    sounds great

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