By Li Xinyi, compiled and reported
Dinosaurs that disappeared from Earth 200 million years ago are back!Starting December 3, Taiwan’s first-ever Dinosaur Dream Park—themed around Mesozoic-era dinosaurs of land, sea, and sky—will grandly open at Taipei’s Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, taking visitors on a journey to rediscover these colossal creatures that once dominated the Earth’s oceans, lands, and skies 200 million years ago, and to experience the thrill of being in a Jurassic Park movie.
Combining indoor and outdoor jungle settings to make audiences feel as if they’re in a Jurassic Park movie. (Photo provided by Xianglong Company)
The exhibition is the first to combine indoor and outdoor jungle environments to fully recreate dinosaur habitats, making visitors feel as though they’ve stepped into the primeval Jurassic forest—hearing their roars, seeing them move, and coming face-to-face with these ancient rulers of the Earth across time and space. At the Dinosaur Mobilization event spanning the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods, featuring creatures of sea, land, and sky, visitors can satisfy all their dino fantasies—including how prehistoric marine reptiles hunted in the vast ocean, how giant land dinosaurs battled for supremacy, how flying reptiles evolved into the ancestors of birds, and why the infamous Oviraptor was wrongly accused of being an egg thief.
The massive pterosaur was actually an ancestor of birds. (Photo provided by Xianglong Company)
Besides these record-breaking, visible, and audible dinosaurs, there’s also a 3D Dinosaur Theater that reveals the thrilling mysteries of the rise and fall of the dinosaur family, interactive games for digging up dinosaur fossils and making dino rubbings, as well as regular fun activities like the “Dinosaur Fist Fight” hosted by MOMO’s hosts. Pre-sale tickets for “Dinosaur Dream Park: Land, Sea, and Sky Mobilization” are available now through December 2 at 7-Eleven i-Bon, with a special discount for two people at NT$349 (original price NT$500).
Dinosaur Dream Park website: www.dinosaurs-dreampark.com
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