
▲ Taiwan’s first “Run, T-Rex!” 3D artwork features a specially crafted T-Rex model, offering visitors a sensory experience that transitions from 3D to 5D. (Photo / Provided by Zhudong Animation Park, the same below)
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Dinosaur enthusiasts, take note — a real-life Jurassic Park is right here in Hsinchu. The Zhudong Animation Park has specially organized Taiwan’s first 3D T-Rex exhibition this year, inviting the public to step into the world of the T-Rex. The exhibition runs from June through December 8, making it a perfect summer date plan with the T-Rex.

▲ A massive 14-meter-long T-Rex painting makes it look as if you’re about to be swallowed by the dinosaur.

▲ The indoor T-Rex painting gives off the illusion of an almost immediate charge, putting your heart to the test.
In addition to the 14-meter-long 3D T-Rex masterpiece, the park has also created a T-Rex model, enhancing the experience by transforming 3D into 5D for a more diverse sensory journey. The Zhudong Animation Park explained that the 3D paintings offer unique visual perspectives through photography, while the physical T-Rex model, paired with smoke effects and random roars, delivers not only visual stimulation but also auditory and tactile experiences for a multi-sensory adventure.

▲ The park’s iconic landmark, the Mushroom House, is stocked with merchandise from the popular kids' series, Yo-kai Watch.
Key highlights inside the park include outdoor 3D works like the “T-Rex,” indoor exhibits such as the “Tyrannosaurus Rex,” and the classic landmark “Mushroom House,” which houses a variety of Yo-kai Watch merchandise.
T-Rex 3D Exhibition
Dates: June 9 – December 8
Location: Zhudong Animation Park, Hsinchu County (next to Zhudong Railway Station)
Hours: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Admission: NT$120 (full price), NT$100 (student), NT$60 (concession); Zhudong residents can enter for free upon presenting proof and enjoy a 50% discount on exhibition tickets.
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