Dinosaurs in the valley is located near pierce college. They have a lot of fun activities for kids. Pros: ll A lot of activities ll Beautiful scenery ll they have a variety of dinosaurs ll t Rex scooters ll dinosaur dig Cons: ll. It's expensive, because you have to pay extra money to do some activities. ll. They will close down on December 18, 2022 ll. It was crowded read more

Dinosaurs In The Valley - Dinosaurs - Amusement Parks Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I loved this event at Pierce College, it was large to scale dinosaurs that my wife and daughter loved! Yes it was a little pricey and the total time doesnt was short, but man are those things cool! My daughter was cautious of dinosaurs at first but she was able to learn more about them and actually got more and more excited for them as we walked through the exhibit. For those of us still being cautious of Covid, the fact it was outside was comforting, and the large open space meant we could stretch our arms and legs without bumping into anyone. If it comes back we'll definitely do it again, but hopefully on a sunnier/warmer day. Enjoy! read more

Dinosaurs In The Valley - Why hello there! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Here we go, from the beginning... We got tickets for the second week, which said the hours were 12-8. We planned it with my son's friend and his family. 9 of us showed up (along with several other families) around 5:15pm and the place was completely dark. I look on the website and the hours had mysteriously changed to 12-4! We rescheduled, the on the day we were going to go, which was again supposed to be open til 8, we get a text at 4 saying the spot will close at 5:30! After weeks and weeks, we finally make it, however most of the lights aren't working, the bounce houses are shut down, and our clothes/shoes/cars were cakes in a mud that had an oily film to it. I couldn't get it off my car! Look, it was a nice idea. The bounce houses, little atv's, dino story time...all of it made sense...it was just poorly executed. This should've been $10...$15 tops per person. We paid a whopping $35 per person plus we paid for parking (which no one checked upon arrival). read more

Dinosaurs In The Valley - Amusement Parks Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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My teenage daughter and I took my niece and nephew (both around 4 y.o.) to this attraction about three weeks ago. The good: * Dinosaurs looked fairly realistic. Maybe not quite life-sized as advertised, but they made dinosaur sounds and some had motion. The signage was also good and appropriate for older elementary school aged kids. (My niece was afraid of the dinosaur noises, but maybe other kids would want it louder?) * The employee at the slide booth was helpful when I asked to leave a couple of strollers there since the ground was muddy and hard to push the strollers. The bad: * Very few employees actually in the grounds supervising. There were employees stationed at the upcharge slide and maze and at the entrance and store, but I didn't see anyone anywhere else. * Some kids and families were monopolizing the riding triceratops and ankylosaur. Without any supervision, who's going to tell them that their kids shouldn't get to stay there for ten minutes while other kids are waiting? * We saw one life-size puppet interacting with one group on our way in, but didn't see it again after that. The puppets either have limited hours or we caught them at a bad time. We were there for about one hour. * The mounds of dirt that the kids could climb and run up were frankly the most fun activity for my niece and nephew there. The ugly: * Parking is expensive. And you can't buy admission in advance without having to pay for parking. I actually work for Pierce College and know places to park within a short walk, but the people who run the attraction squeeze every dollar out of visitors. * Upcharge attractions including a giant slide and inflatable climbing thing. * Our visit came to $123.82 for two adults and two kids plus parking. No discount for kids unless they are 2 or under. I had a discount code which saved us $20, otherwise it would have cost around $145. I really can't recommend this attraction for the cost. I'd say you'd get a lot more out of visiting a reputable dinosaur museum like the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles and you'd spend about 1/3 as much there. read more

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WHAT A RIPOFF! We bought the unlimited ride wristband for $25 and tried to get my niece in the jumper, but one was deflating, and both were so dirty and had puddles of muddy water inside, so all she used it for was one jeep ride. I purchased the "goody bag" when purchasing my tickets online- it said that in person it would be $22, and online it was $15. The goody bag was a ZIPLOCK bag with stickers and dinosaurs I can find at the 99 cent store. We covered the whole area and saw everything there was to see in less than an hour. So disappointed. read more

Dinosaurs In The Valley - $22 "goody bag" - Amusement Parks Near Me - Los Angeles, California

It was a nice open area for the kids to run around and get their energy out. But, the dinosaurs were very eh. Not that exciting. The tickets were priced wayyyyy to high for the type of experience. I honestly wouldn't pay more than $10 for something of this kind. The toys were obviously crazy expensive. A few food/snack options. If your kids are crazy about dinosaurs then I would recommend it for their excitement. If not, pass!!! You can do something else more exciting for $30/ticket. read more

Love this place great service... they have a wide verity of everything you need! Great location plenty of parking.

Small area with the dinosaurs looking the same . It is over priced and is not worth the trip. Please go elsewhere .

Way too expensive ! 35 bucks to get in and 15 bucks for parking lol. What a joke! I would recommend they lowering prices and cutting all the "processing fees, facility fees "! I wouldn't even pay 15 for this read more

I thought it was way overpriced and not worth the $100. We did the walking around and looking at the dinosaur displays within 20 min. Pros: dinosaurs look great. Many life size displays. Great for kids that like dinosaurs. Cons: you have to pay for parking and attractions inside. Only 2 slides and a kid area to ride dinosaur bikes. I would not recommend spending $100 here. Apply code: FIVE for $5 off per ticket if you decide to go read more

I thought I'd give this place a chance, especially since my daughter loves dinosaurs. Paid 133+ for 2 adults, 2 kids, 1 under 1, which was ridiculous, then parking, which they never even checked. Upon arrival, the whole parking lot was muddy af. When we entered, we had got a dinosaur fun pack to take home, which was $16+ ... dinosaurs that were all in ziplock bag, literally said ziplock on the bag... you mean to tell me all this money and they can't even spend some on some decent bags... then it was muddy af everywhere, not just the parking lot, literally walked all around within 20ish minutes. They had 2 bounce houses, which were muddy and dirty affff and small dinosaurs 4 wheelers. To ride or get on, you had to pay another additional 10-20+. I couldn't be more disappointed, especially if you're not from the area. To drive all the way out here for this is very, very sad. Unless your kids looooooove dinosaurs, then MIGHT be worth it, but honestly, I wouldn't recommend anyone coming. Over-rated and overpriced, no refunds. read more

Dinosaurs In The Valley - Price breakdown for everything. Very disappointing and over priced - Amusement Parks Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My family recently bought tickets so we could take my son to this event. When we showed up, not only was the entire place flooded so none of the rides were usable the slides were down, but I watched staff actively ignore children who were asking questions, the staff at the door, a girl with pink hair, was so incredibly rude and dismissive and ignored us to stare at instagram on her phone. I've never been so disappointed in the event in my life. As someone who is worked in the film industry most of my life, I expected more knowing the weather report and knowing that there are going to be storms, you guys should've had canopies up or catering tents in order to block rain from certain areas, you should've had wet backs to suck up any additional flooding or mud, there were only two dinosaurs actively moving and the whole reason we spent over $100 to go there was to see moving dinosaurs that growled or roared. We also did not go there to be treated so poorly it took everything in me not to intervene when I watched three staff members actively ignore a few kids who were stuck in mud asking for help because they were too busy discussing their weekend and their hometowns. I have a Facebook group with over 20,000 moms, over 10,000 instagram followers and I promise I will tell people to avoid this place after the way we were treated. What an epic Waste of time and money. read more

First off let me give credit to the dinosaurs themselves they were beautiful wonderfully set up except for all of the signs the detail their names were all knocked over with the wind no one ever tried to attempt to fasten them correctly or put them back up so that the parents would have the opportunity to explain what dinosaur that was to their child which is an experience of education. Secondly the jumper is that they had there were nice and big and very colorful which attracted all of the parents they're the only thing is they never explain to you that the jumpers were fully wet since it had rain the whole night before which I thought was very inconvenient as I bought my tickets so that my granddaughter can experience the dinosaur jumper it was wet the opposite of that jumper was fully wet and still holding water inside so the nice guy guy asked me to go back to The young lady to where I had purchased my tickets to ask for a refund since my granddaughter would not be able to experience the jumpers since they were soaking wet inside she declined she said the best thing I could do for you is go to stand in the front and see if you can sell them to ongoing customers do you really think that I would do that to somebody else how horrible is that so I highly suggest before you purchase anything on site as part of their little rides or jumpers first check and see if they're wet because I thought the business of doing that knowing that it was not completely usable was a steal!! My suggestion is check with the guys standing and receiving the tickets for the jumpers or any rides they have there make sure that they're absolutely dry in and out.... read more

This place is such a waste of money... 35$ for each person plus the 15$ parking fee makes it basicly 100$ or more. There is like 4 dinosaurs and so rude wokers. When I went to the parking they said it was closed till 3:00 and to scan the QR code but it did not even work! And the whole place was flooded. You also have to pay for rides even though you payed for tickets. Do not waste your money on this trash. read more

So we decided to bring my 3 year old grandson to this event. They charged too much money and we were foolish enough to pay the price thinking there would be more. All we did was walk around and look at the dinosaurs. In addition we had to pay for parking in a dirt field. I needed to get my car washed after we left. If we spent even more money, there were a few "rides" that he could have participated in, some not age appropriate. We were there for about 30 minutes and then he was bored. Don't waste your time or your money. $100 for 3 of us to walk around for 30 minutes was excessive. read more

Great attraction! Fun times for the whole family. Would definitely do this again!! Kids absolutely loved this exhibit.

Glad we went to this! My kids love dinosaurs and loved seeing them right up close! Awe inspiring!