My son (2) had a wonderful time at Jurassic Empire. The attraction traveled all the way to Ninilchik, Alaska! Everyone working was very nice. It's sad to see the bad reviews for something that brought my child so much joy. Yes, the dinosaurs have some cosmetic damage but they travel the world on some very bumpy roads. I'm so happy we didn't listen to the bad reviews and tried it for ourselves. read more

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This is just a straight-up cash-grab - the physical equivalent of the Nigerian Prince email scam. I included screenshots of what their website advertises as part of this "experience." Most of the dinosaurs were in a sad state of disrepair so with the money they're saving there, plus the steady line of cars, they are absolutely printing money. We enjoyed the ridiculousness of having lit $80 on fire (in the ten minutes it took us to drive through) but we definitely should have heeded the numerous "All Sales Final" postings on the website. Good for a laugh if you have money to burn. If not, then steer clear! read more

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DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!! To drive thru a parking lot- to see old beat up dinosaurs with duct tape holding them together. The whole experience took 10 minutes. I feel bad for the people that waited 2 hours in line with their kids and the disappointment they received after the attraction failed to live up to the hype. There is a reason Dinosaurs are extinct, and this show should be as well. read more

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False advertising! This was held at the Portland International Racetrack and I expected it to be ON the racetrack like the annual Christmas drive thru. The event was in the parking lot. :( We waited nearly 2 hours to start "the track". Dinosaurs faced AWAY from the line. WHY? There was a group of dinosaurs roasting a smaller dinosaur on a spit. Um, how did the dinosaurs put the dino on the stick, start a fire, and then turn the spit? Oh, then there is the "indominus rex head" yes that's what the sign states. We weren't the only ones in the car line to be disappointed once we realized how short and sad this show was. The ads said "Interact with 50 Giant Dinosaurs, Get up close and see the voracious Velociraptors, the massive ferocious Tyrannosaurus Rex, and the soaring Pterodactyl!!!" Giant??? No Massive ferocious T-Rex? Nope Soaring Pterodactyl? See the photo Please don't make the high cost of my family's admission go to waste. Use my mistake to save yourself both time and money! read more

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Rip off! Rip off! Not as advertised! Dinosaurs are usually broken or just sad to look at. Overpriced not worth it! read more

Bra.... Crumpled $65 and threw it out the window. Would not recommend this at all. Sounds cool in theory, but the execution is subpar. Most of the dinosaurs are mechanically non-operational (broken) and some of the skins were ripped. The customer service was not the best, it did not feel very welcoming. Website says it will take 20 mins to an hour to drive through the event, however, driving slow with my kids hanging out the window, I entered at 7:30pm, and exited at 7:36pm. Steep price at $10.80 a minute.. lol. Take your kids miniature golfing or something instead, you'll be much happier with your decision. Hope this helps. I hate bad talking companies, but I just have to keep it real. read more

This was a very disappointing and expensive exhibit. It looked thrown together, no trees or anything to set the tone. Visuals, blah. read more

Jurassic Empire - Jurassic Empire in Denver was overpriced (71.00) for a lame experience. It took about 15 minutes. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Dearborn Heights, Michigan

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If I could give this zero stars, I would!! This was horrible. The entry for one car was $69 plus a $4.95 convenience fee. The dinosaurs were set up in a line in the parking lot. They were old and some were torn and broken. Very unrealistic. Fortunately my 4 & 3 years grandsons didn't know the difference. We opted for the $27 plus $2.95 convenience fee Dino surprise pack for each. They had three dollar store toys in a plastic bag. We could have definitely spent $135.15 in a much better way. The whole experience took about 10 minutes to drive through. read more

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This was my experience.... It was very cheesy and still unsure of why half the dinosaurs are turned around when all cars go one way?? My son is 3 so he Did enjoy it even if half the dinos were broken or ripped which is t saying much he's amused by an empty box during Xmas time! . I did get him a Dino surprise and every toy was broken or missing pieces so they told me to come back which I did a few days later, when we open the new plastic bag surprise pack there was a bottle of Perfume?? And even smaller egg and another broken dinosaurs.... I'm not gonna hassle going back it's not worth the time and definitely not worth the $87 we spent on surprise junk and broken Dino experience read more

The commercial for this event is definitely deceiving. I took my godson to this event. Good thing that we split the fee 3 ways. The dinosaurs were okay but many of them had missing limbs, torn skin (their covering). I am pretty sure some of the names were made up. Please save your money, just rent Jurassic Park the movie and make it a movie night with pizza, popcorn and sodas. You'll get your money's worth that way. Well, now that I know all this I will not be spending my money on this event in the future. This was for the event held in Las Vegas, NV read more

Free community event "exhibits" and activities at theme park prices. Pretty much paid $100 to have my nephews and niece bounce in a bounce house for thirty minutes. They use volunteers to staff their events, so no on-site accountability. Felt bad for the volunteer folks cause people were unhappy but no company recourse (the signage explicitly says "no refunds" at the door, before guests saw the lackluster experience they were selling; should have been a warning sign.) They also had a shady time share salesperson ambush visitors at the entrance for personal information, another shady practice. These organizers must have gone to the same event coordinating seminars as the Fyre Festival guy. Avoid avoid avoid wherever they pitch their ratty, shady tents. read more

Jurassic Empire - "premier" picture quality and sound for the documentary, right next to a leaky roof with a garbage can to capture the water. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Dearborn Heights, Michigan

Don't blink, you'll miss most of it. Advertisement for this was deceiving. Wish I would have read reviews for this before. NOT WORTH what they're charging. It should be one set price regardless of the vehicle size. This was worth $20, and that's being generous. So happy we didn't buy the surprise goodie bags. read more

Jurassic Empire - Amusement Parks Near Me - Dearborn Heights, Michigan

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!! It starts off with a small stand of sad looking stuffed animals that cost between $20-30 each. Then comes the disappointing dinosaurs. They hardly move, if at all. Nearly every one of them had rips, tears and/or giant hunks of foam missing and some were being held together with packing tape. I only takes about 8-10mins to drive through the entire display and you only get one trip!! You're better off parking your car and walking up to the fence to take some photos. If you want to show your kids some cool dinosaurs up close, go see the dinosaur exhibit at the woodland park zoo. read more

I think this was WAY overpriced. I'll start with the "mystery bag" for over 30 dollars. It contained a cheap stuffed dinosaur (probably 3 dollars, a small DRAGON stuffed animal, and a really cheap flimsy toy I guess. I mean seriously it was prob worth 5 bucks for the bag. And it was thrown in a black plastic disposable bag. Very deceiving. As for the exhibit. The dinosaurs were ok. My 3 year old thought most of them were cool. There are a few broken and just really strange. Like really odd (one was on a rotisserie like being cooked?) I would never have spent almost 100 bucks for this. Was expecting the bag to be way better for 32 bucks at least. Oh well. Kid seemed to think it was cool (he's only 3 and doesn't really know any better, but did point our one broken). read more

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Jurassic Empire came to fairbanks. free upgrades at the door, a well put together exibit my kid loved. sure there might be some damage but nothing a kid notices. where else can you get pictures of your kid on a dinosaur. ill look forward to them coming back to town read more

I took my kids to this event at the our local fairgrounds this afternoon & what an overpriced event that didn't live up to the advertising at all. They had maybe 20 dinosaurs & it took us 20 minutes to walk through. $96 wasted. And the few bounce houses available would have cost even more $. I wish I had checked the yelp reviews before I bought tickets. read more

This was the biggest waste of time and money I have ever spent in my entire life. This was a 10 minute drive through broken, cheesy, dilapidated dinosaurs that was embarrassing...$73.95 spent on THAT? No wonder they make you buy the ticket before you even get there. If you had to buy it once you got there, you would OBVIOUSLY see how bad the entire thing really is. Is there any way to post ZERO stars? Negative stars?... read more

Jurassic Empire - Looked like a fake dinosaur with used rabbit fur coat draped over it... - Amusement Parks Near Me - Dearborn Heights, Michigan

Totally a money grab but at least my 1 and 2 year old liked it ‍ Wouldn't recommend to children 4 and up. read more

I paid for tickets for myself and my children. Website stated must arrive 30 minutes before closing. I drive 20 minutes one way, to be turned away. The employee said I needed to arrive 30 minutes before closing. I explained I'm 40 minutes before closing. He then proceeded to say they decided to close early with no warning. This disappointed my 2 toddlers. The employee went on to say I can come back Christmas weekend which was unacceptable. What a disappointment. I do not recommend this over priced exhibit. Rude employees also read more

Wife and kids went to this based on their advertising pitch. What they found when they got there was a parking lot, filled with broken or non functioning animatronic dinosaurs. They were charging $65 per car trip through this insane rip off. It's pretty bad when a six year old says it sucks. My daughter complained to the company and got a poorly written response back that basically said her expectations were too high or she was a liar. It's really sad that companies like this are able to travel city to city with no penalty or regulation stopping them from ripping people off, while companies like Facebook allow their false advertisements to continue. read more

Don't waste your money. We bought a package for four tickets, including two VIP upgrades...there were less than 20 dinosaurs, two bounce houses, and a small sand pit. We paid $96. I would request a refund if it were an option. They had face painting stations, and dollarstore chalk eggs to dig, and a couple of power wheels to drive around traffic cones, not included with ticket price. Absolute waste of time and money. read more

DENVER JURASSIC EMPIRE........ This was by far the biggest rip off I've ever seen! Shame on you for charging so much for tickets and a ridiculous $52 for the special 6- piece "Dino Bag" of dollar store GARBAGE! My kids were so disappointed. I understand everyone is trying to keep businesses alive and make a living, but this truly is a deception to anyone thinking it's worth their time or money! Most of the animatronic dinosaurs didn't work,had holes and rusty metal sticking out of them and it literally took less than 10 minutes,with stopping, to move through the lime. I guess the extra attraction was the line of homeless people in their motor homes camped out on the street outside your exhibit. Safe place for sure to get my kids back in their car seats. I feel sorry for anyone else that thinks this is worth a moment of their time and gives you a cent of their hard earned money. If I could give negative star ratings, I would! Terrible. read more

This is an absolutely collosal waste of money. The dinosaurs are physically damaged and most aren't in mechanical working order either. The website boasts over 60 dinosaurs. More like twenty. If you rashly feel like you need to see this, go drive by outside the fence. It doesn't get better close up. read more

Well, I wouldn't recommend it. We took the family and bought the megapack add on for the kids. I wasn't expecting much and I was still let down. The pack included a reusable bag, one TY stuffed dinosaur, one dollar store stuffed dinosaur, and a couple of other dollar store dinosaur toys. My three year old thought it was cool, however the 8 year old commented on the broken parts on every dinosaur, and the wheels under the feet often un hidden. He asked why they did a bad job and stated he thought we should get our 3 yr olds eyes checked because he thought it was good. read more

It doesn't even deserve the one star. I spent $107 for THREE MINUTES of a drive thru with a few broken dinosaurs on wheels. $35 of it was for a surprise bag that had three dollar store toys in it. Total SCAM. How on earth are they still able to have a business license??? read more

Do not waist your time or money... you snake through a small corner of a busy parking lot to see dinosaurs in a line that takes only a couple of minutes to drive through. Some barely move and one roar sounds exactly like and old jalopy car horn. A lot of them are missing claws off their feet that are very noticeable even to a small child. They are no bigger then a large suv. And for an extra 10 dollars you can​ park your car at the end to take pictures with cartoon looking dinosaurs the size of an average adult. So disappointing for my dino loving son. If there was a choice to give no stars I would... read more

I am very disappointed in our Jurassic drive through experience. Prior to arriving at our 4/9/21 4pm ticket time I had watched a couple YouTube videos on other people's experiences in different cities. They raved about the exhibit and the interaction with fun staff, they were greeted by enthusiastic staffers. They were instructed to listen to a narrative as they strolled through the exhibit. We arrived and there was no instructions, no information other than keep hands and heads in car. The Dinosaurs were in bad shape. Broken or missing appendages, rips exposing foam, smashed faces, mechanics not working, signage either pointing in other direction or laying broken on ground. At 5mph we were through the exhibit in 20 minutes. YouTube video mentioned their experiences lasted 40 minutes for less money than what we paid. Many of the Dinosaurs seen on YouTube were missing from the Portland exhibit. I don't like giving bad reviews, however when your 5 children ages 4-11 are disappointed I had to be honest! We drove from Alder creek (Mt Hood) in heavy traffic for 20 minutes. Save your $65.00! read more

I agree with the other reviews. We took some pictures and THOSE came out good. That is the only reason for having 2 stars, no thanks to them. It's a really steep price for what it is, $69.00, plus $6.95 sales tax and processing fees? There is no sales tax in Oregon. Wow, I got ripped. read more

I agree with other reviewers. It looked nothing like the photos they advertised. I knew when we pulled in the parking lot and it was empty it wasn't a good sign. We purchased a VIP package for a child and they only had 2 bounce houses and face painting station and power wheels to drive around a track that cost additional money. Total rip off and misleading! read more

It was cool to see some different dinosaurs than are normally in the movies and books. That's where the entertainment stopped. The whole experience was literally a five-minute drive through a parking lot. Directions were not well marked or listed on the website, and we did a few u-turns before figuring out how to access the unlit entrance. It was definitely not worth the $60 I paid. I felt like I grabbed a fifty and lit it on fire. read more

Bottom Line: At $10 a head for this I would have been frustrated. Actually paying $30 a head for a room full of things that cost extra? Not exactly pleased as punch... Lets start at the beginning, shall we? We paid around $90 to attend this event which was way more than I was comfortable spending but my son is obsessed with Dinosaurs so I figured it would be cool. We had just attended a similar event in a nearby town and we liked it even if it was over priced. Almost everything to do when your inside even costs extra. Call me crazy, but after having just spend nearly $100 to get into the event and then being told that if my son wants to sit on a fake dinosaur, it's going to cost $10..... that's insanity. 1) My wife and I were standing outside the venue in the rain with our two kids. 10am came and went and all of the people waiting in the rain were just patiently waiting for someone to come out and tell us they had opened. Finally, I poked my head in and asked if they were ready for people to come in and the girl said "yes!". - it would have been nice to inform the people standing in the rain with their children. 2) we get inside the door immediately there is a kind of whimsical tree with a face that animates - at "Jurassic Tour". I know it's a kid event but really, why is there a tree with a face looking at me at Jurassic Tour...? 3) There is a dinosaur with his head, hanging on a little fake wall. Yes, its a dinosaur there - why is it on or coming through a all? and why is there a dinosaur on a kind of rotating spit over a fire...? 4) The bounce house that my son was bouncing in was disgusting. The sides were a totally different shade of green than the surface he was bouncing around on. Now these could have just been washed and were clean but just stained from daily use - either way I wasn't super exited about it. 5) the place is lined with these tiny plastic baby fences. I had to ask my toddler to stop moving them around as they are so small. 6) in a seperate area the had a 'dino band' playing "everybody walk your dinosaur" on an endless loop, which I'm pretty sure violate several articles of the Geneva Convention. The entire event just feels cobbled together and was absolutely not worth the price of admission - for . I highly recommend against attending one of their events. read more

If I could give this place -0 I would. It cost $55 to take our car through due to coronavirus restrictions. But most of the dinasours were not working and without illumination. The whole thing was super short and definitely not worth this money (the CALM Holiday lights, which are a work of art, cost only $27!). At first I thought what the heck, the kids were screaming their lungs off, so at least that was good. But then I posted a critique on their Facebook page (it was civil, but honest) and I get immediately blocked. That's a sign of an unprofessional business. Professional businesses would reply to my comment, offer apologies and offer ways they promise to redress the mistakes. Instead, all I feel left with is a feeling of being ripped off and blocked off. Stay away. Waste of money and time. read more

If this were $10 a car, I would have thought it was a rip off. At $60-$70 a car, it's a total scam. Most creatures were non-functional and held together with duct-tape. All dinosaurs were placed without any supporting environment. Signs were amateur at best. Some dinosaurs were purely fictional probably bought randomly at auction. In our state, the event was hidden behind a hill so that you couldn't see what you were getting into before you purchase the tickets online. read more

This attraction sucks so bad. Almost all of the dinos are broken or ripped. There are also a ton of repeats so it's just the same few dinos over and over again. It's a stretch to say it's worth 10 dollars to enter. Pics attached of the damages. The whole attraction lasts maybe 10 minutes if you drive really slow. If you're wanting to waste 60 dollars to drive through a dumpy Vegas parking lot with dinos a hair away from falling apart I guess this is for you. Chuck E. Cheese is higher quality than this attraction. Just look up pics of dinos on google for a better experience read more

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Complete rip-off!! I REGRET not searching up the reviews. I thought that, considering the price, it would be pretty decent display and BOY WAS I WRONG!! They will rot in hell when they die. read more

DONT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY!! What a major disappointment. Waste of time and money. $65 for what?!?! Mini dinosaur display with a few types of dinosaurs that were doubled / tripled so it looked like there were more. And when I say mini, no way the size in the TV ads or or pictures.. Definitely NOT 60 dinosaurs. Looking at the reviews, I am not the only one that feels this way. Tried to warn others on their social media pages, my comments were deleted and I was blocked. Why? So they can continue to scam people out of money for a small broken display. read more

Most of the dinasours aren't even illuminated or working, just stationary. You could at least have put some fake grass/moss around the dinasours. Feels more like a money grab, doesn't justify $55! read more

This review is for the Stockton location..I have seen the commercials on tv and told my 5 year old Granddaughter if Jurassic Empire ever came to town, I would take her..Looked like a cool event..So when I saw it was inStockton I ordered the $60 per car( 3 of us) and a Dino pack for my granddaughter..thought it would be cool for her to have a swag bag...lining up outside the event I could see the exhibits..right then & there I could see it was not as advertised..The advertised 45 minute event was actually a 15 minute drive by with old, ripped, broken, doubled, dinosaurs..a few moved & a couple made a few noises but nothing close to what a dinosaur might sound like..My granddaughter enjoyed it being only 5, but older kids might be highly disappointed ..oh & the Dino pack consisted of a cheap plastic bag with even cheaper toys thrown in..you're better off spending $100 elsewhere read more

Jurassic Empire is like a weird horror movie from the 80's. It's basically a 5-7 minute drive, through a parking lot with "Human" size dinosaurs set up throughout. A few of them move but the majority of them only make weird high pitched noises. There is nothing "Jurassic" or educational about it, I actually think some of the dinosaur names were fake. It is definitely not worth $65 not even half of that! Please don't waste your time or your money. read more

I honestly feel so robbed. $75 for a row of dinosaurs that were beaten and bruised with only a few that made noises and a lot of repeats....horrible. read more