The perimeter of the park featured an "electric fence" with "high voltage" signs just like the Jurassic Park movies. Very realistic! The employee warned us about the mosquitoes and how bad they were that day. It didn't deter us. However, these blood suckers were enormous! They were approx 1/2 inch in size and the largest mosquitoes I've ever seen in my life. If these mosquitoes had Zika, I would've surely contracted it because I was bitten countless times. Dinosaur roars/noises blared over the speakers as we followed a shaded, paved path through the "woods," which showcases different types of dinosaurs. There are information signs/plaques in front of each dinosaur. The paved trail ends and leads to a dark room that features robotic dinosaurs that roared and moved. These dinos were definitely scarier than the ones in the woods! Exiting this dark room brought us directly to the gift shop. There's also a playground, picnic area, fossil pit and gem mining on site. Don't worry, there's also restrooms on site to wash the blood off after being eaten alive by the giant mosquitoes. Admission - $13.07/per adult including tax - Kids under 3 are free read more