Lex took turns walking around growling like a dinosaur, and then getting spooked and fussing.About 1/3 of the exhibit was a bunch of animatronic dinos that moved and roared...and it reminded me of the T-Rex cafe in Orlando.
Pachy! One of our favorite dinos.
I was a little bit disappointed that about 1/3 of the exhibit was a bunch of video games that were all linked together so that you could play as a dinosaur in a virtual Cretaceous environment and stalk your friend as a T-Rex and eat up another friend that was playing as a Triceratops. I mean, don't get me wrong, that is cool, but it is just a video game...and it isn't something that my kids are old enough to do.The final 1/3 of the exhibit was a full sized maze that you walked through, and there were interactive dino exhibits stashed away inside of that.
Build your own dino magnetsThe exhibit was completed with an entire dinosaur-themed gift shop. I *almost* bought some ice cube trays that make ice cubes in the shapes of dinosaur bones. Cool right? But totally unnecessary. I did pick up a Magic Ink Dinosaur Maze book for Connor...it was perfect because he loves Magic Ink, dinosaurs and mazes! Not to be left out, Lex nabbed a dinosaur sticker and coloring book.
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