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    Home » Science Experiments for Kids » Dinosaur Zoo

    Dinosaur Zoo

    Modified: Sep 9, 2022 · Published: Aug 6, 2015 by Emma Vanstone · This post may contain affiliate links · 5 Comments

    A couple of weeks ago we were invited to watch Dinosaur Zoo at King’s Cross Theatre, London.

    Designed and produced by Australian company Erth, Dinosaur Zoo kept my 8,6 and 4 year enraptured from beginning to end. The puppets are incredibly real looking, so much so that 4 year old Hannah whispered, “That one is definitely real” every time a new one came on stage. They moved like real animals and made noise like real animals, they really were amazing. The show introduced us to a range of prehistoric creatures from cute baby dinos, the super cute Leaellynasauras, terrifying T-Rex and the newly discovered Australovenator. The host was brilliantly entertaining and the dialogue perfectly pitched for kids and grown ups alike.

    We all learned an awful lot during the show, did you know that in prehistoric times there were scorpions and spiders as big as dogs and some of the biggest dinosaurs had brains the size of walnuts?

    Dinosaur Zoo

    The post show ‘meet and greet’ session is a a lovely touch, allowing the children to get even closer to the dinosaurs than in the theatre, when you’re also within touching distance on the front couple of rows.

    We really enjoyed Dinosaur Zoo and would definitely recommend it. Tickets are available from £15 which for such an entertaining 50 minute show seems very reasonable.

    Dinosaur Zoo

    King’s Cross Theatre is a beautiful location perfectly themed for The Railway Children, which we are a now a bit desperate to go and see.

    Dinosaur Zoo

    DINOSAUR ZOO has played to audiences across the globe, from Australia to Los Angeles, from New York City to Bahrain and across Europe, delighting children and parents with its perfect mix of adventurous daring, informative learning and entertaining fun.

    We were given complimentary tickets to Dinosaur Zoo

    Last Updated on September 9, 2022 by Emma Vanstone

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    1. Polka Dot Family

      August 14, 2015 at 7:13 pm

      What a fantastic show to see, my children would love this – I’ll have to see if it’s on next time we are in London.

      Reply
    2. Cass@frugalfamily

      August 14, 2015 at 7:14 pm

      Oooh, you lost me at the spiders as big as dogs part!

      I do like things like this that are fun but educational at the same time – it sounds brilliant x

      Reply
    3. HPMcQ

      August 15, 2015 at 10:18 am

      This looks great and i just tried to book but the london ones finish the day before we can all go 🙁 hopefully they will come back next year and i can plan it in advance.

      Reply
    4. Mum of One

      August 15, 2015 at 10:51 am

      My TWO would have loved this! Looks amazing. My daughter is dino-obsessed.

      Reply
    5. Becky

      August 17, 2015 at 11:21 am

      ah this looks great fun!

      Reply

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