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Open seasonally through 2027

Dinoroarus

Opening June 19, 2026

Colossal creatures and bumpy behemoths have returned to the Zoo! This engaging attraction for all ages features different groupings of animatronic and stationary dinosaurs — colorful, prehistoric creatures that move realistically, some roaring and spitting or placidly munching on the lush vegetation. Guests of all ages will learn about what scientists can gather from fossils, theories of the dinosaurs' mass extinction and ways we all can support wildlife today!

As you plan your Zoo adventures, visit Historic Hill — or should we say Prehistoric Hill — to meet some dino-mite friends at Dinoroarus!

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  • Membership

    Zoo memberships include tickets to attractions like Dinoroarus.

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  • Adventure Pass

    An Adventure Pass gives you one-day access to Zoo attractions, including Dinoroarus.

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Admission

A ticket to Dinoroarus will be $5.95 per person for ages 2 and up; children ages 0-23 months are free. General admission tickets may be purchased at the Dinoroarus ticket booth, Guest Relations at Lakeside Crossing or any attraction ticket booth.

Dinos and More

Experience dinosaurs representing a vast span of geological time. Here are just a few of 20 dinos you can see at Dinoroarus.
 


  • Brachiosaurus

    The largest animatronic in Dinoroarus, standing 23 feet tall and weighing about 6,500 lbs.

  • Baryonyx and Dilophosaurus

    Both feature water effects! The Baryonyx drools (a nod to its fish-catching lifestyle), while the Dilophosaurus can spit water at guests.

  • Deltadromeus

    Featuring nine different movements, this dino’s delicate skeletal structure and long, slender hind limbs suggest it was an agile runner capable of swiftly outrunning larger, more dangerous predators. 

  • Tyrannosaurus

    This rangy relic stretches nearly 40 feet long with 12 animated movements, including independently moving eyes, arms, neck and tail.

Activities for all ages!

A hands-on Fossil Dig interactive exhibit features a buried dinosaur skeleton, excavation tools and educational signage that invites guests to experience paleontology firsthand.