My 8 year old loved every bit of this situation. My husband and I on the other hand looked at each other like what in Gods great earth just happened. Imagine the original Jurassic Park quality meets Its A Small World ride at Disney with very little lighting. So you wait for your boat and then you climb aboard, once on your Jurassic vessel you wait for the huge doors to open. The first time we went (yes we rode this thing twice) I turned on the flashlight on my phone on because well, I was raised in the 90’s and a lot of things popped out at us. This reminded me the 90’s so I felt it was best to be prepared. As we drifted through the huge dark warehouse the Dino’s were there, their rubber skin was torn and they were very loud! My son enjoyed screaming what type of dinosaur each one was while my 3 year old daughter cried and screamed “noooo! scary!” the entire time! As our journey continued I pointed my flashlight towards the ceiling right as a pterodactyl carried a small mannequin child in said birds feet. That was the highlight of the ride for me! Some of the Dino’s were dilophosaurus’s and had holes in their mouths but luckily they didn’t spit water at us! The end of the ride was weird and I was 100% sure the Dino was going to drench us with water but instead he just loomed over our heads for a few minutes.

If you are looking for an unforgettable experience that your Dino loving child will love this is it! We still can’t believe we spent $60 on this but our son has asked if we can go again next time we are in Pigeon Forge!