Dinosaur Park

1 Robert Mc Donnell - a week ago

Best part was shaking hands with a monkey photos on Google look great but it is run down now and a big disappointment walked in shook hands with a monkey and left don't waste your time maybe dinosaur valley is better I don't know

1 Tomer Gi - 2 months ago

The dinosaur park seems to have transformed into a shooting range. There are some dinosaur figures outside with a 100 Baht "ride the dinosaur" sign but no sign of anything else.

5 Tomas Jonsson - 3 years ago

I have to say this is a very good place to visit when you are in Pattayau200b withu200byouru200b familyu200b ( children). I didn't expect this to be this good. Also price is very good compared to other parks here in Pattaya. It is also very big. It is cleen. There are area where you can visit animalsu200band give themu200b food. Photo with Tigeru200b cost 300 bath and you a photosu200b in a fraim. They take photosu200b on your camerau200b also.

2 Gordon Knowles - 4 years ago

Located just in front of the Pattaya Floating market on the opposite side of the road .This place brings you face to face with life-size replicas of the creatures that lived 200 million years ago including a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Tyrannosaurus Rex was one of the largest land carnivores of all time; the largest complete specimen, measured 12.8 metres ( 42 ft ) long, and was 4.0 metres ( 13.1 ft ) tall at the hips. The Velociraptor ~ the word meaning swift to seize, was a mid sized Dromaeosaurid, with adults measuring up to 2.07 metres long and weighing up to 15 kg. The skull, which grew up to 25 cm long, was uniquely up - curved, concave on the upper surface and convex on the lower. The jaws were lined with 26–28 widely spaced teeth on each side, each more strongly serrated on the back edge than the front—possibly an adaptation that improved its ability to catch and hold fast-moving prey.
The park is set out so that you do get a very realistic idea of the size and power that these massive beasts had, especially when you see the T- Rex doing battle with a Torosaurus ( Torosaurus meaning perforated lizard, referring to the large openings in the frill ) commonly mistranslated as bull lizard it was around between 70 and 65 million years ago. It possessed one of the largest skulls of any known land animal. The frilled skull reached 2.6 metres in length. From head to tail, Torosaurus is thought to have measured about 9 metres long and weighed 4 to 6 tonnes. In 2010, research on dinosaur ontogeny growth and development of individuals over the life span concluded that Torosaurus may not have represented a distinct genus at all, but a mature form of Triceratops. Various other Dinosaur’s appear in the Jurassic Garden .
The general conception of this attraction is that it provides you with a setting that resembles prehistoric times. I first saw this Park when I visited Pattaya Floating Market in February 2011. But it was July 2011 before I finally got to visit here. The Gardens look very impressive from the Sukhumvit road, Jomtien. But inside I found it very tired looking and the gardens neglected. The Crocodile pen was not very well kept either. The staff seemed indifferent, and not very helpful. The Exhibits looked like they were all second hand, the condition was not what I expected. Whether this has changed in the years I missed going I am not sure, I hope so. There were a few live animals on display here, bullocks and deer. But all seem very bored and tired. This park could be turned into a great day out for the kids if only a bit of time was spent on refurbishing the whole of this attraction. Open daily 10.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m.

4 swati chowdhary - 3 years ago

I think it's closed now although we entered as there was no security guard,there was no entry fees just opposite to Pattaya floating market ,there are crocodiles in a well nothing else

1 Padonda Ali - 6 months ago

This place is closed down, no signs, information, or anything just an empty lot. Headed to Nong Nooch. Disappointed kids a lot.

4 Prakash Natarajan - a month ago

Awesome.. enjoyed our trip!