Favorite moment: The baby T-Rex imitating its parent was the best! @
Posted 07/13/2009
by lelobrouge
Location: Indianapolis, IN
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We went to Walking with the Dinosaurs and found it to be enjoyable. We do not have children, but enjoyed the show and the dinosaurs. I'd recommend that people with young children sit in the upper levels. We were in the first few rows and the young children seemed scared and screamed a lot....making it hard for the rest of us to hear. The dinosaurs had a lot of personality....I enjoyed that!
Conseco Fieldhouse @
- Indianapolis @
,IN @
- Sun, Jul 12, 2009 @
Favorite moment: The baby T-Rex imitating its parent was the best! @
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5/5
Journey back in time was amazing.
Conseco Fieldhouse @
- Indianapolis @
,IN @
- Sat, Jul 11, 2009 @
Favorite moment: The arrival of the brachiosaurus. Overpowering!! @
Posted 07/12/2009
by Boilerdiane
Location: Indianapolis
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The curtain was pulled back and we could see far into the past. The dinosaurs were so lifelike that it was almost overwhelming. The children with me and the child in me were awestruck. The scholarship and attention to detail was evident. I would recommend that anyone of any age take advantage of this very special journey. You might need to cover your ears but your heart and mind will always remember this show.
Conseco Fieldhouse @
- Indianapolis @
,IN @
- Sat, Jul 11, 2009 @
Favorite moment: The arrival of the brachiosaurus. Overpowering!! @
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5/5
Fantastic life-size dinosaurs
Cedar Park Center @
- Cedar Park @
,TX @
- Wed, Nov 18, 2009 @
Posted 11/19/2009
by cburke
Seeing dinosaurs recreated on the big screen in Jurassic Park is one thing, being able to see them before your eyes in all their glory is vastly more amazing. Seeing a life-size brachiosaurus literally towering over you even sitting high up in bleachers is incredible in a way the screen can never be. Looking into T. Rex's massive maw full of huge teeth as it roars at you is mesmerizing, with the narrator standing on the floor so you can get a true perspective of what a terrifyingly huge predator it was. Educational and thrilling, the models are incredible in detail and articulation, and the show is great for children and adults. As a mother right behind me explained, clearly thinking she was just entertaining her two kids, "This is much cooler than I thought!" Indeed.
