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Like most people, we assume you have seen the movie or read the book Jurassic Park. The fictitious story about dinosaurs that are brought back to existence through the miracle of genetic engineering techniques. The original story was published way back in 1990, right at the cusp of genetic sequencing. The movie was a Hollywood blockbuster inspiring the imaginations of a generation of youth and the young at heart.

Thirty Years After the Book

Today, 30 years after the book, we can experience what author Michael Crichton only saw in his mind. The good part is you and your family can experience this phenomenon right here in Clark Pampanga. In this case, animatronics, and modern computer systems, rather than genetic engineering bring to life a Jurassic Park type of experience.

Your Favorite Dinosaurs

Experience Tyrannosaurus Rex, the most feared of the dinosaurs, along with many of your other favorite prehistoric monsters such as Stegosaurus, Spinosaurus, Triceratops, Pterodactyls, Velociraptors and much more.

Some of the Encounters

Be part of an up-close encounter in one of the many dinosaurs shows at the park. Ride the Safari Train through a jungle of unknown adventure. Expect the unexpected here, so be sure you visit the restroom first. The Unearth Museum gives all an opportunity to get up close and personal with dinosaur fossils and 4 skeletons. View the Wonders of the World exhibit featuring highly detailed models of such important world locations as the Great Wall of China, the Egyptian Pyramids, and the Mayan Terrace Farms. Spend some time in the high definition 7-D theater of dinosaurs. The Dino World of Fun exhibit allows all to experience same and incredible animatronic technology that was used to make the movie. Watch out though, these dinosaurs can do much more than turn their heads and mouths, they can run.

Healthy Food

Of course, the dinosaurs at the park need healthy, nutritious food to eat and so do you. That’s why the parks restaurant Tereken serves only organic free-range chicken.