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Dinosaur
Dinosaur is an intense dark ride at Disney's Animal Kingdom that takes guests on a thrilling journey back to the age of the dinosaurs. Riders board a rugged time-traveling vehicle and embark on a fast-paced adventure through a prehistoric landscape filled with animatronic dinosaurs. As the ride unfolds, guests encounter various species, both friendly and ferocious, all while racing against time to locate a specific dinosaur before a meteor impact. The ride combines sharp turns, sudden drops, and immersive effects, creating a sense of urgency and excitement throughout the experience. With its vivid storytelling and dynamic visuals, Dinosaur offers an adrenaline-pumping exploration of a world long gone.

Essential Tips and Information
  • This ride features sudden and intense movements, including quick turns and drops that can be surprising for younger riders.
  • The atmosphere is dark and filled with loud sound effects, which can be thrilling but may also be overwhelming for some children.
  • The storyline involves chasing after a dinosaur, which adds an element of urgency and excitement, but could be a little scary due to the dinosaur roars and special effects.
  • The ride includes a few nervous moments as you encounter life-sized dinosaur figures, which might frighten younger guests or those sensitive to scary themes.
  • Overall, this experience is fast-paced and can be disorienting due to the sudden movements and immersive environment, so consider your child’s comfort level with thrilling experiences.
Location:Walt Disney World Resort - Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park
Minimum Height:40 inches
Maximum Height:No Restriction
Age Info:Children under age 7 years must be accompanied by a person age 14 years or older.
Accessibility:Must Transfer from Wheelchair/ECV
Learn more about Dinosaur at the official Walt Disney World Resort site!
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