Dinosaurs have come back to life in Sydney! (For a limited time only, while they’re contained in cages.)
Kids will have bragging rights when they’re asked what they got up to in the holidays, “oh I just hugged a dinosaur.”
Find out when and where to experience Jurassic World: The Exhibition just like the creator, John Hammond, would have wanted.
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When are the NSW school holidays in 2023?
NSW Summer school holidays are almost here, just in time for the Christmas holidays!
The NSW Spring school holidays in the Eastern division go from December 20, 2023, to January 31, 2024. Whereas the NSW Summer holidays in the Western division finish later on February 7, 2024.
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What activities can you do during the NSW school holidays?
The stand out these school holidays is the Jurassic World pop-up in Sydney!
Labelled as “the closest you’ll ever come to living dinosaurs,” where explorers will board the ferry to Isla Nublar just like in the Jurassic World movie.
Step into the land before time and take a selfie with baby dinos or extract dinosaur genetics in the Creation Lab. If you’re brave enough, get close to the Raptor paddock and even come face to face with the Tyrannosaurus Rex…
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When is the Jurassic World pop-up coming to Sydney?
Open now until January 3, 2024, for all ages big and small. From Monday to Thursday 10am to 7pm, Friday 10am to 8pm, and Saturday to Sunday from 9am to 8pm.
Jurassic World: The Exhibition is located at Sydney Olympic Park, in the SuperLuna Pavilion at Sydney Showgrounds near Luna Park.
Children under three go in for free and ticket prices vary: children three to 15 from $39, adults 16 and above from $49, and group passes on offer. Which you can buy, here.
From November 2, SEN sessions will be available for special needs families. There will be breakpoints to de-stimulate, quiet rooms, exit points, and no closed doors so everyone can experience the exhibition. Available every Thursday at 4.30pm and 5pm until Thursday 29th.
Justin James, Co-CEO of SuperLuna explained: “Since we opened in September we’ve had a number of approaches from interested parents, carers and other guests that they would love to attend the exhibition but were concerned about overstimulation.”
“So we’re excited to announce these new sensory sessions and are looking forward to making it possible for even more fans to get the closest they’ll ever get to living dinosaurs,” he went on.
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