The Live Dinosaur Show – a live show for families with children

Living Dinosaurs in a 90-Minute Show: From Egg to Primitive Lizard

T Rex on stage.
Ride dinosaurs, enjoy entertainment, and learn about prehistoric times. You can pet them and even ride them. In a 90-minute show, adults and children experience 180 million years of living Earth history. The new live dinosaur show guarantees wonder, laughter, and learning for the whole family. Stiff papier-mâché dinosaur figures are a thing of the past. Now the prehistoric era comes to life.

Prehistoric Life Brought to Life by High Tech

With the help of high-tech electronics, the reptiles come to life right before the audience’s eyes in the new family-friendly dinosaur show.

Electronic, computer-controlled, lifelike dinosaur figures and human performers in elaborate dinosaur costumes weighing up to 40 kilograms vividly and literally bring to life 180 million years of dinosaur history on Earth.

Dinosaur Show: Prehistoric Life Brought to Life with High Tech

The new, family-friendly dinosaur show brings prehistoric life to life right before the audience’s eyes using state-of-the-art technology.

The 180-million-year history of the dinosaurs is presented in a vivid and literally lifelike way: Computer-controlled, lifelike dinosaur figures and human performers in elaborate dinosaur costumes weighing up to 40 kilograms bring the prehistoric era to life.

A paleontologist provides details and explanations about the dinosaurs’ lives, diets, and hunting habits as the host guides the audience through the live show, which combines special effects, excitement, and entertainment.

Scientific insights into the age of the ancient reptiles are thus conveyed in a vivid and entertaining way.

Science and Entertainment

The appearance and movements of the free-roaming, animatronic-controlled dinosaurs are faithfully based on scientific findings.

The show even offers a glimpse into the “nursery” of these prehistoric giants:
A baby dinosaur hatches from its egg. You can even pet a Brachiosaurus and a Tyrannosaurus rex (T-Rex). Scientists estimate that the Brachiosaurus weighed up to 40 metric tons—that’s 40 small cars on just four legs. With its 1.5-meter-long skull and teeth up to 30 centimeters long, the T. rex was one of the largest land predators ever to live on Earth.

With its stomping and roaring, the T. rex drowns out the audience’s applause and horrified screams. However, bloodthirsty monsters are nowhere to be seen in the show. Instead, the show turns the study of creatures and habitats from the geological past (paleontology) into an entertaining and thrilling experience.