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Couple hatch a roarsome idea for children’s parties

The Gazette

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October 01, 2025

WITH two young children, Alex and Aimee Jones’ calendar includes a long list of children’s birthday parties.

- By POPPY KENNEDY

Couple hatch a roarsome idea for children’s parties

Having watched countless visits from superheroes like Spider-man and princesses like Elsa and Cinderella, the pair decided to embark on their own business venture and took inspiration from their little boy’s love of Jurassic Park and the world of dinosaur.

After searching online, the couple ordered a huge, high-tech velociraptor costume, costing almost £3,000 and being shipped across the world from a company in China.

Earlier this month, the two-metre high and four-metre long raptor, which they've named Ronnie, arrived at their Coulby Newham home on the back of a lorry.

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