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May 28, 2025

Life-size animatronic and sculpted dinosaurs await at Gardens by the Bay's Jurassic World: The Experience

- Dorcas Lim

Walk with dinosaurs

Ahead of the July 3 premiere of sci-fi action movie Jurassic World: Rebirth, a roaring good time awaits at Jurassic World: The Experience come May 29.

Amid the lush foliage and cool, moist climate of Gardens by the Bay's (GBTB) Cloud Forest, visitors will be greeted by life-size animatronic and sculpted dinosaurs hoisted within the famed local attraction.

This is the first time the immersive exhibition inspired by the blockbuster Jurassic Park film franchise (1993 to present) is in Singapore.

Jurassic World: The Exhibition—which launched in Paris, France, in 2018—has travelled to London and Colombia, and will make its way to Bangkok and Madrid later in 2025.

Get up close with two Brachiosauruses as you enter the glass dome—with one of them standing 8.5m tall—as well as a Tyrannosaurus breaking through a shattered fence and prowling among palm-like plants known as cycads.

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