Dinosaurs Unearthed

Sea World on Australia’s Gold Coast today announced that it will be stepping back in time more than 65 million years with the launch of a brand new interactive dinosaur attraction that will take visitors on a journey into the prehistoric world.

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MONTREAL, March 16, 2012 – The Montréal Science Centre set a new record during our “Spring out your crazy side” March Break event. Together, the techno-extreme Technofollies event, the Dinosaurs Unearthed exhibition and The Last Reef 3D film at the IMAX®TELUS Theatre attracted over 50,576 visitors, up by more than 83% from the 27,598 in 2011 - a new record! On Friday, March 9 alone, 7,280 visitors turned out to enjoy the family activities.

During the 9 days of March Break, upwards of 31,000 people took in the Technofollies event, for ages 8 to 14, giving them a chance to demystify digital technology, the Dinosaurs Unearthed exhibition, starring the world’s most advanced animatronic dinosaur replicas, and our permanent exhibitions at the Science Centre. In addition, over 19,500 people saw the new film, The Last Reef 3D, at the IMAX®TELUS Theatre.

Claude Benoit, President and CEO of the Old Port of Montréal Corporation and also the interim Vice-President of Programming for the Science Centre, congratulated all the teams that contributed to this unprecedented success. “Once again, we showed that Montréal’s Old Port is a world-class attraction, thanks to its focus on families and the way it makes science and technology accessible to everyone,” she said. Ms. Benoit also saluted the tremendous creativity and quest for perfection that are the hallmarks of the Old Port of Montréal Corporation’s employees.

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Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday!

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Vaughan, ON (November 15, 2011) – Next season, visitors to Canada’s Wonderland will be transported back in time to periods between 245 million and 65 million years ago in one of the world’s largest animatronic dinosaur parks; Dinosaurs Alive! More than 40 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs set in a seven acre outdoor Jurassic themed environment will make up this first class interactive exhibit.

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MONTREAL – The Montréal Science Centre invites you to travel back more than 65 million years and discover dinosaurs like you’ve never seen them before! Come and see the world’s largest and most life-like animatronic (robotic) creatures, including feathered dinosaurs, full-size skeletons and numerous fossils. Dinosaurs Unearthed, which also features significant recent scientific discoveries, is sure to fascinate young and old alike.

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By Marion Callahan, Of The Morning Call

Along with soaring more than 100 feet in the air on Dorney Park’s latest attraction, visitors will be able to step 65 million years back in time.

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RICHMOND, VA – Visitors to Kings Dominion amusement park next year can step back in time to periods between 245 million and 65 million years ago in Dinosaurs Alive! the park’s unique new six-acre animatronic dinosaur park. Featuring 36 life-sized dinosaurs on display in Dinosaurs Alive! at Kings Dominion in a spectacular outdoor Jurassic forest setting.

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