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So you came to central Kentucky to visit the country's largest caves but your kids want something else to do. Why not Dinosaur Word! I'll tell you why not. I went with my 3 children in August and the first thing you do is walk through their huge store which has anything imaginable to buy about dinosaurs. I thought this was going to be more like a museum and less like a carnival. There are actually no dinosaur skeletons and not even plaster replicas. There was a dino "dig" we took part in but really it was like playing in the sand with common rocks and fossils you could find in any river bed. After that, we walked around looking at statues of dinosaurs, wooly mammoths, and other creatures that didn't exist in the dinosaur age. With the admission price I did not let my kids purchase anything from the store. Dinosaur World is a tourist trap and basically a big store that has statues of dinosaurs and a sand dig pit.
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We took a road trip to the smoky mountains and on our way home we decided to stop here as a break from the drive. Our boys loved the dinosaurs, mining, and digging for fossils. It was a bit of a tourist trap and you ended up paying a bit more then we thought. As an adult I was not impressed because they had dino's that were not really dinosaurs, the dino dig was a big sand box where he found little fossils and what looked like a declawed cat claw! In the end we went there for the kids (not for me) and the kids LOVED it! We needed a break from the car, and this was a nice break and fun for the boys. Be prepared to spend some money!
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My little girl loved it. They have a lot to see. The dinosaurs made life like. We walked the trails over 18 acres. They could give more information when you buy the extra package, for gem mining and fossil dig. I didn't know until we were at the end of the fossil dig that the children didn't get to keep all they had dug up. The attendant waited until after the children had a container full, then said "pick only three, that's all you can take." The gift shop is so over priced, it's also were you pay so.no way to not have your child beg and cry for over priced toys.
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My wife and I have driven past this place for over 20 years and we finally sopped in. It was a blast. It was $13.00 a piece and just had fun, getting pictures next to the life sized dinosaurs. Great museum and gift shop which we purchased a memory from
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Having been to the rundown Dinosaur Land in Virginia, we were not too sure going into this place. Especially when we walked in and saw the prices. BUT, what a great place! It is well-kept, clean, and the staff is great. The dinosaurs are in great shape, and the place also has a small museum, cave theater, mining sleuth, playground, and fossil sift. The fossil sift was included with the general exhibit admission. The kids loved that part, as they got to sift around a big trough of sand with sifters. The older man who seems like he runs the place was very friendly & knowledgeable. Obviously he is doing what he loves & it shows in his business as he interacts with the kids. The souvenir shop has some interesting toys & stuff too. Admission includes a wrist band which allows you to come back later that day as many times as you want.
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This family run attraction is well worth your while. The family has researched the dinosaur species and constructed life size replicas, each displayed with its facts. There is also a playground and a "fossil pit" for the kids to unearth their own fossils. Good time with good people.
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This road side attraction knows how to draw kids in and take their parents' money! lol My son had a blast seeing all the dinosaur sculptures placed throughout the wooded areas and even more fun 'digging' for fossils (and taking 3 home!). However, the price is steep per person (in my opinion) and the gift store is waaaay too hard to avoid. But I guess you got to make money somehow! I would recommend this as part of your visit to the area, but just be aware of the potential cost.
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If you like dinosaurs, it's worth the visit. They really are life-sized, and posed in great setups with multiple dinosaurs per exhibit. They are plaster and do not move, but if you are at all interested in dinosaurs or have kids that are, it's the place to go. A few extra things for the kids to do as well, at a small cost.
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Had a great time with the family, even in winter there was plenty to do for 1-2 hours. The place was clean, well kept, and staff was very nice. Will definitely visit again if in the area.
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My husband and I were on a road trip when we saw the sign for Dinosaur World and decided to stop by and make a new memory. We didn't know what to expect, because we had no cell reception to Google the destination, but decided to check it out anyway. Dinosaur World is a hike through the woods looking at life-sized dinosaurs. The placement of the dinosaurs in the woods was great and every scene told a story. It brought out the kid in us and I'm so glad that we stopped. With, or without children you won't be disappointed touring Dinosaur World, if you like fun.However, the dinosaurs could use some more realistic paint schemes.