It was not worth the money charged way over priced. Feel robbed never again 20 dollars fir bubbles no thank you.

Too much money for not very much fun!!! Took 5 and 7 year old grandsons. Embarrassing!!

Complete and total ripoff. False advertising, broken animatronics, and just plain scummy. My daughter was so excited to go, and we saw everything in 10 minutes. read more

Dinosaur Adventure’s - Broken dinosaur - Amusement Parks Near Me - Pleasanton, California

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Not terrible. We went about 4 years ago when it was a drive thru event with lifesize dinosaurs and activities at the end, and that was better. Ours is at a currently unused fairgrounds, and I felt that they could have covered the permanent exhibits with green tarps or something. I recommend it if your child is a dinosaur fan and too young to care about the aesthetic. read more

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Over charged for the experience. Charges for credit card even when you pay cash. Not worth $35. per person.

This is the biggest ripoff I think I've ever forked over money for. The look on everybody's faces says it all - it's obvious we all got scammed, and I left after 15 minutes just feeling sorry for everyone there. The icing on top of the cake was not even being able to do many of the activities because they required 4-5 "activity tickets" that sold for $5 PER TICKET. Ridiculous. Looked the event up on yelp, saw the 1 star, and regretted not looking at reviews before I went. Trust me, avoid this. read more

A totally rip off. For over $30 per ticket you get to see a handful of moving dinosaurs and do a couple of basic bouncy castles. All the rest of the activities have to be paid for additionally at $20-30 per kid per activity. Total waste of time and money read more

I almost think these guys need to be reported to the BBB... The reviews speak for themselves. This is my problem... the marketing person for this company is a GENIUS because they advertise it like it's damn Jurassic Park or something super cool. The moving dinosaurs were prettt cool, but all in all it was super average and a bunch of bounce houses. This was my main problem... we paid $104 for 2 adults and a 2 year old, and we could have walked up free either way because nobody checked anything! It was such a mess and unorganized and misleading Well, at least I can give 1 star bd side my 2 year old had a great day read more

This is a scam business. I paid $200 Canadian including parking to bring 1 child. It was a big empty room with less than 15 dinosaurs. A few of them move their arms a tiny bit every 5 minutes. Many of the dinosaurs had big holes in them. They had some bouncy castles also which are not at all worth 200. They promised a meet and greet with a baby dino who wasn't there. This is why this company only stays in each city for 2 days and bails fast....because people find out fast how bad it is and they wouldn't survive any longer in 1 spot. read more

Absolutely not worth the money . Totally disappointed. I've been 3 times with my grandson's and they totally ruined it with cheap exhibits and activities. Paid over 200. and such a waste of money and no way to voice concerns to management UPDATE: Emailed a week ago with no response. Shows this attraction/company doesn't care about the customer or the reviews they receive. read more

I absolutely recommend this to no one. This was absolutely the worst event I've been to with my daughter. I paid for the upgraded VIP package and at no point during the day was I separated or asked about my VIP status. anyone who purchased a ticket could do the exact same thing as my VIP ticket. I can't even explain how poorly ran this recent was also. it was extremely hot yes they had fans but still. for the amount of money. do better. They were not polite. I do not recommend this to anyone. I am currently in the process of trying to get at least some of my money back. I would hope that after seeing this review and other disappointing reviews, they would do the right thing and give me a full refund. I am absolutely disappointed and frustrated. I took a picture with my daughter in front of a green screen that I paid extra money for after paying extra money for my VIP ticket that was 12 hours ago , and I still haven't received that picture. Do yourself a favor avoid these people and this event. read more

Dinosaur Adventure’s - Nice cracked in uneven floors for my special needs daughter to fall over. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Pleasanton, California

Not worth the money. Few to no activities. It could have been amazing but low quality dinosaurs. Even my 6 y/o thought it was lame.

trash, too expensive and for what? four bouncy houses and a box of dirt? this is the most overhyped thing I have ever seen. absolute cash grab for people just looking for something fun to take their kid to instead you get this sad excuse. read more

Don't waste your money on these tickets we took our grandkids out in the rain spent 138.00 on the tickets and it was a sad sad adventure , in fact it was not an adventure at all it was a glorified bouncy house , there were no jeep rides no sad no dogging up fossils it was a inflatable putt putt a few animatronic dinos and a bounce house .... needless to say not worth what we paid at all . keep ur kids at home or go to scandia read more

This traveling circus came to Milwaukee, WI -- I heard a very enticing ad on the radio. Unfortunately, the $80 I spent for my son and me turned out to be a total waste. We only lasted 30 minutes; there was nothing to do. Everything seemed run-down, and the dinos barely moved. I couldn't justify throwing more good money after bad, so we skipped the additional activities. Do yourself a favor and avoid this scam -- go to your local museum instead. read more

My goodness... I can't believe we paid $79 for this crap. Not only that, we spent an entire afternoon waiting in line for this (4 hours in & out) and had to brave the nasty Porta-Potties. Precious time we will never get back! I wish I read the reviews before caving in to my child's desire to experience Dinosaur Adventure Bay Area Drive-Thru. It is nothing like what is shown in the commercials or even on their website. In fact, the dinosaurs at Lost Worlds Adventures (in Livermore) looked more realistic. Most of the displays were unimpressive although a few of the larger dinosaurs like the T-Rex were somewhat interesting. Our main complaint is the sloppiness of the event organizer. Not only was the audio tour completely incorrect (the recording states that it is for the Seattle Audio Tour), most scenes were completely unrealistic with bright orange cones showing in the display. In addition, many of the dinosaurs were not labeled and we had to take a guess what they were. This production group is extremely lazy and incompetent. Do not recommend! read more

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Tickets were from 3-5pm entry. Got here at 3:40pm. Still sitting in the main lot waiting for entry at 4:59pm. I'm beginning to loose patience. I'm irritated. Thinking about letting my $110 go to waste and leaving. Update, it's 5:15pm. We have just received out fun pack. Now we are waiting for entry to see the dinosaurs. 5:32pm. Now Entering the exibit. FINALLY. The experience was about 25 minutes. I'll admit, the dinosaurs were nice. They moved and made sounds. I was initially concerned about how well the dinosaurs would be lit up at night, that's y i choose the earlier time slot. It was in vain because it ended up being dark by the time we entered. Fortunately, It wasn't a problem, everything was lit up well. When we entered, i was feeling frustrated and antsy, but when it ended, i felt satisfied. It was $69 for entry and you can have up to 6 ppl per vehicle. Pushing the ridiculously long wait to the side, i do believe the exibit is over priced. I would pay $50 max, but i think it's worth closer to $40 a vehicle. I DO recommend purchasing the fun pack. It comes with a backpack, t-shirt, cotton candy and a few toys. I didn't have too much contact with the staff, but the limited contact i did have was pleasant. Good enough to mention. read more

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I wish I read reviews before paying $100 for my wife and I to bring our daughter here. Small exhibit, overpriced toys/face painting ($25). Such a pathetic money grab. The sad thing is they'll make a killing during their tour and laugh all the way to the bank once they've robbed enough cities charging 5x more than they have any right to. Don't go, just do anything else. read more

such a waste of time and money!!!!! the main Dino's didn't work properly and the Dino ride was broke down the bouncy houses are for toddlers only. the Dino rides one worked one barley drove. you paid extra @$40-50 per 2 kids per activity after paying $100 to just get in. terrible place. the " mining " basically rocks that you can get out of a drive way read more

Do not waste your money on this, it was 100% not worth the over $100 I spent. Their is absolutely no reason they should be charging $30 a ticket. Let alone making parents pay at all. I really wish I had looked at the reviews before this. My kids had fun and that is the only reason I gave 1 star. A park would have been better. read more

I wish there was negative stars this was the biggest waste of money in my whole life I we just a bouncy castle for kids even those were not good read more

Took my 6.5 y/o daughter yesterday, 2/15/25 and she did enjoy it, but I would not go again. It was not worth the price. You also have to pay $15 for parking. The exhibit lets you go in and out throughout the day of your ticket but if you leave the fair grounds and want to re-enter you will have to pay again for parking which is ridiculous. Also there should be a minimum age/height requirement for riding the mini ATV like dinosaurs. They were allowing 2 y/o and younger ride and they do not know how to maneuver the atv that they were crashing into things preventing others to ride freely. They crashed into my daughter and after that she no longer wanted to ride. This can be a very dangerous situation and should be re-evaluated by Dinosaur Adventure staff. read more

I was pretty disappointed with this considering we spent over $120 for just me and my two kids. The dinosaur exhibit was small and only lasted about 10 minutes. There were no small Dino puppets to interact with. The other part of the experience was a few bounce houses set up and some small rides. There was a long line for the riding dinosaur ride, and only two rides were going at one time. The rest of the exhibit had to be paid for by buying tokens. We already spent so much going in, but they expected us to pay more to experience the rest. They also sold overpriced toys in the gift shop, so we spent even more money. read more

This is so lame. Not worth $25 per adult and $35 for kids. Some bounce stuff, WAY overpriced stuffed animals, and really bad animatronics. Look for Jurassic Quest, it's way better and a bit cheaper too. https://www.jurassicquest.com/ The only thing they have going for them is the friendly staff. read more

Please, I beg you, do not take your family to this. We spent $135 for four of us. We didn't see the long lines that others talk about, but that was the only good part. It's very dark inside, you can't read anything, a lot of the dinosaurs animatronics don't move. The animatronic dinosaurs also look like they have been packed poorly because there will be been tails, bent horns, etc. Once you get through the dinosaurs, you go into a huge gift shop area. After that, there are bounce houses and face painting and digging for dinosaur bones. All of these are an extra expense. We were there a total of about 25 minutes and I don't recall ever feeling so ripped off in my entire life. read more

Very lame and even more expensive, my 6 year old and 4 year old friend had 5 dollars worth of fun and it costs me $100

Oh my.... what a waste of money! I almost feel that this place scammed us....this should be rated negative star's. I'm guessing this is the reason why their website doesn't have any type of "contact us" links....same reason muggers where masks! Im just hoping my post can be seen before someone else buys a ticket... It started when i ordered my tickets online. I picked my time for just the drive thru option. It rejected because it says this time slot was not available. But, it allowed me to book this same time and same drive thru option if i purchased the packaged (at more than double the price) that included cheap tee shirts, and 2 crappie toys. When we went into the event, the radio tour option was faulty and kept going back to the beginning everytime we paused it between displays. Then, the "Dinosaurs" were all half broken (i.e. animation not working), and even the pieces weren't all connected. We even saw some stitched together with lawn staples (not sure what to call them). It was a absolute waste of time and a waste of lots of money... read more

Dinosaur Adventure’s - Cheap tee shirt from Dinosaur Adventure - Amusement Parks Near Me - Pleasanton, California

Buyer beware. Very accurate reviews. Went a year ago. Can't believe this still exists.

This 'adventure' was a tale of two experiences. Before the adventure mood (1 star): wtf We paid $130 for the privilege of driving an hour to get there and waiting in line for two more hours with people hawking ridiculously overpriced food and drinks to the suckers aka sitting ducks aka us stuck in this parking lot. Like cmon people, be respectful of peoples time and don't sell so many tickets so it is not a miserable experience for everyone. The adventure itself mood (4 stars): lots of exhibits and pretty cool. Dinosaur lovers (aka kiddos) will love it. As a the adult I thought it was unique, a good safe COVID-19 activity. Overall I'll give it 2.5 star (generously rounding up to 3 stars). It is really overpriced and badly organized from the start as people are left stuck in their cars with no explanation or even general idea how long it will take to get in and see it. Fix that and lower the price and then I'd recommend it. read more

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It's bounce houses, sand boxes, and two exhibits that cost $20 to do (and they're really bad activities, not fun at all and pitch black) it's kind of wild how bad this is. I cannot believe I paid that much to get into this. read more

Okay, I'm sitting in line. I'm the fifth row so about 75 cars in SMH. It is Saturday around noon and none of the lines appear to be moving. No employees around to provide any information/ update. I've got two small kids and the 4 month old is sleeping (for now...). Literally, no cars moving. I see parents getting out and tending to their children. So far, regret is popping in. When the kids start getting impatient and screaming .... we are screwed. To be continued.... Go ahead and listen to that audio thing while you are in line. It's about 3 minutes of safety. It'll prompt you to stop until the first tour. Alright. It's 12:20. Looks like it takes around 20 minutes to clear one row. At this rate, I'm looking at an hour and twenty minute wait. Alright. The next line cleared in 7 minutes. I'm the second row now. Regret is fading. Getting excited for the youngsters. Okay. The two year old is awake singing baby shark. It's a matter of time before the four month old awakes with his thunderous cries. Pray for us..... 1230. Row next to me moving. Bad news. I just realized we are moving from one line just to get into another one. That's just psychologically demoralizing. I feel bad for the three row of cars waiting after me. Fortunately, we have brought plenty of snacks and toys. So far, we are winning in the parents category. 12:43, we are moving. Still surviving. In the second line now. The second line is three rows that merges into one. Be nice. One per cast line. Don't be that guy. Regret level still low. Tour started at 1250. Ended at 1:35PM. It was worth every penny for our baby girl. I definitely recommend this to any one with small kids. Side note. All the exhibits are on the drivers side. My wife and daughter watched from the sunroof of our car. Folks put their kids in the bed of trucks as well. Great experience. Regret level... none. read more

We decided that we would take the kids to the Dinosaur Adventure at the Altamont Fairgrounds in NY State. I expected it to be a great time for the kids and an interactive journey through time. What we were provided however was a lack of decorations, dinosaurs that didn't move or dinosaurs with metal rods sticking out from the top of them. More than half of the dinosaurs appeared to be broken as there was no movement and many of them looked like they were falling apart at the joints. Each scene only had one or two small plants sitting next to the dinosaurs so you lost the ambiance of being in a dinosaur adventure but rather much like you were driving through the fairgrounds. We started the audio tour on our phone only to be kicked out of it mid way through and since we didn't pay attention to the timestamp we had no idea where to continue from so the last half of the drive through we had no audio tour or explanation of what the dinosaurs were. I am extremely let down especially after our 5 year old randomly stated "They don't take care of their dinosaurs". I am happy that we choose to go mid-week so that we paid $50 instead of the $80-$120 they are charging for weekend slots. This is something that we would NEVER return to, it's quite sad that it was in the shape it was since they were getting $50 per car and there were well over 100 cars going through while we went through, I am sure they had over 500 cars go through on opening day. There was no one around to ask questions and if you needed to have any type of assistance (medical or otherwise) someone would have had to run the the front gate to alert the ticket person as that was the only person I saw through the entire experience. If there was a way I would be requesting a refund for this because it was entirely a waste of time and experienced nothing more than a few moving dinosaurs with piss poor audio, I mean most of them sounded like a long burp rather than dinosaurs roaring. My advice to anyone reading this is to save your money as you will be EXTREMELY disappointed if your experience is anything like ours was. read more

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I'm so disappointed in this event because one, it was so expensive and two my 3 year old. nephew, 2 year old niece and 18 month old daughter had nothing to do there. they had one toddler jumper and my niece went inside and got trampled over and scratched by bigger kids. There was no one monitoring the attraction at all to keep the bigger kids out. I spoke to a worker and he said he would figure it out but no one fixed the problem and I ended up leaving. I can't allow my toddlers to jump in a jumper with gigantic kids and I can't be in there with them. Although the dinosaurs looked really cool it was a COMPLETE WASTE OF MONEY. We basically paid to look at dinosaurs for 10 minutes and get trampled on and get scratched. Wont be returning EVER. read more

Dinosaur Adventure’s - All big kids in the toddler jumper! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Pleasanton, California

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* UPDATE: I recently posted about my family's VERY bad experience with this "adventure," however, the Manager of the event responded to our email and was extremely nice. They were aware of the issues and are notifying those on-site of the issues. I hope they remedy them because the concept is great, but what we experienced, as described earlier...was not. In short, not a great experience but VERY good follow-up/response from those in charge. Original Post: I recently had the unfortunate opportunity to attend the Dinosaur Adventure, and I must say it was an incredibly poorly run event. From start to finish, it was a letdown that failed to live up to its advertised promises. I feel compelled to share my experience to warn others of what they might expect. First and foremost, the advertisement for the event showcased small Jurassic Park jeeps for kids to ride in. However, much to our disappointment, this feature was nowhere to be found. The absence of the promised attraction was a major disappointment, especially for young children who had eagerly anticipated the chance to ride in their own dinosaur-themed vehicles. Another glaring discrepancy was the absence of baby dinosaurs being walked around for children to interact with, as clearly shown in the advertisement. This was a major letdown, as the opportunity to see and touch these adorable creatures was one of the main reasons we decided to attend the event. The lack of such an advertised feature left both children and parents feeling cheated and misled. Furthermore, the advertisement depicted costumed dinosaur characters engaging with kids, particularly showing a raptor-costumed person roaming around. However, to our dismay, there were no such costumed dinosaurs present at the event. This further highlighted the false advertising and reinforced the sense of disappointment and deception. However, what truly took the cake for us was the additional cost we paid for our child to participate in the mining activity. We were promised an engaging experience where our child could mine for rocks. Unfortunately, upon arrival, we discovered that the mining activity was not set up as advertised. The individual in charge nonchalantly dismissed our concerns and suggested that our child could simply grab a rock from one of the boxes. We had paid over $20 for this experience, only to have our child handed a random rock without any opportunity to mine it themselves. It was a blatant disregard for what was promised and a clear waste of our money. The only positive aspect of the entire event was the gentlemen running the bouncy houses. They were pleasant, sweet, and made an effort to ensure the children had a good time. However, their presence alone couldn't salvage the disappointment caused by the numerous shortcomings and false advertisements throughout the event. In conclusion, the Dinosaur Adventure was a poorly run event that failed to deliver on its promises. The absence of advertised features, including the small Jurassic Park jeeps, walking baby dinosaurs, and costumed dinosaur characters, left attendees feeling deceived and unsatisfied. The additional cost for the mining activity was nothing short of a rip-off, as our child was handed a pre-selected rock without any opportunity to participate. If the organizers wish to regain trust and credibility, they must remove misleading elements from their advertisements and ensure that what they offer aligns with what attendees actually experience. Until then, attending this event remains an expensive and disappointing endeavor. read more

Honestly I'd be so embarrassed to be associated with this scam. It's super expensive, and they charge the adults to just stand there. All the dinosaurs are worn and breaking. The "mini golf" is actually an inflatable, it's in no way mini golf. The dinosaur rides are literally being held together by duct tape. It's sad, soulless, grey and embarrassing. On top of $25 per adult and $35 per kid to get in, they then have the audacity to charge $15-$25 extra dollars to use the mine, another $15-$25 to get your face painted, and ANOTHER $20 for panning rocks. Oh but don't worry, they have a gift shop so you can spend more money. Go literally anywhere else. read more

Awful. We waited over an hour to get in to this stupid thing and it's just a bunch of broken down, discarded traveling museum junk thrown around in one of your town's large parking lots. Most of this stuff doesn't even work or isn't hooked up to power, so you drive by a disintegrating, absolutely still dinosaur model standing in a patch of the cheapest fake plants imaginable while a little speaker plays a loop of roaring sounds. Hilariously underwhelming. We were promised animatronics and baby dinosaurs that would come to the car and make it a neat experience, but what we got was a guy driving around in a golf cart with an unmanned velociraptor puppet wearing a traffic cone on its head asking every couple of cars if they were doing alright. Just go spend 4 hours looking at dinosaur toys at Target instead and spend your $100 somewhere more worthy. read more

Dinosaur Adventure’s - Just like going back in time - Amusement Parks Near Me - Pleasanton, California

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This is the biggest rip off we've EVER experienced. $37 for 2yrs-12yrs. $27 for adults. It's so small and it's takes about 10 minutes to walk through. Very boring. They had another small area with a bouncy house and face painting you had to pay additional money for. NOTHING like JURASIC QUEST! Don't waste your money! read more

Disappointed production-wise for $70 per car. You drive around in a big circle with little clusters of dinosaur animatronics that were pretty shabby looking - torn, misaligned, some non-functioning. The dinosaurs were not life sized (as they were advertised to be) as we had the audio tour going and the measurements they were giving were definitely off. The dinosaurs weren't even situated in order to sync with the audio. Based on the ads I thought we would be driving through dinosaur scenes recreated with their natural habits. Instead we got a few mini palm-like trees set up around the dinosaur displays. Despite the disappointment, my 4 year old enjoyed it. read more

Everyone was pretty excited, but the actual experience was extremely disappointing. Even My three year old thought it was crap, and she gets excited about anything First off in New Orleans the exhibits were just put up in this parking lot at a convention center, many dinosaurs were broken, the staff were just a skeleton crew so people were letting their kids out of the cars to take selfies in front of the dinosaurs holding up the line with impunity. The exhibit itself was well thought out but poorly executed. Even the picture at the end was utter crap Not worth the hour of my life I wasted on this read more

We paid $150 for the family adventure pack, to include 2 backpacks filled with toys. We showed up at our time slot and waited over an hour to drive through the entrance. Another 1/2 hour to get our merch. The backpacks were a cheap drawstring bag. And I would estimate bag and toys maybe worth $20? $30 if you're being really generous about the t-shirt they include. The dinos. Meh. You basically drive around an area about 2 city blocks big and see about 15 clusters of dinos. Some are really nice. Some weren't working. Some were like empty eggs for kids to do photo-ops in, which have no value in a drive through experience. They oversold tickets so it was all so slow. I would say were were there for well over two hours for what would reasonably have been about 1/2 hour slow drive past about 15 clusters of dinos. We felt ripped off. read more