Okay. I totally understand that this situation is probably more for the little ones butttt I mean if a grown is taking them, it would be nice to cater to the adults too huh? I mean adults like dinosaurs too.
This was held in the parking at Whitewater and actually getting to the part of the drive-thru to actually see the dinosaurs took about 30 mins. As soon as you entered the parking lot, there was a long line of cars that weaved throughout the parking lot until you reached an attendant who directed which line of cars to follow to enter. The attendant was less than enthused about the drive-thru and pretty much just moved a cone and moved his arms to guide us forward. We reached the front of one line only to wait another 10 minutes before they cleared the last group of cars to come through and was greeted by a young lady who provided us with a piece of paper with a QR code to visit the website to listen to the tour (via SoundCloud) and a scorecard for the trivia questions asked throughout the tour.
After making it through the initial waiting period, you feel as though you're making progress but you're actually just being moved towards the souvenir area where you can by various things to commemorate your trip. We turned on SoundCloud and listened to different facts about each dinosaur we drove by and tried to play the trivia game but with little ones in the car it was hard to focus on the game and try to keep them focused on the dinosaurs. With the amount of cars it probably took about an hour to zig-zag throughout the parking lot. At the end the trivia winner gets a certificate andddd that's the end of the show.
For the amount of money paid, I guess I would've expected a little more but the birthday boy had fun so there's that. read more