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The prehistoric experience is enhanced by interactive excavations and various educational programs. Visitors who explore the giant reconstructions, track the moving models, watch educational films, try out the paleontology-themed mini playground, and immerse themselves in the VR prehistoric world will gain not only unforgettable experiences but also valuable knowledge. A unique feature of the exhibition is that the visitors can also encounter dragons. This highlights how legends, myths and folktales about these mythical beings were often inspired by the misinterpretation of ancient animal bones discovered long before modern science emerged.
Important information about the VR experience
The Dino Safari brings to life the world of Earth 100-200 million years ago with the most advanced VR technology available today. An unforgettable time travel adventure to the land of dinosaurs, where you can walk freely among the dinos and experience a prehistoric tour with the help of experienced guides. Using the latest VR technology, we bring to life an unknown, secret era of prehistory, which you can explore together with your friends and family, traveling millions of years into the virtual space. You can search for the remains of a lost expedition, explore an ancient world long disappeared, meet long-extinct beasts... and even touch them.
Price: 3.000 HUF
Timeframe: 15 min
Number of people: 1-5 people
The experience is available only for children aged 6 and above and with a minimum height of 100 cm, accompanied by a person aged at least 18. Additional tickets can be purchased on-site and through the Zoo's online ticketing platform. Tickets are not tied to a specific time slot, and entry is granted on a first-come, first-served basis. Due to this, waiting times should be expected on weekends.
Mini-excavation among monsters
Will you find mini-dinos or other finds in the prehistoric sandbox? There are countless finds hidden in the sand which you can dig up and clean with a hammer, chisel and brush like a real paleontologists. If you succeed you can even take one with you as a souvenir. Five children can play at the mini-excavation at the same time under the supervision of an adult, and the supplies necessary for uncovering the finds can be collected on site. The game is free.