Dinosaurs Alive at SM City Iloilo

Visitors to Dinosaurs Alive happening on February 15 to 21 at the open space parking area of SM City Iloilo can step back in time to period between 65 to 245 million years ago. Featuring 10 life-sized dinosaurs on display in Dinosaurs Alive! in a spectacular outdoor Jurassic forest setting.

The multi-sensory and interactive dinosaur exhibit brings inspiration, science and technology together where guests can feel, see and hear the sounds and movements of 10 full-sized creations made to replicate nearly every feature of the dinosaurs. Each of the animatronic dinosaurs is hand-carved and covered with a skin-like material.

Highlights of Dinosaurs Alive! includes the lizard-like Stegosaurus, the meat eating Tyrannosaurus Rex, the three horned Triceratops, the flying Pteranodon and the beloved long-neck Apatosaurus. The dinosaurs have interactive consoles which allow guests to guide dinosaur movement so they can see how scientists believe each dinosaur moved its arms, tail, mouth and eyes.

“Dinosaurs Alive! is a first of a kind attraction for the people of Bacolod and Iloilo cities and reflects our commitment to providing our guests with world-class fun and family entertainment. “The sights, sounds and movements of the life-like dinosaurs will excite and educate guests of all ages.” according to Tour Manager, Mr. Al Caballes.

The Australian-based company Stageworks and Your Events Show Plus Corporation created the dinosaurs, which are scientifically accurate based on the latest paleontological knowledge.

Dinosaurs Alive will be open daily from 8am to 9pm. Tickets are prices at P300 one person and a family package of 4 persons (regardless of age) priced at P1000. Visit the ticket booths located at SM City Iloilo for more information.

Dinosaurs Alive is a must-see educational exhibit experience for the family and persons of all ages.

A repost from SM City Iloilo blog.

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