Scenic World in the Blue Mountains invites families to travel around the world through the age of dinosaurs with its Dinosaur Valley attraction returning on 26 September.
Dinosaur Valley features more than 60 dinosaurs across 32 species, including seven species new to Dinosaur Valley this season.
Among the new arrivals are Cryolophosaurus, the largest apex predator discovered in Antarctica; Kakuru, one of Australia’s most intriguing dinosaur discoveries; feathered dinosaur Archaeopteryx; and predatory dinosaur Deinonychus. These new species join returning favourites such as T-Rex, Brachiosaurus and Stegosaurus. The attraction includes dinosaurs from Europe, Africa, the Americas, Australia and Antarctica
Dinosaur Valley takes visitors on a prehistoric journey around the globe, showcasing dinosaurs that roamed different continents millions of years ago. It is set throughout Scenic World’s rainforest and around the main building. The attraction runs until 31 January 2027
Kids get their own Dinosaur Valley Passport to guide them on their adventure as they discover which dinosaur ruled different parts of the prehistoric world and become a Junior Ranger. Kids under three go free.
Dinosaur Valley is Scenic World’s most popular family event, returning for another season due to high demand. Interested guests can buy tickets on Scenic World’s website.
