Jurassic Quest

Lansing-area families can walk among the dinosaurs at Jurassic Quest, the largest dinosaur exhibition in North America, stopping at the Lansing Center Friday (Dec. 15) through Sunday (Dec. 17). 

Jurassic Quest works with paleontologists to ensure each animatronic dinosaur is accurately represented, down to teeth size, skin texture, fur and feathers. On top of the dinosaurs, some of which can be ridden by kids, guests can enjoy live dinosaur shows; interactive science and art activities, including a fossil excavation station and a raptor training experience; games; bounce houses and inflatables; a self-guided scavenger hunt; a “Triceratots” soft play area for toddlers; photo opportunities; and more.

General admission tickets are $26, with a $3 discount for seniors ages 65 and older, and include access to the dinosaur exhibitions, arts and crafts activities and dinosaur shows. Other activities require additional tickets that can be purchased onsite, or guests can purchase the Kids Unlimited Ticket for $40. Advance ticket purchase is recommended at jurassicquest.com.