Melissa NB

Awesome attraction and quite detailed like read in the books and seen in the movies!

Joined the Summer Nights event, which allows free entry from 5pm-8pm. On the lawn, there's a bar, food trucks and d.j. Make sure to bring a picnic blanket as the picnic tables are limited. Recommend booking in advance.

Great learning experience! Lot's to see and do and enjoyed that you could see actual pits! It was awesome to see both scientists and paleontologists in action. I don't really understand the indoor garden, but it was peaceful to walk through.

The skeletons were interesting to read about, but I would have liked to known where and when they were found. I also didn't see a lot of information on the marine life.

The excavation tour was interesting, though I was crushed to find the dramatic looking lake pit was just dirty water and asphalt and not gooey tar 😂 The Observation Pit is closed, but I'd definitely want to explore if it ever reopens.

A lot to see. There is are two exhibitions in the middle and then permanent collections on either side with books and artifacts. There is a lot still in boxes that they are plan to put items online. The space is used well. The sculpture garden was small and peaceful.

A beautiful space and happy that it is open to the public. Lots of sculptures and artifacts to view and the gardens and pool fun to explore and relax. There is lots of parking and the online ticket system is easy to use. Tickets are free, but parking is $20. The restaurant has a nice selection and there are premade sandwiches at the cafe kiosk. You can't really see the ocean, but the sea breeze is still great!