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Travel back to prehistoric times and see more than 200 life-size dinosaurs at Dinosaur World:
- Dig for fossils, Pan for real minerals and gems at the Dino Gem Excavation, play Jurassic Golf, take a train tour through the park
- Learn what it's like to be a Paleontologist at the Exploration Cave Show.
- Put your paleontology fieldwork knowledge to the test at the Boneyard and uncover a life-size stegosaurus skeleton from under the sand. At the Touch-and-Tell, guess the dinosaur inside a hole without sight.
- Visit Mammoths: Giants of the Ice Age and see woolly mammoths as they appeared during their time.
- Be sure to make a stop at the Florida Fossil Museum and learn about fossils native to the area.
- At the Prehistoric Museum, you will find real artifacts and an animatronic dinosaur display at the end of the museum.
- Play on the dinosaur-themed playground -- and don't forget your picnic lunch to Dine with the Dinos.
Open every day of the year.
For visitors with disabilities:
- Wheelchair-accessible trails and bridges allow visitors to get close to more than 200 lifelike dinosaur statues.
- The autism-friendly park offers an online script with pictures that describe what guests will see, feel, and hear throughout the various stops and exhibits.
- Most of the activities, such as the Fossil Dig and Dino Gem Mine, are low to the ground for those who are seated.
- Families may bring their own coolers with food and drinks to enjoy under covered picnic areas and well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome.
- Dig for fossils, Pan for real minerals and gems at the Dino Gem Excavation, play Jurassic Golf, take a train tour through the park
- Learn what it's like to be a Paleontologist at the Exploration Cave Show.
- Put your paleontology fieldwork knowledge to the test at the Boneyard and uncover a life-size stegosaurus skeleton from under the sand. At the Touch-and-Tell, guess the dinosaur inside a hole without sight.
- Visit Mammoths: Giants of the Ice Age and see woolly mammoths as they appeared during their time.
- Be sure to make a stop at the Florida Fossil Museum and learn about fossils native to the area.
- At the Prehistoric Museum, you will find real artifacts and an animatronic dinosaur display at the end of the museum.
- Play on the dinosaur-themed playground -- and don't forget your picnic lunch to Dine with the Dinos.
Open every day of the year.
For visitors with disabilities:
- Wheelchair-accessible trails and bridges allow visitors to get close to more than 200 lifelike dinosaur statues.
- The autism-friendly park offers an online script with pictures that describe what guests will see, feel, and hear throughout the various stops and exhibits.
- Most of the activities, such as the Fossil Dig and Dino Gem Mine, are low to the ground for those who are seated.
- Families may bring their own coolers with food and drinks to enjoy under covered picnic areas and well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome.
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