Louisiana's Prehistoric Park Reopens with New Dinosaurs

Louisiana's Prehistoric Park welcomes some unique new dinosaurs, experiences, and interactive fun. This is the perfect time, as kids will soon be out of school and screaming at you that they want to do something AMAZING. Here's what you need to know.

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WHEN DOES PREHISTORIC PARK REOPEN?

Get ready to celebrate Prehistoric Park's reopening in Breaux Bridge on Saturday, December 14. According to the park's owners and operators, the 12 acres have been completely transformed.

They have some new dinosaurs and have even added some interactive attractions to the park. Visiting this place is like taking a step back in time to visit with creatures who have not roamed this planet for millions of years.

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PREHISTORIC PARK IS THE ONLY KIND OF PARK LIKE IT IN LOUISIANA

What Kind Of Things Can You See Out At The Park?

If you are looking for fun, you will see five robotic dinosaurs that will mimic what experts believe were likely part of the routine for the creatures. One of the biggest features of the new park is a 40-foot Robotic Tyrannosaurus Rex. The Tex Rex will be able to bring wonder to everyone who visits.

If you have always wanted to dig for fossil bones, then you and your kids will be very happy with the new feature called the "Fossil Dig Pit." As part of the park, you can dig around to uncover ancient relics.

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One of the biggest bonuses of visiting Prehistoric Park is seeing dozens of photo ops throughout the 12 acres. The park features 24 brand-new dinosaurs.

What's Special For December?

At Prehistoric Park in December, they are offering lighted trails with a huge amount of decorations for Christmas throughout the park on Friday and Saturday nights from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.

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