By Exciting new Lincolnshire attraction opening just in time for half-term
An exciting new attraction in Lincolnshire is opening just in time for half-term.
A wildlife park near Boston is set to open a brand new ‘Jurassic Ark’ attraction which is being labelled as ‘Lincolnshire’s largest dinosaur attraction’
From tomorrow (28 May), visitors will have the opportunity to experience an array of pre-historic life like models, with sound and motion animatronics, face-to-face when ‘Jurassic Ark’ opens its doors.
Incredibly detailed triceratops and stegosaurus will be on display, in addition to the fierce T-rex and dilophosauras.
Hatching dinosaur eggs will provide the perfect photo opportunity, a memento set to please the whole family!
For the younger visitors, an amazing velociraptor dig will allow them to unearth dinosaur’s as they become palaeontologists.
Additionally, six stamp stations will be placed around the park which will present the unique chance to collect your very own dinosaur pin, if you manage to find all the stations!
Furthermore, Jamie Mintram, the co-owner of Ark Wildlife Park & Exotic Animal Sanctuary, in Stickney, told the Lincolnite that they plan to develop numerous rescue plans to add to their roster of animals – a notion that will increase the family value to the attraction.
The park’s co-owner and founder Jamie Mintram said:
“It’s been an incredibly busy time for us, with so much happening at once. This is the biggest expansion since we opened, with multiple rescue projects running at the same time as the new dino attraction to broaden our appeal to families”
“We’re not done yet with another first for Lincolnshire in development as we plan a nocturnal house for a group of rescued kinkajous that we hope to have open later this year”
