Life finds a way – Your first look inside Jurassic World: The Experience
Kicking off on 8 August, daily from 11am-10pm, the exhibition transforms more than 6,000 square metres at Asiatique The Riverfront into a fully immersive adventure that brings the world of Isla Nublar to life across over 10 epic zones.
Time Out rounds up all the details so you can get ready, set and go wild.
Presented by Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment, this massive event invites visitors to walk among life-sized dinosaurs in an environment inspired by the Jurassic World films. Here's what you can expect across the zones:
Origins of Wonder
Step into the grand welcome centre and experience Isla Nublar through cinematic sights and sounds as if you've just walked onto the set.
Arrival at Isla Nublar
The adventure begins at the gates of Jurassic World, the entrance standing tall to welcome you into a land where dinosaurs roam once again
A Close Encounter with Giants
High above the treetops, brace yourself as a massive brachiosaurus emerges from the mist and keep your eyes peeled for another species during feeding time.
The Petting Zoo
Get up close with playful young dinosaurs in this family-friendly zone. From curious hatchlings to energetic juveniles, meet the next generation of dinos.
The Predator Pavilion
Wander into the fearsome territory of the most notorious carnivores. You may know the velociraptor from the movies, but nothing compares to facing it in real life.
The Observation Deck
This high-tech viewing platform takes you deep into the jungle, where the deadly indominus t.rex lurks. But when something goes terribly wrong, escape is your only option.
A Fight for Survival
Navigate narrow maintenance tunnels while an enraged carnotaurus hunts you down. Its roars echo through the halls – run or be caught.
Lost in the Jungle
Wander into a haunting jungle scene littered with remnants from the past – an overgrown Jeep, a weathered Jurassic Park sign. But beware: a frilled dilophosaurus is stalking nearby.
Caged Up
An elevated aviary looms overhead. A pteranodon screeches as it lunges at the cage walls, while a curious stygimoloch eyes you warily through the haze.
The Final Escape Just when you think it's over, a thunderous roar signals the arrival of the legendary t.-rex. Can you make it to the exit before it catches up?
At the centre of the exhibition sits the Hatch Dome, a futuristic hub where entertainment finds its purpose. This zone combines a curated retail corner with a powerful 4D sustainability exhibition presented by AWC. You'll journey from earth's age of extinction to a visionary human-led future. When it's time to refuel, head straight to the Fossil & Flame Restaurant. The first Jurassic World dining experience to open outside of a theme park. The restaurant serves up dinosaur-era-inspired dishes in a setting that feels straight out of the movie set. Before you exit the gates of Isla Nublar, make sure to stop by the Jurassic World: The Experience Retail Store, a dino-lover's dream full of exclusive finds you won't see anywhere else.
When do tickets go on sale?
How much do the tickets cost?
Tickets for adults ages 11 and up are available at B769, and for children ages three to 10 are available at B579.
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