How to see dinosaurs in Pasadena, Costa Mesa…
How to see dinosaurs in Pasadena, Costa Mesa and Pomona
Jurassic Quest Drive Thru Experience stomps its way to the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena from Jan. 15-31, the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa from Feb. 5-14 and the Fairplex in Pomona from Feb. 19-28. (Photo courtesy Jeremiah@Silverstone.media)
By Richard Guzman | riguzman@scng.com | Press Telegram
PUBLISHED: January 2, 2021 at 9:37 a.m. | UPDATED: January 3, 2021 at 10:46 a.m.
While 2020 was a crazy year, 2021 will be off to a monstrous start because a bunch of gigantic prehistoric creatures will invade parts of Southern California.
Jurassic Quest Drive-Thru Experience, a national dinosaur touring exhibit, will stomp its way to the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena from Jan. 15-31, the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa Feb. 5-14 and Fairplex in Pomona Feb. 19-28.
Those who drive back in time to the land of reptiles will see more than 70 moving and lifelike dinosaurs roaming around parking areas that have been partially transformed into a Jurassic-era environment.
The dinosaur safari will include herds of dinosaurs as well as a massive 80 foot-long Spinosaurus, which will swing its mighty tail at cars driving by. There will also be prehistoric marine creatures such as a 50 foot-long Megalodon, a gigantic shark that makes the shark in "Jaws" look like Nemo.
Tickets are $49 per vehicle with up to eight people allowed per car and can be purchased at jurassicquest.com.
Richard Guzman | Entertainment Reporter
Richard Guzman writes about music and pop culture. He has previously written for the El Paso Times, The Desert Sun in Palm Springs and was City Editor at Los Angeles Downtown News. He graduated from Cal State Northridge with a Bachelor in Journalism.
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