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  Saurierpark Highlights at the destination Pure thrills in the Forgotten World

  

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  Pure thrills in the Forgotten World

  Big adventures, real thrills and exciting discoveries await dinosaur fans of all ages in our Forgotten World. What could have happened in the abandoned research area? Could real dinosaurs have escaped from the safety zone here? And what's the deal with the dinosaur eggs and the huge, smelly piles? In the Forgotten World, not only children but also adults become enthusiastic adventurers. It's even better than the cinema: you can explore the area up close and with all your senses, where some funny, scary and interesting surprises await.

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  Saurierpark Highlights at the destination The Galactic Nebula in the Dinosaur Park

  

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  The Galactic Nebula in the Dinosaur Park

  Would you like to cool off on a hot summer day? The Galactic Mist in our leisure park provides all kinds of fountains, water features and a geyser. Here, little water lovers can not only cool off, but also have lots of fun splashing around and playing. The Galactic Mist extends over a whole 350 m² in the dinosaur park, and the main attraction is of course the geyser, which shoots water up to 6 m into the air! A tip for the older visitors: We recommend that you bring non-slip bathing shoes, a towel or, better yet, a change of clothes for your water-loving children.

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  Saurierpark Highlights at the destination The mighty climbing jungle

  

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  The mighty climbing jungle

  If you want to look the Brachiosaurus straight in the eye, you have to climb high! And luckily, our mighty jungle climbing forest is located near the prehistoric giant. The huge facility right on the shore of the lake is a paradise for climbing enthusiasts of all ages, as well as our climbing rocks and liana jungle. But you should hold on tight at such a high altitude: the climbing nets swing and you have to skilfully overcome one or two obstacles to get to the Brachiosaurus. But you also get very close to pterosaurs like the Rhamphorhynchus or the Quetzalcoatlus - and then you can go back down again at lightning speed via the large tree slide.