Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

The success of this film hinges on your level of interest in the series. If you are, the fun lies in the details: from the themed areas and the sound design, which perfectly complements the illusion, to the staff in various uniforms who, as park employees, guide the children through the escape story. If you're not interested in the series, an hour spent with animatronics in a riverside shopping mall is probably not the way you'd want to spend an evening in Bangkok.

To get straight to the point: the dinosaurs look a bit stiff. Critics who have seen Universal's animatronic series describe these as clumsy. However, visitors who were there shortly before the opening report that the newer figures move much better than the originals and appear to be true to scale. Children are the main audience. Several parents report that their children were genuinely unsure whether the figures were actually alive.

Tickets are available online with time slots, and those who arrive early can attend an earlier showing. Payment is only possible by card at the box office, so please do not bring cash. On a weekday afternoon, it seemed possible to get in immediately. There is also a free area with dinosaur photo spots and a two-story, landscaped garden by the river, which is particularly beautiful at dusk.