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There’s A Jurassic World Tour Coming To Toronto In September

This fall, Feld Entertainment presents a live arena show inspired by the incomparable film franchise that will transport you straight to Isla Nublar.

The adventure “65 million years in the making” is coming to our beloved city this September 2023, in the form of a live show! Featuring new storylines and characters (of course, still starring our favorite dinos), the action-filled spectacle will transport you into the universe of Jurassic World. What if you were on your way to Isla Nublar and your trip took an unexpected turn? 

Prepare to be at the edge of your seat: the Jurassic World Tour performance calls you to join forces with a team of scientists to “unravel a corrupt plan” after Indominus Rex escapes and chaos ensues. This adrenaline-pumping show takes you on a wild ride through the prehistoric jungle. 

More than 20 characters from the franchise will be represented on stage, including 9 dinos. Blue the Raptor, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus Rex and of course, the adorable Bumpy from Camp Cretaceous will take over the stage!

The Jurassic World Tour is coming to Toronto from September 15 through 17 , with standard admission starting at $34.70 CAN. Sales aren’t yet open, but we’d keep an eye out on the registration page when tickets go on sale on April 4. 

The dinosaurs of Isla Nublar come to life less than an hour from Toronto , plunging you in the prehistoric universe of the thrilling saga . Say hello to the carnivorous Indominous Rex and the incredible Tyrannosaurus Rex or head over to Hammonds Creation Lab to stare at the adorable parasaurolophus babies in their incubator… the experience has so much to offer for fans of the film! 

The Jurassic World Exhibition takes place starting this April across Mississauga’s Square One Shopping Centre, and tickets are available for purchase.  

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With unrivaled arena production quality, Jurassic World comes to life against a backdrop of captivating scenery where dinosaurs from the iconic franchise, including fan-favourite Velociraptor Blue and a Tyrannosaurus rex more than 40 feet in length, take centre stage.  The production features more than 24 film-accurate, life-sized dinosaurs, with scale, speed and ferocity, operated by animatronics and performers.  Fans of the popular Netflix animated series Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous will also recognize Bumpy, the friendly and food motivated dinosaur, as she goes from baby to adult fairly quickly.

Jurassic World ’s unmistakable score combined with projection and practical scenery transforms the arena into the dense jungles of Isla Nublar, where real Gyrospheres roll through the valley and scientists work to unravel a corrupt plan and save a new dinosaur from a terrible fate.  With pulse-pounding stunts and an original, authentic storyline, Jurassic World Live Tour is guaranteed to make memories that will last another 65 million years.

Guests will be able to start the adventure early with a special Pre-show Experience included with all ticket purchases.  By arriving one hour before showtime, audience members can see their favourite Jurassic World dinosaurs and vehicles up close and personal, including fun photo ops with Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Baby Bumpy, and the iconic Jurassic World Jeep and Gyrosphere.

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‘Jurassic World: The Exhibition’ Brings the Thrill of Dinosaurs to Life With Exciting & Immersive, Micro-Theme Park

The creators of this exhibit spared no expense.

Life finds a way — and of all places, to the Great White North! Dinosaurs might not have shared a planet with us, but that doesn’t stop audiences from their growing fascination with these prehistoric creatures thanks to Jurassic Park and Jurassic World . While the multi-movie franchise kickstarted by Steven Spielberg has been cemented in the pop culture zeitgeist since first premiering in theaters 30 years ago, fans of those films now get a chance for the first time in Canada to walk among the fearsome titans. In what is one of the most absorbing, life-like dinosaur exhibits today, Collider got a firsthand preview of the limited engagement event for Jurassic World: The Exhibition opening in the Toronto suburb of Mississauga on April 28. Touring the facilities last week with other members of the press, the immersive, micro-theme park from Universal Studios can be noted as a fun-filled adventure for families and fans of the franchise looking for some summer excitement.

Inspired by one of the biggest blockbusters in movie history raking in more than $6 billion at the worldwide box office, guests of Jurassic World: The Exhibition can expect a micro-theme park experience thanks to the interactive exhibit immersing audiences of all ages in the magic of Isla Nublar. Situated on the grounds of a 20,000-square-foot venue located outside Canada’s second-largest shopping mall, Square One, Jurassic World: The Exhibition uses cutting-edge technology and prehistoric-themed environments to give guests a feeling they’re right inside the parks.

Accented by a cozy rainforest-type setting with lush vegetation, trees, and jungle sounds of birds and dinosaurs, the brachiosaurus is the first creature we see, who is incredibly adorable and ties really well into the magnetism of what these movies mean to fans. The animatronics are very impressive with each looking so similar to the dinosaurs featured in the films, which says a lot about the type of production the Universal Live Entertainment Group put into these traveling exhibits, that have been featured in Dallas, London, San Diego, Paris, and more . Walking under the brachiosaurus is rather cool and gives guests a good glimpse into what you can expect from the adventure as there are also telescopic binoculars that let you look for dinosaurs in the fields behind her.

Once we make it past the long-necked dinosaur, fans really get to be a part of Jurassic World with its more immersive stations, including a glimpse of “Stiggy” also known as the stygimoloch, hiding out in a livestock crate. But it’s the Hammond Creation Labs where visitors interact with the science behind Jurassic World, including how the dinosaurs were brought back to life. With a trophy wall of sorts showcasing all the DNA from mosquitos trapped in amber, guests can get up close and see whereabouts these sequences have come from, which plays to a nice lesson in dinosaur history. With the exhibit providing a strong focus on STEM learning through science, information, and technology, Jurassic World and its trainers offer a lot of info for guests on the types of species with the exhibit acting almost like a museum with lore blending from fact and fiction.

There is also plenty to read aside from looking at just the dinosaurs and interactive games that allow guests to learn while they have fun. Additionally, the lab lets guests play with the different kinds of dinosaur poop from the herbivores, omnivores, and carnivores to learn what they ate and how they digested it. It’s a moment that will have you feeling like Laura Dern ’s Dr. Ellie Sattler where she goes through the fecal matter of a sick triceratops in the 1993 classic. Moreover, once you’re done getting your hands dirty, you can also learn what’s happening inside the eggs currently in incubation and see newly hatched parasaurolophuses napping.

But to amp up the fun, guests can also interact with some of the dinosaurs in baby form, and they are truly all adorable. From a baby stygimoloch to a baby parasaurolophus, the exhibit’s greatest strength is in how beautiful the fully animatronic dinosaurs are. While in conversation with Collider, Michael Silver , the President of Global Business Development at Universal Parks & Resorts revealed the dinosaurs are made by the same company that actually makes their dinosaurs for the Universal theme parks across the world. “They’re the same quality level, the same fully mobile, full degrees of freedom,” Silver told Collider, adding how the exhibit creators also worked very closely with Amblin Entertainment, including Spielberg and Colin Trevorrow of the Jurassic World films. “We’ve stayed very faithful to all the style guides, the colors, even the sounds that they made in the films. We’ve tried to be as faithful to the films, which is really based on most current scientific knowledge.”

With such close attention to detail, guests can see how each dinosaur’s mouth opens, and its eyes move, which provides an experience that not only feels real but that the magic of Jurassic World is a living, breathing thing. After Hammond Labs, guests get a theatrical experience with a live show featuring Blue, the velociraptor trained originally in the films by Owen ( Chris Pratt ). While you can’t get too close to this one and see Blue’s appearance up close, the live production is without animatronics and features an actor in costume. It’s this part that feels a bit out of place with the exhibit, but it will no doubt be exciting for fans to watch it come together as the actors are very committed to the scene.

Progressing through the exhibit and a brief sandbox station where you can dig for bones and meet Bumpy from the Netflix Dreamworks series, Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous , audiences will get their first glimpse of one of the park’s most terrifying dinosaurs – the indominus rex, the highly aggressive and intelligent dinosaur said to swallow a human in a single gulp. This show is a fun one that has guests observing more than anything and watching in terror as the massive carnivore rips through its meal. It’s like SeaWorld in the ‘80s but without the headline-making killer whales.

The thrill of this exhibition is in how it sets the ambiance for each dinosaur, making sure you feel exactly what the characters from the film did upon each and every confrontation. With the indominus rex, there’s a fear no doubt felt by being in the dark and just hearing the rumblings of the dinosaur while trainers are shouting among each other and the spotlights hit the creature. This feeling is handled once again in one of the more theatrical showcases at the end of the tour before being dropped most conveniently into the gift shop.

While the indominus rex is on its own and far from other apex predators, after watching them dig through their latest meal, audiences will make their way down Gyrosphere Valley. While the gyrosphere is out of commission for the show’s sake, audiences will still get a chance to sit in the famed pod and take pictures as handlers around the area show off their dinosaurs, including a baby pteranodon and a massive ankylosaurus that looks to scale from the real-life measurements of the prehistoric creature. Swinging its tail back and forth generating enough for a breeze, the dinosaur, again, is beautifully constructed and astoundingly realistic.

As this area is the last stop before the final showcase, the universe that Jurassic World: The Exhibition has created is thrilling and fun, and really plays effectively to the nostalgia these movies bring fans. It’s no secret how the franchise itself is a goldmine for this kind of fan interaction, and it makes sense to pull from this IP for more opportunities. With the exhibit featuring a stellar collection of animatronics, including four very interactive baby dinosaurs, this is a show that has the potential to go beyond just a limited engagement and expand its grounds for a more thrilling experience with its life-sized dinosaurs each and every time.

Finally, heading into the tour’s grand finale, audiences appear to be in for a casual stroll through the aisles holding in two alpha predators — the T-Rex and the carnotaurus, but little do they know a lot of scary, pulse-raising events are about to take place, leading to the Jurassic World trainers panicking over a possible fight. With the trainers yelling over one another and giving visitors the joy of sheer fright, it’s the back and forth of roars and aggressive stares between the two dinosaurs that makes this all the more thrilling and dumps you right in the center of movie magic. Just by being in the midst of these two and their drama, you can count your blessings they don’t exist in the real world because, frankly, we would be dead.

Filled with richly themed prehistoric environments and carefully curated details from the films with the dinosaurs that we’ve come to admire, the exhibition is one you have to check out. The exhibition also contains two dinosaurs the other traveling exhibits do not have, making their appearance exclusive to Canada. Witnessing what these creatures could have been like is enchanting and a very real one-of-a-kind experience we will never encounter again. It’s an indescribable feeling that’s both exciting and fun and takes you back to being a kid again if you’re a grown-up immersing yourself in the exhibition.

Jurassic World: The Exhibition, produced by NEON, a global leader in immersive and epic experiences and presented collaboratively with Universal Live Entertainment, opens Friday in Mississauga and is set to run until June. For more information, head to the official website .

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Jurassic World Live Tour

By family fun toronto | august 9, 2023.

Jurassic World Live Tour, presented by Feld Entertainment and Universal Live Entertainment, roars into Toronto and Hamilton bringing the wonder and thrills of Jurassic World to life with an exhilarating live family entertainment experience. The production features more than 24 film-accurate, life-sized creatures, operated by animatronics and performers with unrivalled production quality, against a backdrop of captivating scenery where dinosaurs take centre stage.

When: September 15-17, 2023 Time: Friday 7:00pm, Saturday-Sunday 11:00am, 3:00pm & 7:00pm Where: Scotiabank Arena, 40 Bay St., Toronto Website: www.jurassicworldlivetour.com

When: September 22-24, 2023 Time: Friday 7:00pm, Saturday-Sunday 11:00am, 3:00pm & 7:00pm Where: FirstOntario Centre, 101 York Blvd., Hamilton Website: www.jurassicworldlivetour.com

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JURASSIC WORLD COMES TO LIFE IN AN ACTION-PACKED, LIVE ARENA SHOW! Your trip to Isla Nublar takes a terrifying, unexpected turn when Indominus rex escapes and causes chaos in the park!

THE ADVENTURE CONTINUES… Join forces with a team of scientists to unravel a corrupt plan and save Jeanie, a Troodon dinosaur, from a terrible fate. Along the way, experience some of Jurassic World’s most iconic dinosaurs including Blue the Raptor, Stegosaurus, Triceratops and the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex!

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September 15, 2023 @ 7:00 pm – 11:59 pm.

THE ADVENTURE CONTINUES… Join forces with a team of scientists to unravel a corrupt plan and save Jeanie, a Troodon dinosaur, from a terrible fate. Along the way, experience some of Jurassic World’s most iconic dinosaurs including Blue the Raptor, Stegosaurus, Triceratops and the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex!

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INSIDE THE EXPERIENCE

Welcome to… jurassic world: the exhibition, land of giants.

The Brachiosaurus is part of a group of a family of gigantic sauropod dinosaurs that includes some of the largest creatures ever to walk the earth.

DID YOU KNOW?

The name Stygimoloch literally means Demon from the River Styx (or Hell) . They were small bipedal herbivores with large domed bony heads and a prominent crown of horns around them.

SELFIE TIME WITH BABY DINOS

You never know which adorable baby dino you will encounter in the exhibition. From Baby Raptor to everyone’s favorite tiny dinosaur from Camp Cretaceous, Bumpy!

TAKE A PICTURE WITH A BABY DINO!

Genetic creation lab.

In The Creation Lab , Jurassic World’s geneticists unlock the secrets of the past to bring dinosaurs back to life. One of the techniques they use is to extract dinosaur DNA from mosquitoes trapped in amber.

Meet the Park’s NEWEST Parasaurolophus babies created by our EXPERT geneticists.

T. rex kingdom.

Tyrannosaurus Rex was one of the largest meat-eating dinosaurs that ever lived. Everything about this ferocious predator, from its thick, heavy skull to its 4-foot-long (1.2-meter-long) jaw, was designed for maximum bone-crushing action.

The high-voltage fence is not the only thing you should worry about!

The raptor experience.

Velociraptors were small, carnivorous dinosaurs from Mongolia. Raptors had sharp serrated teeth and sharp-clawed hands and feet. Each foot carried a large recurved claw on the second toe used for slashing and pinning prey to the ground.

GET CLOSE TO THE RAPTOR PADDOCK →

… but not too close, gyrosphere valley.

Continue your journey through Gyrosphere Valley where you can see a life-size gyrosphere display, take a picture with a baby dino, and discover whats under the dirt at the Dig Site.

IT’S FEEDING TIME…

Watch as the Indominus Rex gets fed. Her hybrid DNA is a combination of aggressive carnivores like Carnotaurus, T. rex, and Raptors with the genome of modern animals such as cuttlefish and tree frogs. Highly intelligent and extremely dangerous.

SENSORY WARNING: This exhibit contains Strobe lighting effects, Sudden loud noises, and Theatrical fog/haze.

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About Jurassic World: The Exhibition 🎞️ Prepare to be left in awe at this immersive experience that brings the ground-breaking film franchise Jurassic World to life 🦖 Get up close and personal with life-size dinosaurs as you walk through the world-famous Jurassic World gates 😮 Step behind the glass into The Creation Lab and imagine what it would have been like to walk among the breathtaking animals 👪 Enjoy a family-friendly day out perfect for all ages

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Check out what others have said about similar Fever experiences around the world!

• Farrah Z. Apr 2023 Very well done. Lots of interactive things for the kids and was impressive for even adults! (My son (2.5yo) was in awe the entire time) well worth the line up to get in.
• Diana V. Apr 2023 The experience was wonderful! Everything was so realistic and interactive. The group sizes were good. The staff was great ! I would recommend this experience for both kids and adults !
• Mandy E. Apr 2023 What a great experience!!! So much fun for kids abs adults!
• Alessa M. Apr 2023 A great experience - clearly a lot went into making the exhibit feel very real! Had Universal Studios vibes and the kids had a blast petting the baby dinosaurs. I appreciated the staff as well; I wasn't expecting them to be so friendly and committed to their parts.
• Brittany C. Apr 2023 This was a great experience! Only feedback was that we couldn’t hear the guides on their mic’s. (A lot of people talking around us) but if they could speak up that would be great.
• Kayla B. Apr 2023 Late to be admitted …line up. Overall greta experience.
• Lynn C. Apr 2023 It was an Amazing experience! Extremely educational, fun and an adventure we will never forget!💕💕
• Usha M. Apr 2023 Awesome experience!! It’s like 90s kid’s dream come true.. even my Toddler kid enjoyed it. She was a Dino fan and loved to see them in reality. Loads of love for baby dinosaurs. And laboratory was thrilling. Took tons of pictures. Brought a Jurassic World merch too totally worth the experience
• Emily S. Apr 2023 Staff was amazing. Glad we bought VIP as line was long. Very kid friendly but super cool for adults too. Totally worth it :)
• Amanda F. Apr 2023 100/100 excellent job! Worth every penny!
• Bill K. Apr 2023 Everything was great. The animatronics were great. Only thing that could have been better was the show with blue the raptor. You could tell the guy wasn't talking and his voice didn't match the actor.
• Gabriela N. Apr 2023 It was so cool and actually very realistic! Would recommend!
• Stacey C. Apr 2023 My son thought it was amazing! He had a great time! 5 Stars!!
• Lacey M. Apr 2023 Amazing time had by all!!!! Excellent!
• Stephen C. Apr 2023 Fantastic experience the dinosaurs were very realistic.You did a great job.

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