LEGOLAND California bringing new dinosaur land to park
CARLSBAD, Calif. — Dinosaurs will be coming to life in San Diego County next year when LEGOLAND California commemorates its 25th anniversary.
Next spring, the theme park will be opening a brand new land called “Dino Valley,” replacing the 1.3-acre existing Explorer Island near the entrance of the park. The popular Coastersaurus ride, which has been in the park since 2004, will remain unchanged with the retheme.
Visitors will be able to embark on an exciting, family-friendly journey into the prehistoric era, including a DUPLO dino-themed safari ride and river expedition. The area will also have a special interactive dig site where visitors can dust off dirt to reveal dinosaur fossils.
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