<Las Vegas’ most popular dinosaur-themed attraction offers new way to save while also adding fresh weekday programming>
Dinosaur Outpost has made a big splash with locals and out-of-town guests since opening in April.
The popular children’s attraction is now rewarding loyal patrons with its Dino-Mite Dozen Pass – 12 admission tickets for $200, a 30% savings. Dino-Mite Dozen passes can only be purchased on-site, and the tickets can be used in any combination of guests (a group of four can visit three times, a group of six twice, a group of 12 once, etc.).
In addition to the Dino-Mite Dozen Pass, starting Sept. 10, Dinosaur Outpost is launching Crafting Tuesdays and Toddler Thursdays. On Crafting Tuesdays, between 11:30 and 2 p.m., toddlers have the opportunity to do a craft project with a ranger. On Toddler Thursdays, between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., toddlers can enjoy story time with a dinosaur-themed book reading and a baby dinosaur meet-and-greet afterwards.
“We’re adding more programs and attractions in response to the suggestions we’ve received from our guests,” said Dinosaur Outpost Founder Tim Clothier. “We have a lot of new and exciting things coming up this month and on through the holidays, and can’t wait to share them with our enthusiastic visitors.”
At Dinosaur Outpost, children and families learn about dinosaurs through hands-on interactive experiences. Guests can feed dinosaurs, brush their teeth, train them, and even ride on top of Annie, the friendly Pachyrhinosaurus.
To learn more, visit DinosaurOutpost.com.
