Friday, April 30, 2010
Mom's free
We have a great special event in May - Mom's free on Mother's Day (Sunday, May 9th). All mom's accompanied by a paid child admission of any age will get in free! Happy Mother's Day!
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
military free
Did you know active military with ID are free at Dinosaur World? Also, dependants are $1 off with ID. Thank you for serving!
Check out this website for more local and state military offers - http://www.guidetomilitarytravel.com/Kentucky.html
Check out this website for more local and state military offers - http://www.guidetomilitarytravel.com/Kentucky.html
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Hidden gems
Did you know we have cool "hidden gems" around our outdoor dinosaur museum? Here's an example of one - our giant jigsaw puzzle. Isn't it cool?
Monday, April 26, 2010
Florida park map
Want a sneek peak of the layout of our Florida park? I love our new map! Check it out.
http://forum.cartographersguild.com/showthread.php?10035-Dinosaur-Wolrd-Plant-City-FL-Map-Design
http://forum.cartographersguild.com/showthread.php?10035-Dinosaur-Wolrd-Plant-City-FL-Map-Design
Friday, April 23, 2010
rainy day activities
I just bought a dinosaur bone excavation kit from our giftshop for my 4 year old to do at home this weekend while it's raining. He can be a paleontologist in his very own home this weekend. It's educational and fun. Check out our online giftshop for some other ideas or visit one of our giftshops (http://www.dinoworld.net/dinoshop.htm). We're open rain or shine, but this is a good idea to pick up just for a rainy day!
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Glen Rose stuff
Here's a great Texas travel website with a nice write up on Glen Rose, Texas. Of course, I'm passing this along to you because this is where Dinosaur World is located in this great state. There's a nice video at the end of the page.
http://www.texasfamilytravel.com/ourtrips/prairieslakes/90-glenrose
http://www.texasfamilytravel.com/ourtrips/prairieslakes/90-glenrose
Monday, April 19, 2010
The ammonite in our Fossil Dig
One of the more popular items in our Fossil Dig is an ammonite. This fossil was once an animal that swam in shallow marine seas. They are mollusks with soft bodies, .ike octopus and squid, that also had tentacles that surrounded beak like jaws. The closest living relative is a chambered nautilus. The ammonite's ability to swim was due to the unique construction of its shell that contains many chambers filled with air which provides buoyancy so it could float. They were very plentiful in their day. 

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