 Dinosaur Walk Museum - Reviews from across the web
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We went to the museum in August 2005. My children loved it. My son especially, since he was into dinosaurs at that time. I did feel that for the size of the museum, it was overpri...
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We were very disappointed at this attraction. It is very over priced. They should have added more to it. My 2 yr, old loved it, but it isn't wor...
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Museum? Great! Amusement Park? Not so much... - user review
I've read all the reviews on the Dinosaur Walk Museum so far, and now that I've seen it myself, I can't help but wonder how people go through in less than 30 minutes! I am a fast reader, ...
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Small, but 7yoa son love it - user review
May 31,2006When you come in the front door all you can see is the gift shop. Then after you pay you enter a large room about the size off an elem. school gym. I had read the review...
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It was certainly worth paying to see my 2.5 year old son (he was free) enjoy his first look at life-sized dinosaurs. He ran from model to model (which are incredibly detailed), eyes ge...
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Waste of time and money! Stay away from this attraction. - user review
Not alot to say. There sign outside had words mispelled. The place was dirty. It took 5 minutes to go through. I did not like it, my kids did not like it. Rainforest Adventures is much be...
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Great place for kids! - user review
While I was not impressed with the museum, my children loved it. It was a bit pricey for the size of it. I am glad that we decided to visit, although, I doubt tha...
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We thought it would have been a lot bigger with more exhibits. My kids thought is was ok but my husband and I were disappointed knowing we paid $10 a head for a 15 minute walk through. T...
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Not What We Expected - user review
This museum is pretty much one room of dinosaurs. They are life like, and interesting. However, the museum was too short for us. You could walk through it in less than 5 minutes. You re...
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do not stop here - user review
this place is a joke. it was so small, it took less than 3 min. to finish it. and the price, well that was a joke to, so my advice is to save your money fo...
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Dinosaur Walk Museum, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
In the big room, a hungry-looking Allosaurus leers across a winding walkway at a freakish Dilophosaurus. A display of stuffed snakes, the world's 20 most venomous, is here, too, although it's not explained why. Flying dinosaurs hang on wires way up among the air ducts. They are nearly invisible, as ...
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Dinosaur Walk Museum - Pigeon Forge - Reviews of Dinosaur Walk Museum - TripAdvisor
It was certainly worth paying to see my 2.5 year old son (he was free) enjoy his first look at life-sized dinosaurs. He ran from model to model (which are incredibly detailed), eyes getting bigger with each one. The only problem was that he saw them all in ten minutes, and spent most of his time nea...
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Dinosaur Walk Museum, Pigeon Forge, TN : Reviews of Dinosaur Walk Museum - Yahoo! Travel
An unforgettable educational experience the whole family will enjoy can be found at this museum that contains the largest collection of dinosaurs in the world wit...
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DINOSAUR WALK MUSEUM attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
See the world’s largest collection of more than 60 life-sized dinosaurs. Over 20 reptile exhibits featuring some of the world’s most venomous snakes. All exhibits are accompanied by informative text that tells the story of these amazing life forms. An unforgettable educational experience...
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Dinosaur Walk Museum in Pigeon Forge Tennessee
The building that contains these displays is essentially a warehouse about the size of a high school gymnasium and without taking in the educational aspect of reading the descriptive dialog that is associated with each display, a person could make it from one end to the other in about 5 minutes. I r...
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Dinosaur Walk Museum in Pigeon Forge, TN
The dinosaurs at the museum aren't fossils or bones, but realistic life size sculptures of these ancient creatures. You find all kinds of dinosaurs from the 12 inch Microraptor to the two story T. Rex. Exhibits feature over 50 life size dinosaurs including flying reptiles and even aquatic dinosa...
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Dinosaur Walk - Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
“The Dinosaur Walk Museum is one of the few places in the world where you can actually have a ‘Jurassic’ experience and step back in time 100 million years ago,” explains Jacene. “I want Kids Club members to understand that paleontology is like being a detective in a cr...
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Pigeon Forge, TN - Dinosaur Walk Museum
No need to wear your walking shoes to this exhibit. It takes approximately 10 minutes if you read every display. The kids ran through it in 5. It was around $60 for the family and should have been around $10. Would not go back to this place, but overall enjoyed P...
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Dinosaur Walk Museum in Pigeon Forge TN : MuseumStuff.com details
: Touted as the world's largest collection of life-sized dinosaurs. - Dinosaur lovers can come face-to-face with a realistic-looking 42-foot Tyrannosaurus Rex or a Sarcosuchus, a 40-foot-long super crocodile and many other favorites .. Some of the world's greatest paleoartists have spent h...
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Dinosaur Walk Museum - Pigeon Forge Museums - Pigeon Forge Attractions - Tennessee Attractions - pigeon forge dinosaur museum - dinosaurwalkmuseum
View what is billed as the "world's largest collection of 50 life-sized dinosaurs" such as a Tyrannosaurus Rex at the 12,000-square-foot Dinosaur Walk Museum, a fun and informative showcase that features more than 20 reptile exhibits, including some of the world's most venomous snakes, as ...
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Dinosaur Walk Museum Pigeon Forge, TN
At the Dinosaur Walk Museum, the dinosaurs aren't fossils or bones. They are life-size sculptures. You and your family can see one of the world’s largest collections of prehistoric animals, ranging from the two-story-high Tyrannosaurus Rex to a tiny 12-inch tall Microraptor. Other exhibits inc...
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