Hi, I’m Gr8fully Tedicated, and in this video I take you way back in the planet’s history with a full walkthrough of Jurassic Quest. It was slightly above freezing outside, so I hustled inside and started making the rounds—checking out the big headliners like the Spinosaurus (yes, “spine lizard,” and the longest of the meat-eaters), the T-Rex, and the prehistoric marine creatures. If you’ve got kids or grandkids, this is the kind of place they’ll talk about for days, even if you’re “not really into dinosaurs.” I went on a weekday during the first hour they were open, and I’ll tell you straight: my sense is weekends are a whole lot different (read: busier). One thing I think is important to note—once you’re inside, pretty much everything is free unless you’re buying gift shop stuff like a plushy, dino slippers, a t-shirt, and so on. The rides, bounce houses, visuals, face painting, the fossil dig (with replica fossils kids can “excavate”), and even fun extras like the green screen are included. I also caught the “Raptor Training” show where they introduce Diego the Utahraptor and explain things like feathers, camouflage, and that tail balance. Bottom line: I show you what’s there so you can decide if it’s worth it before you buy tickets.