London commuters and families enjoying the summer holidays are set for a prehistoric surprise this Thursday (23rd July), as baby dinosaurs from Hertfordshire Zoo’s World of Dinosaurs descend on London Liverpool Street Station.
From 10:00am, the station concourse will be transformed into a Jurassic scene as two lifelike baby dinosaurs roam among unsuspecting travellers, leaving visitors wondering if they’ve stepped back millions of years.
The pop-up appearance of Penny the Parasaurolophus and Terry the Triceratops marks the start of the summer holidays and celebrates World of Dinosaurs, Hertfordshire Zoo’s immersive attraction, featuring more than 40 life-size animatronic dinosaurs and the Rex Express Train. Combining adventure with education, the UK’s best dinosaur attraction offers families the chance to journey through the prehistoric world and come face to face with dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes.
The dinosaurs will be roaming the station for a couple of hours, providing plenty of opportunities for commuters, families and photographers to capture the action.
Located just over an hour from London Liverpool Street Station, Hertfordshire Zoo’s World of Dinosaurs is the perfect family day out this summer. With the introduction of a dedicated shuttle bus from Broxbourne Station, getting to the attraction is now easier than ever.
Tyler Whitnall, Managing Director at Hertfordshire Zoo, said: “We wanted to bring a little Jurassic magic to the heart of London and give families an unforgettable surprise to kick off the summer holidays. Seeing our baby dinosaurs roaming Liverpool Street Station is a fun way to spark imaginations and give people a taste of what they can expect at World of Dinosaurs.
“With more than 40 life-size animatronic dinosaurs to discover, it’s a fantastic day out for dinosaur fans of all ages, and being just an hour from Liverpool Street makes it the perfect family adventure this summer.”
