Jurassic Quest Brings Life-Sized Dinosaurs to Rogers Convention Center
Get ready to hear roars coming from the Rogers Convention Center this August. The ground shakes, the lights dim, and something enormous is about to lumber around the corner. Jurassic Quest is rolling into town with dinosaurs so massive you’ll want to duck.

THE DEETS
📅 Friday, August 28, 2026- Sunday, August 30, 2026
🕐 Friday 1-8 PM | Saturday 8 AM-5 PM | Sunday 9 AM-5 PM
📍 Rogers Convention Center, 3303 S. Pinnacle Hills Pkwy, Rogers, AR 72758
🔗 More info | Tickets
What You’ll Find Inside
Jurassic Quest fills the exhibit floor with animatronic dinosaurs, including a 60-foot Spinosaurus, an 80-foot Apatosaurus, and a full-size T. rex. Head to the science stations to dig for fossils, stop by to meet baby Triceratops, Camarasaurus, and more, or watch the raptor training show.

Some of the animatronic dinosaurs are rideable, so you can climb aboard for a spin. There’s a 35-foot derby track for racing customized cars, dinosaur-themed inflatables to bounce through, and a Glow Zone where UV-reactive LEGO bricks light up. The giant LEGO models on display are built from tens of thousands of pieces, and there are build stations set up for younger builders too.

Ticket Options
Kids under 2 get in free. Everyone else needs a ticket, with a few tiers depending on what you want access to:
Kids General Admission (ages 2-10) and Adult General Admission (ages 11+)
- Separate ticket types, but both cover the same base access
- Includes the dinosaur exhibit, science stations, floor puzzles, Tricera-TOTS, dino crafts, LEGO build stations, the derby track, and the giant LEGO models
Kids Ultimate Admission (ages 2-10)
- Includes General Admission, plus:
- Dino rides, fossil digs, the T.Wrecks Jeep Adventure, inflatables, and more
Kids Dino-Mite Experience (ages 2-10)
- Includes Kids Ultimate Admission, plus:
- Priority check-in line
- Fast Lane access at select popular attractions
- A dino or mascot meet-and-greet
- A credential lanyard redeemable for one face paint and one green screen photo

A Quieter Option for Sensory-Sensitive Families
Jurassic Quest also offers Sensory-Friendly Hours with smaller crowds, lower noise, and brighter lighting, while still giving you full access to every activity. We Rock the Spectrum Kid’s Gym has praised the Jurassic Quest team for how well they work with kids who need a more supportive environment.

Grab your tickets before the weekend fills up, and start planning which dinosaur you want to meet first.





