When booking, we'll ask for an estimated audience size. Exact numbers aren't required, but since we believe that hands-on interaction with our dinosaurs is a key part of the experience, we need to ensure we can engage with your crowd within the given time. If you expect an audience larger than 400 people, we may need to adjust our package to accommodate the size of your event.

For the safety and well-being of our performers, we adhere to a strict "30 minutes in costume" policy. During that time, we can usually accommodate 150-200 people in the meet-and-greet line. We encourage you to plan accordingly so everyone gets a chance to interact with the dinosaurs. If you anticipate needing more time, adding an extra 5 or 10 minutes will require a second performer and costume, along with an additional fee. We appreciate your understanding as we prioritize the health and safety of our team while providing a fun experience for your guests!

Our costume dinosaurs each have their own moral focus, too: Beaux, our T. Rex, promotes acceptance of all, especially other-abled people; Seraphina, our Triceratops, emphasizes body positivity; Roxy, our Raptor hybrid, reminds us to not judge others based only on appearance or preconceived ideas. Doddi the Dilophosaurus believes in the value of starting over (she is a rescue), and Marmalade the baby Woolly Mammoth suggests that size does not limit what we can do. Angus the Carnotaurus normalizes how we all process and experience the world in different ways. Tiki the parasaurolophus shows how to let your inner light shine and Alexie the Rexie demonstrates the beauty of motherhood with her hatchling twins in tow: Rayne and Bobo.

Our mascot characters are brought to life by a talented cast of performers, and our fee is for our performers' efforts to engage audiences in fun. As such, our mascots and their performers are unique to us. Our mascots are not affiliated with any company or theme park, and any resemblance you may see is coincidental.