“Jurassic World: The Experience” is making its South American debut, with Bogota, Colombia, as the host city. Beginning April 11, both locals and tourists will have the chance to immerse themselves in this one-of-a-kind theme park adventure.
Bogota, Colombia, hosts Jurassic World: The Experience
The immersive exhibition will make its debut in Bogota, Colombia, after traveling through major cities such as Mexico City, Cologne (Germany), and London (UK), among others. “Jurassic World: The Experience” will be held at Vive Claro – Distrito Cultural, a venue that will allow visitors to explore settings inspired by the famous Jurassic World movies.
In this adventure, attendees will come face-to-face with life-sized dinosaurs, immersing themselves in a journey where science, technology, and fiction merge to spark their imagination.
The theme park arrives in Colombia thanks to the collaboration between Universal Live Entertainment, NEON, a creative agency and OCESA, the largest live entertainment organization in Latin America. “We are very proud that Colombia is hosting this exhibition inspired by the global phenomenon of Jurassic World. This is not just a dinosaur exhibit; it’s a celebration of the strength and grandeur of these creatures that have captivated our imagination. It’s a tribute to the magic of cinema, where science, technology, and entertainment converge,” said Luz Angela Castro, CEO of OCESA Colombia.
What will the exhibition be like?
Vive Claro – Distrito Cultural will feature eight themed rooms, spanning over 3,000 square meters. The main attraction will be the life-sized dinosaurs, brought to life with advanced animatronic technology, allowing visitors to experience prehistoric species up close. From the towering Brachiosaurus to the swift Velociraptors and the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex, each species has been meticulously designed to offer the most realistic experience possible.
In addition to the most famous dinosaurs, visitors will also be able to interact with baby dinosaurs like “Bumpy,” the lovable ankylosaurus from the “Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous” series.
The cost of entry to immerse oneself in this prehistoric world will be 141,000 Colombian pesos (plus service fees), approximately $30 USD.