T-rex Dinosaur Appearance
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Product Size | 4m long x 2m tall |
Required Space | 15ft x 15ft |
Suitable For | Children and Adults |
Ages | 3+ |
| Ali Dubbelu
We had a great afternoon at Dinomania. The show is really well put together and brings Dinosaurs back to life.
The host Ranger Chris is really engaging and fun. He and his fellow Rangers do a great job of introducing the Dinos to the crowd.
There is a good mix of “meet the dinosaurs”, test your knowledge with a quiz and time to look at their fossil collection and ask questions. Would highly recommend for all ages, especially for those with a love of Dinos!
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| Myrto P.zacharof
We attended Dinomania Swansea with my two little girls (age 2 and 3.5 ) and they loved it! A well organised and articulated event , with all the team actively trying to entertain and educate the children and the adults alike! Keep up the good work!
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Hire a T-Rex for Your Event!
Ever dreamed of having a Tyrannosaurus rex at your event? Now you can!
Picture the jaws dropping and cameras snapping when Ronnie the T-Rex stomps in. Perfect for family fun days, comic conventions, weddings, festivals, school events, and more!
Our walking T-Rex, Ronnie, is a showstopper with his lifelike roars, realistic movements, and even blinking eyes! Watch as he runs around, roars ferociously, and brings the prehistoric world to life. You'll feel like you're face-to-face with the King of the Dinosaurs!
Meet Ronnie:
- Ronnie Age 4: 4m long, 1.8m tall (compact but just as fierce!)
- Ronnie Age 6: 5m long, 2m tall (bigger, bulkier, and ready to rule!)
Both versions of Ronnie are amazing in their own way, with one offering fully enclosed legs for an extra touch of realism.
Key Details:
- Duration: 20-minute appearances full of excitement and dino drama.
- Important Notes:
- Ronnie can't tackle stairs (his tiny arms are no help there!).
- Outdoor appearances are a no-go in heavy rain (he's not a fan of soggy scales).
- Venues must have suitable access for Ronnie to move safely - no tight turns or narrow doorways.
