Universal Kingdom: The Next Era

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A brightly lit dinosaur statue stands against a dark night sky, showcasing its intricate details and vibrant colors.
Roar into a New Era where dinosaurs roam wild around every corner.

Prepare to travel back in time with Universal Kingdom: The Next Era, the next instalment in the thrilling dino adventures taking over Adelaide Zoo after dark.

Meet your favourite prehistoric giants like the mighty three-horned Triceratops and soaring Pterodactyl. The fun doesn’t stop there – pat baby dinos, race lightning-fast raptors, unearth ancient fossils in the dedicated kid’s zone, and feel the earth shake under the feet of the towering Tyrannosaurus Rex!

Check out the dino action below!

Experience state-of-the-art puppetry, stunning light installations, and a colourful prehistoric world full of exciting interactive moments created by renowned creative studios Erth and A Blanck Canvas.

A spectacular event brought to you by Adelaide Zoo, Illuminate Adelaide, and presenting partner SA Power Networks.

Universal Kingdom: The Next Era is on for three weekends only, from 3 July to 20 July. Entry from 5:30pm, 6.30pm or 7.30pm. Get your tickets here.

 

 

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