Jurassic Discovery

The ‘Last Day of the Dinosaurs’ is an immersive, walk-through experience that brings the prehistoric era to life with life-like animatronic dinosaurs. It allows visitors to explore the final days of the dinosaurs in a captivating and educational setting.

Jurassic Discovery is located in Seaton, East Devon. The Underfleet, EX12 2WD. Next to Seaton Tramway

Yes, there is parking available around Seaton. We recommend using the Underfleet Car park, next door. This is a Pay & Display, Council-run car park.

Yes, visitors are welcome to enjoy the Soft Play & Café in addition to the exhibition. Combined tickets and memberships are available. Subject to availability

Tickets can be purchased online through our website at www.jurassicdiscovery.co.uk.
We recommend booking in advance to secure your preferred time slot.

Anyone who wishes to enter the exhibition will need a ticket, including Under 2’s, who are free.

Yes, tickets can be purchased on-site. We recommend booking in advance to ensure your spot.

Yes, the exhibition is designed to be family-friendly and suitable for visitors of all ages.

A typical visit lasts 60 minutes, depending on your pace and interest in the exhibits. There is no limit on the amount of time you can spend inside the exhibition.

Yes, Jurassic Discovery is fully accessible to visitors with disabilities. We have ramps, accessible toilets, and other facilities to ensure a comfortable visit for everyone.

Yes, pushchairs are allowed. We recommend using smaller, more manoeuvrable pushchairs due to the immersive and interactive nature of the exhibition.

Sensory Warning: This exhibit contains lighting effects, Sudden loud noises, and Theatrical fog/haze.

Yes, it’s not every day you get to get up close to a dinosaur!
Please make sure to share your experience using #JurassicDiscovery

Professional photography and video recording are strictly prohibited without prior written consent from Seaton Tramway. Even if your camera gear just appears professional, you may be asked to take it out of the exhibition space.

Yes, there are a limited number of toilets available in the first part of the exhibition. However, we do recommend using the reception toilets on arrival to make the most of your experience inside.

Only guide and assistance dogs will be permitted inside Jurassic Discovery.

Whilst you can just turn up, we do recommend booking online to avoid disappointment. If you have a membership you must book your place online to secure your free session.
You will also take advantage of any off-peak pricing when booking online.

Children up to 12 can enjoy the Play Frame. An adult must accompany children under 4. All children must be supervised by an adult when visiting Jurassic Discovery.

Everyone entering the soft play needs a ticket, even if it is free. Please book alongside the other required tickets.

You can turn up at any point in your allocated 2 hours, however, all visitors must leave at the end of the session.

Yes, the entire Jurassic Centre is accessible. There is an accessible toilet in both the reception area and alongside the play frame.

No, only food and drink purchased from the Jurassic Discovery café can be consumed onsite.

Although for party bookings made with us; we do allow birthday cakes but please liaise with the Jurassic Discovery team.

We advise you to arrive for the start time of your session to maximise play time for the little ones

Yes. All children in the play frame must wear socks to avoid friction injuries and reduce the spread of any possible infections. Please speak to a member of the team should your child have any sensory requirements. No shoes are permitted on the play frame.

Facilities located within the toilets alongside the play frame.

Food and drink can be purchased from the Jurassic Discovery Café located alongside the soft play frame.