Moab Giants

I loved this place! It brings to life the footprints and fossils found in the local area and around the world. The 5d aquarium was unique and thrilling. Very friendly staff.

Very fun activity for kids!! You will spending a lot of time walking under the sun so be aware of that! Bring water (a lot of that ) and sun protection because in summer it’s hot! The areas are not in the best shape (the open areas ) and look like we’re better years on the past for this park. We couldn’t go to the other’s activities because the said the park was pretty empty and many of the parks areas was close only the open space were open! The dig area for kids has covered so at least you can be there and be protect from the sun

As a lifelong Dino lover, the kid in my came to life. We were driving through Moab and I spotted a giant T-Rex on the side of the road and I made my husband stop ha! The outdoor area is so fun; they did a great job making them so giant and so lifelike. There’s also a museum! It’s a really fun option for any dinosaur lover.

Really fun place for the family especially if you have a dinosaur enthusiast. Big outdoor walking museum with dinosaur models and petrified tracks to match many of them. They have a few different interactive games like a VR game and a 2 player kiosk thing. They also have a digital paleo aquarium that's campy, but fun. The cafe inside is actually really good. Bring a hat and some water if you go in the hot times.

I thought it would be more for kids but this adult loved it. Very cool open air half mile walk way where they used casts of footprints found around the area to recreate the dinosaurs that created them. The museum is very informative as well. Well worth the $18.

This place is pretty cool. You get to hike around a trail that shows you all sorts of different dinosaurs from all the different time periods and take pictures with some. The indoor museums are also pretty cool, with all sorts of interactive activities and games. I will say, the day we went was VERY, VERY hot, so either Prepare with lors of sunscreen and water, or pick a cooler day to go.

It was awesome, i only included few pics so I don't spoil everything I loved the 5d aquarium experience, the staff narrating about each dinosaur was awesome and informative, the ambience in the tour was also pretty cool. The outdoor trail loop was also cooler than I expected, there's plenty of dinos to look at! It was a little hot but the wind was nice. The gift shop feels like a small sample of how the gift shop im jurassic park looked, it's small though so just remember that. Nice selection of toys and apparel which were decently priced. The museum was awesome to look at too, pretty insightful and the recreations they had were nice. There's also a cool vr experience which I sadly didn't get to try, but it looks pretty cool. They've got 1 pc tower dedicated to 1 player so you know it's gotta be good. Totally recommend If your passing through and are into dinosaurs. It's probably a good 2-3 hour experience, i wonder if they'll add more in the future as there's plenty of opportunity to make it even more awesome.

It's perfect for a family with kids! My kids enjoyed the playground, and the trail with all the dinosaurs replicas. The museum is very interesting.

What a great spot to stop for all Dinosaurs lovers and not. Our family of a 12 and 15 year old absolutely loved this place. The fun walk and learn about life size dinosaurs and dinosaurs tracks was really cool and the back ground of the beautiful mountains. (It was overcast so it made it even better) on the hot summer day. The movies both dinosaurs alive and trex were very interesting and fun to watch. They did a good job producing the shows with actual education with a mixture of fun 3D. Our favorite part was the 5D walk around Aquarium. We thought it was another movie but you actually walk around. It was really fun and different. Make sure you make this stop. I had just as much fun as the kids

We had passed this museum/park so many times driving to hikes outside of Moab and the dinosaur replicas in the field caught our attention from the first time we passed and we eventually made the leap and went in despite the expensive prices. We got the VIP pass which was about $30 and we got access to the theater and the prehistoric aquarium, both of which had repeating shows every 30/45 minutes. We went to the 5D aquarium experience which was very cool and fun and not too long. The dinosaur trail was long with details about all of the different creatures and their tracks and followed a chronological route through the prehistoric periods. The museum, although small was also very cool but by the time we got there we were very tired and didn't end up reading everything. There was also a simulation but it was closed which we were bummed about. Very family friendly with a wide variety of activities, overall fun but pretty pricey which makes it inaccessible.

This was a highlight of our trip to Moab. I really thought from the outside of this place that it was mainly for kids. However, the museum is really somewhat oriented in the presentations to adults with researchers presenting results from scientific studies on dinosaur tracks much in the same way they probably did in their scientific papers. I found it really interesting, but it does take a little time & understanding to absorb. There are interactive presentations & models that are fun for kids, but the readings panels are mostly beyond a kid's level. I really enjoyed how the researchers presented their analysis & theories of how the dinosaurs looked & evolved from their excavations & investigating of tracks. The outside areas with dinosaur models is great for kids, but also has great information on different kinds of dinosaurs & fun facts about what they ate, how fast they ran & where they lived. I was really surprised that the museum is really only open during the hottest times of the day 10am to 6pm in summer. There was a crowd wanting to go in at 5pm, but they didn't offer discounts to try to go in for just the last hour. A lot of the kids are just tiny & the outdoor area is a pretty big loop with little shade. I think they could really make money extending hours to the cooler part of the day. When we did come back the next morning, there were a decent numbers of families though. We visited the restaurant & ordered 2 big salads. They were made fresh & delicious. Free refills on soda after the morning in the yard. We went in the gift shop & bought some cute dinosaur-themed items. I do also want to mention that just down the road (& not associated with this or any park) are some pictographs & petroglyphs (look up intestine man). Those were really great too. This stop though at Moab Giants was great. It's the best dinosaur museum I've ever seen & I learned a ton.

On our way from Arches National Park to Canyonlands National Park , we spotted Moab Giants Cafe and decided to grab a quick bite. Two kids had two Junior Raptor Cheeseburgers, while the three adults each enjoyed Gyro Lamb, Clubhouse Sandwich, and Chicken Caesar Wrap. To our surprise, everything was delicious--fresh, flavorful, and just what we needed before the next adventure. A lucky find worth stopping for!

What a sweet find! Love this experience. Great value. Someone spent a fortune on this place. Great for kids. We brought our four littles, ages: 3, 6,8,11. They loved it!

We went to Moab Giants with a bit of trepidation. It looks so touristy. We've been to places much more so, so don't let that deter you. You don't even have to go through the gift shop! The employees were very friendly and the scientists especially so. They even have tracks from pre dinosaur age! We started in the museum which has videos of what dinosaurs may have looked like and how they walked. They were informative about how they left tracks and how the tracks calcified and were found. Kids would love the interactive displays, and all enjoy the dinosaur displays. It's a small museum but packed with lots of information. We watched the 2 movies offered, one on dinosaurs in general and one on T-Rex. Both are fairly new, has great graphics, and about 20 minutes long. The woman running them is friendly and easy to understand. We enjoyed T-Rex more but both are worthwhile. The aquarium requires 3d glasses (provided) and akin to seeing live animals in an actual aquarium. They were quite entertaining. The docent must be new at his job. He read the descriptions of each off a page too fast, too quietly, and too incoherent. Please slow down and speak distinctly. After an ice cream in the cafe (dairy and egg free options available) we went on the dinosaur walk. It's an easy hike along a gentle, sometimes sandy path. I highly recommend it! We enjoyed it and certainly dinosaur lovers would also. Maybe a couple dozen large statues of a variety of dinosaurs. Amazing artistry. We probably stayed at Moab Giants for about 3 hours. We bought the pricey tickets but felt they were worth it.

Even at 37 years old, I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Moab Giants. My husband and I got the package including everything but gaming. The 5d was really awesome! I don't want to give it away but you will feel something. I really liked how the outside part had the dinosaurs in different eras. It allowed you to see what dinosaurs lived when throughout history. Everyone who worked there was very friendly!

We were super excited to visit this business as our kids are die hard dinosaur fans. The cost is a bit high but I guess there isn't much to do like this is moab. The outside life size dinosaurs were super cool, but sadly for us that is where it ended. The 4d aquarium was closed which we found out when we got there so that sucks. Then we tried to get food at the cafe and were told there was one groups ahead of us so it could be 30-45 minutes. Absolutely crazy for cafe food.

This is a cute gem before arriving to Moab. Its not that big but it gives you and idea of how the dinosaurs looked and how big they were!! They let me walk around with drinks while you take pictures and learn The history!!! They have a gift shop and a cafe..we came in while they were closing and not once did i feel like they were kicking us out of the cafe the food was amazing the hamburgers were delicious. We will come back once they have the aquarium is open!!!

I finally got around to visiting this quirky place and I'm so glad I did. I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't what I found. I didn't plan enough time, and had to be hustled out at closing. Half a day is a good strategy, but you could take even longer to just linger in a very cool place. Probably best to think of this as a dinosaur themed "mall" or amusement park. You park outside, then (with the correct pass) wander around visiting or just hanging out at the restaurant, museum, observation tower, playground, theatre, 3D aquarium, walking trail, and other attractions. The theatre is a good place to start for an excellent film introduction to the place...and the universe. Check the show times and coordinate with the times for the 3D aquarium--everything else can be done on your schedule. The "aquarium" is also surprisingly cool, with backgrounds that include era-appropriate corals and smaller animals as well as the charismatic large sharks and ichthyosaurs. But the stars of the whole show are the gorgeous dinosaur reproductions, made startlingly lifelike by skilled Polish artisans from scientific models. Though most of the animals represented lived in more tropical habitats, the introductory film tells us that dinosaurs occurred in all environments, including arid deserts like Moab. This helps you suspend disbelief as you suddenly encounter a seemingly startled bright-eyed Dino behind a bush as you walk the trail through time. These models are truly stunning. There's an interesting tradition in Europe of studying the past by doing, as well as just observing. For instance, archaeologists have created Gladiator schools, and fashion factories to learn by trying to replicate the past. It feels like Moab Giants is designed in the same vein, with working paleontologists in the back, and the models helping you understand the diversity of dinosaur evolution as you observe morphological variations, especially of the often crazy feet that left us fossilized tracks. The park does seem to be very personal, largely focusing on the work of the founders, Drs. Gerard Gerlinski and Martin Lockwood who actually did paleontological field work while camped at this site back in the day (there's a mock-up of their Indiana Jones-style camp in the playground). The two also feature prominently in the museum's multimedia. Gerlinski and Lockwood specialize in ichnology: the study of dinosaur tracks. The park heavily emphasizes this focus, even suggesting sites in the Moab area where you can visit real tracks. Perhaps it's a little too personal? For instance, maybe I missed it in my hurried visit, but there's no mention of one of the most astounding bits of knowledge gleaned from dinosaur trackways, though not by these scientists: that the animals were warm-blooded (learned through analysis of predator : prey ratios and stride-length). It also appears that the non-native English speaking scientists wrote all the text and voice-over. Let's just say that they probably should have hired a proof reader to correct the grammar errors. Another semi-criticism is that it's not always clear when you are looking at a real fossil vs. a reproduction here. Maybe it doesn't matter? But there appear to be real tracks in the playground, with kids scrambling all over them. But these are just quibbles. It's a thought-provoking place for curious adults, not just Dino-crazed kids. And it's an excellent pivot on the "Dinosaur Diamond" to contrast with the Natural History Museum in Vernal.

We really like this place, drove about 8 hours to get here because the last time we were here 4 years ago the kids had a blast. I checked online on Yelp and the park clearly states that they were open to 6pm on January 23rd, nope all closed, all the signs on the door had no opening times so no chance to plan tomorrow. If they are to incompetent to keep opening hours up to date they don't deserve any loyal customers. We are done here.

Really amazing fun for all ages. There's a dinosaur discovery walk that is as fast or slow as you want to go in a loop. There are great photo ops and interactive activities spread around: some to touch, some to climb on, some to observe, some to dig in. There is a prehistoric "aquarium" with beautiful, imagined species in a virtual water environment. The Megalodon ending with a lightly thrilling simulated jumpscare is well explained so anyone (young or old) who might be frightened can easily skip that part. The gift shop and snack restaurant are nice. The museum is challengingly interesting for dino buffs but not so intimidating in scope or size to turn off those with shorter attention spans. The scientists behind the research glass will wave you inside with warmth and welcome, a wholesome touch to further engage and cultivate interest in young STEM minds.

For the price we paid I wanted to be able to go back the next day. It was more of an elaborate playground than anything else. $80 for the family to go to a playground... We should've been able to go for more than one day. For that price it should be for the month or for the week. Gift shop was made in China, overpriced stuff, café was full of unpleasant workers and overpriced ice cream. I'm glad we saw it one time, will never go back.

We had no idea this place even existed until we saw a life-sized T-Rex off the freeway on the way into Moab. What a great way to get people's attention! On the way out of Canyonlands, we figured we would stop in to check it out. As we looped around the park, we were amazed at how detailed and lifelike the dinosaurs were. Apparently they have roughly 100 dinosaurs on display. Our visit here was quick since it was absolutely BAKING outside, but we took some great pictures which led to some great laughs, learned a few things, and cooled off in the gift shop which had AC. If you have kids that are into dinosaurs, this is absolutely a MUST SEE attraction. We would have never guessed that in a trip to Arches and Canyonlands, the thing we would remember most was our random trip to Moab Giants.

Moab Giants is more like a dinosaur expedition than a museum. The main portion is a trail (stroller/wheelchair friendly) where you come across dinosaurs positioned in fun ways as you walk. Each species has a little sign that gives some details about them, and perfect photo ops from every angle! Plus, there are a couple of big dig sites that little kids can really enjoy. It costs extra to go to the aquarium part, but with general admission you can go inside the small indoor museum section. There are a couple of fossils in there, but the main appeal is the videos all over showing different principles like how fossils are formed, or interviews with archaeologists around the world talking about their work. You're not going to see many real dinosaur bones or many ultra-educational elements, but it's a super fun, Dino-immersive activity that can keep the whole family happy for hours!

Moab Giants is a fun oasis for dino-philes. As it's mostly outdoors, plan accordingly. The base ticket price ($18/person) allows you into the tiny museum featuring videos but you have to pay extra to see the 5D aquarium ($6/person) or the 10 minute 3D movie which doesn't spend much time on the dinosaurs (another $6/person). The fun is in walking the trail, reading the informational signs, and taking pictures with the life-sized dinosaurs. There is a cute little "dig site" for kids which is partially shaded. Because we were keeping toddlers happy and talking LOTS of photos, we meandering along the trail for about an hour. While not as educational as a natural history museum, seeing the life-sized dinosaurs on the trail is enjoyable. Besides a gift shop, there is a café to grab burgers, ice cream, and enjoy some air conditioning!

Tourist trap! Definitely a money grab. Good information. Decent Park. Some of the attractions need major servicing. Museum: some of the touch screens need to be recalibrated. Also can add something to the balcony viewpoint (pointless stairs in the museum) 5d Aquarium: The glasses need major servicing. Mine and a couple others were constantly flickering and going blank making it very hard to see, giving me a headache. "5d" video effects were horrific *this needs to be fixed! Also, I could not hear the tour guide. There also needs to be warning signs at the end of the walking attraction to see the megladon. The floor jolts unexpectedly which is really asking for a lawsuit. The babies were also terrified. Theater: Very short 10 minute film. Again glasses need major servicing so does the 3d effects. I was seeing two people when the gentleman was talking on the screen. Also it was a little difficult to hear him. The levels of the film need to be adjusted. Water: The water fountains around the park tasted like metal. However, I do know we are in the desert and the filtration systems might not be as great. Price: $28 for VIP rather pricey which includes (museum, 5d aquarium and theater). Vr game an extra $10.

Park closes at six at 4:55pm. We tried getting tickets and the doors were closed and locked. Tried calling and some poor excuse of a customer service rep answered and pretty much told us, we are welcome to buy a ticket and checkout the gift shop. But the park was off limits. If I was the owner things would be a whole lot different and I'd be trying to sell 7 adult tickets and 2 children for just one hour in the park. Get different workers that WANT to make a business money! Things will improve!

If you are leaving Moab and want a fresh good meal consider a stop here. It's not a place I'd normally visit but the timing was right and I was hungry so I pulled in. The cafe is delightful and the food is fresh. The staff seem friendly and there's lots of room to eat indoors or out. Get a fresh salad or a hot sandwich and you won't be sorry!

This is a good stop to kill a few hours if you're passing by. I know it's supposed to be a children's museum but they lost interest quickly while us older guys liked it. There's only one thing that really bugged me here which nobody else would probably even care about and that's the sloppy way the paleo camp tents were built. The wood structure isn't period correct wood and the galvanized lath screws holding the canvas down definitely are not either. Also, 1.5" screws into .75" boards so half the screw is sticking out on the inside of the tent? Everywhere inside? Seriously? I know it sounds weird but seeing that ruined it for me. Demolish the paleo camp tents and start over. Other than that, nice job on the park.

Great outdoor park with cool, massive models and lots of information. A great setting. The indoor exhibit looked very new but I didnt find it very engaging.

Great place to kill an hour or two if your kiddos love Dinosaurs. Not a ton of things to do, but great place to burn some energy! They offer a playground area, the Dino walk (pretty cool to see up close & read the facts), a 3D aquarium featuring sea-life from the Dino age (Hubby and I actually thought this was pretty neat), the movie wasn't exciting and more adult-based - didn't keep our interest but it's only 10 minutes... it was mostly focused on the Big Bang Theory & very limited Dinosaur info. Overall, it was a fun experience and a short break from the camper

My husband and I thought this would be a good fun outdoor adventure before setting off to our next destination. The cashier who we bought tickets from seemed bored with her job. Like she didn't want to be there. Pros: The 1/2 mile dinosaur track was fun and full of interesting facts about each dinosaur. The museum was small and some of the touch videos didn't work. But it was a nice cool down. Cons: Service dog handlers beware. The cafe tried to segregate us from the other patrons. Basically saying the kitchen extended to the dining area and we were told we needed to stay in the back. They were not listening to us trying to explain the ADA federal laws. She was adamant that we could not sit just anywhere. We were going to get food but with their attitude towards us we chose to go elsewhere. Recommended? The trail and museum yes. Cafe hard no. I have been discriminated before but not like this.

We were just driving by and came across Moab Giants. Price was a bit much. It was hot but I suppose that is expected during the month of July. Staff very friendly. There is even a cafe and ice cream next store. The dinosaurs looked realistic! Great dinosaur pictures and a nice short trail. I am glad we did it. I think if we came back, we'd love to see it in winter! I recommend this spot!

We got really lucky with the weather, the dinosaur journey was fantastic! A real Eye-opener. Moab Giants made the dinosuars lifesize, so it was really easy to imagine the dinosaurs roaming on this earth. the Journey is broken up into the different periods. i think the journey, which is an outdoor walk is about 1 mile. The walk also provides an opportunity to get up and close to the dinosaurs, there are sections in the fence to allow visitors. it is a nice stroll with weather permitting. It is not possible to have shades because the wind is very gusty. the 3-D aquarium was really well done. It was a live audio tour. We are a family of 5, so we did the VIP, well worth the price. Don't forget to stop by the Musuem, for more foundational information like how the tracks are preserved and why Moab Giants is located in this specific spot. We would go again.

What a great place to enjoy with the family or on your own. Take a leisurely walk through the park and see life-sized dinosaur replicas displayed outdoors. Informative plaques about the kind of dinosaurs on display are found at each dinosaur "gathering." There is also a kids play area and an indoor aquarium. After enjoying the outdoor area, check out the cafe which features yummy burgers, salads, drinks and ice cream. There's also a gift shop for souvenirs. $18 adult ticket which we felt was worth every penny.

Attended this place with a 3.5 year old. It is pretty expensive (over $70.00 for 3 adults and the kiddo was free for the outdoor area and the "aquarium" event which is really a 7 minute 3D walk through some screens and a final short show in a separate room). Please be warned the last part of the "aquarium" was far too scary for a small child. He had little 3D glasses on, and liked the first part but then the final scene was basically made it seem like a shark was breaking through the glass at us repeatedly. We should have just exited, but didn't know how intense it would be. There was no warning about this (the guidelines only said kids under 10 needed an adult with them).

This park was so much fun for the whole family. Displays were very well done with creative interpretation.

It was somewhere between a strong 4 star or a weak 5 star. I am including the quality of the food at their cafe as part of the review so let's call it a strong 4. If you are not a dinosaur geek or you don't have younger kids I don't think you would bother stopping here. If it weren't for my 2 year old grandson who finds anything the size of their dinosaur recreations interesting, I would have kept driving. It is very clean and well designed. The outdoor display was interesting and the dinosaur recreations were actually well done. It was interesting to read the information on each creature and to think of how thankful I was they were wiped off the earth before man had to deal with these carnivorous pain in the butts. The 3D indoor aquarium was interesting as was their small museum. The cafe service was slow and disorganized but that was likely due to the COVID restrictions they had to work with. The food however, was good and considering there are no other food places for a few miles you aren't giving up anything by having lunch here. Overall it was a nice break from driving to the different local parks and especially if you have young children, you could easily kill an hour or more exploring here.

I'm not really sure how to describe this place, other than an indoor and outdoor dinosaur attraction with a small gift shop and cafe north of Moab. We went for the full experience with no kids. The facility is very clean. It consists of two 3d experiences, a museum area and a trail of life size dinos. Being there in October, it wasn't too hot for outside, so a big chunk of time was walking the trail. There are a few places along the way where you can stand next to one for a selfie if you want. A information card is located with all of them. I felt the 3d movie was a bit cheesy, especially the narrator. The "aquarium" is a "5d" experience. In the musuem, there were some interactive displays, but we couldn't get many of them to work, so I wasn't too impressed with it. It wasn't really busy when we went. We did have fun.

Came here with my family and they are not enforcing their posted covid restrictions. They have their cafe entirely closed due to the pandemic, and yet they tried to pack us into their theaters with a ton of maskless tourists, over the normal capacity of the postings. All the signs say masks are required, but they're letting whoever they want stroll in. Total disregard for safety.

What: indoor and outdoor dinosaur museum. The best part is the outside trail that is about 1/2 mile long dotted with tons of very realistic looking dinosaurs. They progressively get bigger as you walk the trail to the finale of the humongous T-Rex. There is also explanatory signage along the way. There is a very good. 3D movie explaining the beginning of life, how the solar system evolved and all the Earth life prior to the dinosaurs. In another building is a walk through 3D "aquarium" which is a guided tour and as you get to each "tank" the guide explains the sea creature, how big it was, what it ate and how it became extinct. It ends with a fun motion simulation shark attack that may be too scary for little kids. My 11 year old liked it. Cost: $22 for adults, $16 for kids. I wish they would offer AAA discount but they don't anymore for some reason. Great way to kill 2 hours and very educational.

I did enjoy this museum. It's a bit small in my opinion for the price that they charge to get in. I guess if you have kids that are really into dinosaurs the experience might be better. You basically walk around and take pics with various dinosaurs and see some fossils.

This place is simply amazing. The outdoor walk around to view the life sized dinosaurs was wonderful-I LOVED it. They even open up portions of it so you can get close up to some of the individual replicas and pose with them for photos, and check out how cool they are close up. But-the best part was the indoor aqua dino aquarium. Holy cow, that is realistic. They give you 3-D glasses, and you then walk around with a guide and he tells you about each creature as if it really as being kept in these huge tanks. They look amazing, and me and the two adults I was with absolutely thought it was amazing. The actual 'museum' was a bit of a disappointment, as there is nothing 'real'. All replicas of fossils and bones. I was pretty disappointed with that portion, but the rest really made up for it. We even had a load of fun with the dinosaur wagons and the dino replica head that you can crawl into and take photos, as if he was eating you. We did not have a ton of time, so, we buzzed through here in under two hours. But if you are with kids, I am sure you can make a day of this. So glad we did this.

Tourist. Trap. At price I might visit again. I feel ripped off. Trail of dinosaurs was kinda cool for a 10 minute walk. 3D aquarium was a bit of a joke. 3 stars for air-conditioning and misters that kinda worked. 2 stars for experience.

The trail and museum where fun, they guy we where buying the tickets from seemed not interested in doing his job. The cafe took an hour to cook food

They advertise fresh food, not fast food... so the slowness is not unexpected. The food, tho, is not impressive. Don't get me wrong-- it's decidedly not bad, especially for a tourist trap-- but if you want a nicer take on what is otherwise generic American cafe style food, you've found your place.

Been issuing Yelp for years and this is my first review. Absolutely terrible experience. Stay away. We prepaid for family tickets online as we weren't sure how everything works. We reserved a 3:00 visit. Half the attractions were not operational. Staff informed us they closed at 4:00 (holiday hours). We were only able to visit the park for 1 hr. Staff said they would give us 10% off at the gift store as compensation for inoperable attractions. Kids were greatly let down.

This place has a cafe inside of it. It is counter service. And spoiler alert the food is good...but you need to have time. The wait was about 30 minutes and it was not busy only two other orders ahead of us both for two people. The employees were young, seemed to not like their jobs, we're not cheerful in anyway. Also no clear sign of a manager. But they weren't sitting around. They kept busy Just maybe not focusing on the right things. (Example waiting on orders and they were restocking shelves. When the food came it was great! The item picture hear was a caprese sandwich. Fresh arugula, mozzarella, tomato and pesto. For $8.99. A great value in such a touristy place. Hubby's sandwich came with HOMEMADE potato chips. This place is missing the make however. I asked for a sandwich wrap and bag to take the leftovers (I was thinking ...eat as a picnic later in the park. ) The employee just looked at me. I repeated again. Can I please have a sandwich wrapper and bag for my left over. She rolls her eyes a bit leaves and comes back with a wrapper. Can I have a bag too? We don't have bags. You don't have bags? But you asked if we wanted order for here or to go. Answer: shrug, we don't have bags and walks away. This business can make a killing selling picnic lunches. But my guess is the model is to keep folks here in their mueseum. Which also makes sense.

Great place for a family of dinosaurs lovers. The 3D aquarium was really cool, but I was a little disappointed with the 3D movie theater being only 10 minutes. The dinosaurs walk was amazing for the kids and the dinosaurs looked great and the gift shop was surprisingly affordable.

Was not sure what to expect and didn't think it looked that exciting from the outside but it was really cool. They had a 3D 10 minute movie that explained the beginning of the earth through the start of dinosaurs that I found extremely insightful. They had a little trail showing realistic and life size replicas of dinosaurs ending in the T-Rex. They have areas you can take photos with lots of dinosaurs. The only thing is I feel like it is more expensive than it is should be $22 for an adult for the inside and outside area but the inside area is small and doesn't have as much information as the outside.

I was not impressed with the customer service or the lack of informations providers. They advertise as an aquatic center with a museum with dinosaurs tracks. We walked in it was a play park for kids a small walk around "museum " and an outside walk with dinosaurs replicas (that are very cool) with plastic dinosaurs tracks on a plaque with info about each dinosaurs. The aquarium was NOT as advertised it was a 5D MOVIE. I paid $64 for my family to be disappointed. When I confronted to grunt desk I was told "we tried our best" with a market smirk on his fase. The cafe was closed when they told us it would be open for another two hours.... I wasn't happy. Will not be referring anyone.

We did not do the museum but needed food so stopped at the cafe. It's better than an average museum cafe - the gyro was delicious, the fries tasty. Everyone liked what they had. It's a bit more expensive than a fast food pit stop, but worth it if you are tired of burger death. The service was fast and friendly.

I came here right when they opened on Mother's Day and loved that we were the only ones there. We didn't do any of the movies but checked out the museums and played the games inside, and the playground was fun too. Did a little digging for fossils but it's hot in Moab so even though that area was shaded we didn't stay long. The whole park took my daughter and I an hour. For $16 (kids 3 and under are free and an adult basic pass was $16) it was worth doing something different like this and we enjoyed ourselves. Plus my daughter ran or walked the whole way so it was a great energy burner. Although they have cute Dino carts you can use for small kids that won't make the walk. This is something you only do once but I'm glad we did! Great fun for kids and inexpensive. I love that you can climb some of the dinosaurs and get lots of photos.

The biggest complaint here is the price. This is not a big place and not a ton to do, but it cost nearly $100 for my whole family. The outdoor portion is ok and the dinosaur replicas are supposedly life sized which is fun, but the real fun in that is taking fun pictures or seeing a small kid in love with dinosaurs getting excited trying to touch one. You can get close and touch a number of them, but they ask you don't climb on them. The indoor portion is kind of fun, but way overpriced. The 5D virtual tour was fun and different and probably the best part of the indoor section. The museum is small but interesting and they have a few bone replicas in there that they also overlay some augmented reality kiosks on which is kind of fun. They also have a type of video game you can play in the museum which kept the kids busy for a long time while we waited for the next showtime. But this only worked out because there was almost no one there that day. If it had been busy at all, it would have been rude to hog the game and our kids would have been done with the museum in around 10 min. Skip the movie. Its super, super, boring and has a few points where I question the science. The 3d video effects are also broken so it doesn't look right and gave one person I was with a bit of a headache so they had to take the glasses off and lost the effect even more. My kids' favorite part was actually the park, but it wasn't that big and I'm sure you can find a lot of free parks at other places that are just as good or better. The second best part for the kids was a place outdoors where they have buried some bone casts and the kids can pretend to be discovering bones and digging them up. Honestly for me it wasn't worth the trip but some of my extended family hate hiking so this was the only thing their kids really wanted to do. However, if you're a kid that loves dinosaurs they'll love it. And if you're not paying you may enjoy it too. Now, the cafe is a different story. That place was fantastic and I would go there again just for the food without going to the museum. I saw a lot of other people eating there too that didn't go to the museum. It really deserves its own page on Yelp, but I can't seem to find one.

This is an excellent place to stop and let your kids explore. We have been through this area on road trips 3 times in the last year, and stopped to see the Moab Giants every time! The staff is friendly, and it was a special adventure to visit when it was covered in snow this last winter.

This museum, or attraction, has a lot of potential. There is much to be added here. The equipment is very new and updated and there's quite a bit for kids to play and see. However, it's overpriced. We paid over $130 for our (5 guest) 15 minutes. There's an outdoor walk, and "aquarium" with AR aquatic dinosaurs. The museum has just a few things to see, but some interactive features. We didn't see the theater. Maybe it'll grow in time, but for now it's overpriced for what it is.

We are an adult married couple with no children, and bought tickets not knowing what to expect. And we got a good laugh out of the entire experience. Dinosaur statues on a nice trail beneath red rock . . . and a herd of cows wandering through the exhibit. Ultimately, it's on par with any children's dinosaur exhibit, with a single exception: the paleo aquarium. Maybe we're kids at heart, but we both LOVED the aquarium - a virtual experience where you come face to face with extinct sea creatures. There is a very intense encounter with a megalodon, and parents should be warned that a number of children were quite scared by the experience, but the docent was very kind by allowing kids to leave before the experience started, at warning kids what to expect once the attraction was in progress, and reminding everyone that it was make-believe. Worth considering if you have small children who could be easily scared. I'd suggest the experience for kids age 8 and under, but in honesty, my husband and I had a great time.

This is a great little place to make a quick pits top for the kids. It is just a little ways from Moab city proper and is worth the price. The trails are sprinkled with dinosaurs and have information on where they were commonly found. The place has a small museum, a theater, a cafe, and a kids play area. You can find a $2 off coupon at the large visitors center just as you enter Moab city.