Walking With Dinosaurs: The Arena Spectacular Reviews


Newest Review: ... be moved to represent the moving of tectonic plates in the Earth's crusts. Around the stage entrance there are huge dinosaur teeth as though the robots are entering through a mouth. As the show progresses, there are inflatable plants around the arena edge which unfold as the story progresses adding a real 'wow' factor when the set is brought to life before your very eyes like watching many years pass by in a matter of seconds. The show is divided into two acts, covering two different periods in the history of the creatures, with the animals appearing getting larger and more impressive as we go through the herbivores until we reach the c... more
Customer Walking With Dinosaurs: The Arena Spectacular Reviews (3)

by - written on 02/04/13 (Very useful, 126 readings)
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As an Easter treat I decided to buy tickets to the Arena show, Walking with Dinosaurs. The show has just opened for a UK tour in Sheffield, and is about to move to various arenas across the country between now and the end of May. My children are both rather interested in dinosaurs. They have seen skeletons in the Natural History Museum in London and watching the film Jurassic Park, so I thought they would really enjoy the chance to see the animatronic versions that are featured in this show. Based upon the BBC show Walking with Dinosaurs, this show provides a stunning visual and audio experience, but also provides an insight into the history of ... Read the complete review

by - written on 26/04/10 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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I was always attracted to dinosaurs, even as a kid I was always buying dinosaur magazines and books so when I found out that Walking With Dinosaurs live show will be touring Europe, I could not have been happier, well I was even happier when I found out that the show will spot just 30min car drive from my home. Tickets were a bit expensive coming close to 40Euro (40ish pounds) for a middle "class" ticket but this is not a thing you get to see every day so I can easily say that even if the price was twice that much I would pay it. The show itself has a great educational as well as entertainment value. You get to know the time in which the ... Read the complete review

by - written on 12/11/09 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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Back in March whilst looking online for some tickets for a concert I saw there was going to be a walking with dinosaur's arena tour. I have never seen the program and am not a fan based on that, but I love dinosaurs and thought this would be amazing. It was being marketed as, a hands on experience with the creatures that have been extinct for such a long time. The tickets were £56.00 per adult including taxes and service charges. Although this is pricey we were prepared to pay for it. We eventually got tickets at Wembley arena rather than the O2 as I found 2nd row centre seats. I was sold and very excited. Wembley is actually more convenient for ... Read the complete review
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