NJ Dinosaur Attraction Closes, Offers Massive Animatronics for Sale

Field Station Dinosaurs Closing in Leonia

• 🦖 Field Station Dinosaurs, a beloved New Jersey attraction in Leonia, is closing after 14 years of operation.
• 💡 The park used the story and science of dinosaurs to teach children lessons about the world, including the scientific method and the difference between herbivores and carnivores.
• 🎯 Over 1.5 million visitors have experienced the attraction since it opened.

Animatronic Dinosaurs Available for Purchase

• 💰 More than 30 robotic dinosaurs, each the actual size of the creatures they represent, are now for sale.
• ⚠️ Potential buyers need to have significant space, such as a large yard, to display these massive animatronic figures.
• 🏛️ The park has received numerous calls from institutions, including zoos and museums, interested in acquiring the collection.

Mission Continues Beyond Physical Location

• 🌱 While the Leonia location is closing, Field Station Dinosaurs aims to continue its mission of educating about prehistoric life.
• 🏫 Plans are in motion to adapt programming, music, and other beloved elements for schools, museums, and libraries.

Final Days and Fond Memories

• 🎉 Leading up to its closure, the park is hosting special events like "Dogs and Dinosaurs" and "Dinosaurs After Dark."
• 😢 Staff and visitors reflect on the many smiling faces and fond memories created at the attraction.
• 🗓️ The final day for Field Station Dinosaurs in Leonia is November 9th.