A dinosaur theme park on Gil Puyat Avenue in the Clark Freeport Zone, commonly called "Dinos" by local Koreans. Its Korean spelling on Google Maps is "디노사어스 아일랜드" (Dinosaurs Island). It is located inside the Clark Land complex on the Mabalacat side, and it's a family outing spot that brings together a variety of indoor and outdoor attractions centered on life-size animatronic dinosaurs that move and roar.
Besides the dinosaur zone, there is Insectlandia with giant insects, the Jurassic Jungle Safari where you ride a jeep along forest trails, a 7D Super Screen, a Fossil Garden, a Wonders of the World exhibit, the Unearthed Museum, and a picnic ground. There is also a show where dinosaurs dance (Dino World of Fun) and an insect show at Insectlandia. Several reviews say that adults enjoyed it and laughed along with the kids. One review says the T. rex feeding experience corner was memorable, and another says the deep forest shade made it comfortable to walk between zones.
Many reviews from families with young children say their kids had a great time, and one review says an adult who loves Jurassic Park was also satisfied. Several reviews also mention that the staff and guides are friendly and offer to take family photos on their own initiative. On the other hand, quite a few reviews complain that the models are dusty or worn and poorly maintained. One review says they were charged for photos they hadn't chosen at the photo booth, so it's best to clearly select only the photos you want.
According to the popular times on Google Maps, Saturdays and Sundays are the busiest. On Sundays it is especially crowded around 4 p.m., and on Saturdays around 11 a.m. to noon and around 4 p.m., while Mondays and Tuesdays are relatively quiet. There are several complaints that on days when school field trip groups crowd in, the line to enter the shows lasted for hours, and one review says it was relaxed when they visited on a weekday. One review says some attractions charge separately, so check first what the ticket includes. Many reviews say it's hot outdoors, so bring an umbrella, a hat, and a hand fan, and one review also recommends bringing mosquito repellent. One review says the show venue is loud, which may be hard on children who are sensitive to noise.
According to Google Maps, there is free parking and free street parking, and the parking lot, entrance, restrooms, and seating are all wheelchair accessible. Inquiries can be made through Facebook or the website.
Information checked: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Facebook reviews, and YouTube videos). Prices and operating attractions may change, so please check before you visit.
