When it comes to seeing dinosaurs, Texas is the place to go. If you're looking for tons of dinosaur fun, you'll want to stop by Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary. Life-sized dinos will be coming to the metroplex now until Febuary 17. One of the most prominent inhabitants of the museum will be a 46 foot tall T-Rex that actually moves. The dinosaurs will be spread out throughout the park, so you never know when they might pop up on you. There will be photo stations set up for that perfect Instagram moment that will make it look like you've stepped into Jurrasic Park. View this post on Instagram Saturday’s with family are hard to beat. Adventure is out there! #newfavoriteplace #owentyleradventures A post shared by demwhitt (@demwhitt) on Nov 9, 2019 at 7:35pm PST Along with all the awesome dinos, there will also be fossil digs you can take part in. There will be trailers for visitors to enjoy, all filled with dinosaurs! You never know what new creature you might run into. With 289 acres to explore, there is no limit to the amount of exploration you can do here. The massive creatures move and roar but don't worry, they can't actually chase anyone around (at least that we know of). There are some dinos that are willing to hold still for photos which is just a nice added touch. The new exhibit is included in the museum's general admission. View this post on Instagram Hanging out with bae today. 💕 A post shared by Lauren Albanese ✦ (@luealby) on Oct 12, 2019 at 9:33am PDT You'll have plenty of time to check out the exhibit as it runs through February of 2020. The massive museum is outdoors, so we suggest bundling up before heading out as these cold Texas winters can get kind of crazy. No matter when you decide to go, you'll surely have a roaring good time. For more fun in the city, you can stop the Dallas Zoo for an adult-only night filled with holiday lights. View this post on Instagram Wild Dinosaurs of Texas! A post shared by Zack (@zmas) on Oct 5, 2019 at 9:32am PDT Life-Sized Dinos Price: $12 When: Now - February 17, 2020 Address: 1 Nature Place McKinney, Texas Why You Need To Go: You can see life-sized versions of these massive creatures this winter. Website
