Jurassic World The Experience at Asiatique Thailand – Book Now

Ever imagined what it’s like to stand face-to-face with a T-rex? 

We didn’t. But only until we found ourselves doing exactly that at Jurassic World: The Experience! Located at Asiatique The Riverfront, this isn’t just another exhibition; it’s an immersive adventure brought to life. Whether you’ve loved the Jurassic movies for years or are just curious about dinosaurs, Jurassic World: The Experience is one adventure you simply can’t miss

What is Jurassic World: The Experience?

Let’s start with the basics: Jurassic World: The Experience in Bangkok is a massive, immersive dinosaur exhibition that takes over more than 6,000 m² of Asiatique. From the moment we walked through the iconic Jurassic World gates, we were transported to Isla Nublar—fog, roars, and all. With stunning animatronics and hyper-realistic scenes, it’s more than a display—it’s a story we got to walk through. We honestly felt like we had been cast in our own dinosaur movie (and we’d totally watch it again).

Did you know? The original Jurassic Park (1993) used just 15 minutes of dinosaur footage, but it redefined how we imagine dinosaurs forever. Now, you get to be part of that legacy.

Key Attractions: Animatronic, Zones, and Interactive Areas

Here’s where the magic happens. The Jurassic World: The Experience is divided into cinematic-style zones, each one designed to transport you deeper into the world of Jurassic Park. Every section feels like a movie set, just with more roars.

1. Origins of Wonder Zone

We were greeted by towering LED screens and a dazzling soundscape that introduced us to the island’s backstory. The moment we entered, we felt like park visitors in the actual Jurassic World. This grand hall sets the tone, mirroring the awe of seeing the park come alive on screen for the first time.

2. Arrival at Isla Nublar Zone

Walking through the gates with the theme music in our heads, we felt chills. The dense jungle, towering doors, and atmospheric lighting were straight out of a Spielberg set.

3. A Close Encounter with Giants Zone

This was a jaw-dropper. A life-sized Brachiosaurus moved gracefully through misty treetops, and we caught another dinosaur joining the feeding moment. It felt like the scene from the first film where Dr. Grant sees a dinosaur for the first time.

4. The Petting Zoo Zone

We couldn’t stop smiling. Baby dinosaurs roamed freely—nudging, nuzzling, and being absolutely adorable. One baby triceratops tried headbutting the fence (don’t worry, he was harmless). Kids around us were giggling, and honestly, so were we. In Jurassic World (2015), the Petting Zoo is a highlight for park guests, and it feels just as magical here.

5. Predator Pavilion Zone

This zone cranked up the tension. Animatronic Velociraptors lurked, hissed, and stared you down with piercing yellow eyes. If you’ve seen Jurassic World, you know these guys mean business. Being this close felt like we were handlers—without the safety of Owen Grady’s clicker.

6. Observation Deck Zone

We boarded a moving platform into a dense jungle area, only to realize Indominus Rex was lurking nearby. When the lights flickered and her roar boomed through the trees, we almost forgot it wasn’t real.

7. A Fight for Survival Zone

Utility tunnels, red flashing lights, echoing footsteps—this was one of the most thrilling parts of the journey. A sudden Carnotaurus charge? We ran.

8. Lost in the Jungle Zone

This one hit our nostalgia button. Overgrown foliage, a wrecked Jeep, and the broken Jurassic Park sign brought The Lost World to life. Then a Dilophosaurus made a dramatic entrance—frills extended.

9. Caged Up Zone

We looked up and saw silhouettes soaring above. A massive Pteranodon glided through the fog, while a curious Stygimoloch approached with a loud snort. The enclosure felt alive.

10. The Final Escape Zone

We thought it was over—until alarms started blaring. A T-rex stomped closer. We dashed toward the exit as the doors slid shut behind us. Pure movie magic.

Refuge - At Last Zone

Soft lighting, gentle music, and the quiet after chaos. We had survived. This final section gave us a moment to reflect on the epic journey.

Jurassic World Retail Store & Hatch Dome

Before heading out, we popped into the Retail Store—packed with dino gear, plushies, and even a replica of the T-rex skull. Right next door, the Hatch Dome took us through a stunning 4D sustainability experience. The visuals were immersive, and the message of conservation added depth to the whole visit.

Fossil & Flame Restaurant

This wasn’t just a snack stop. Inspired by the Jurassic World universe, the Fossil & Flame Restaurant served dino-themed meals in a setting that felt like a research outpost meets jungle café. We loved the attention to detail—right down to the menu design.

Where and When to Visit in Bangkok

You’ll find Jurassic World: The Experience at Asiatique, running from 8 August 2025 and open daily from 11:00–22:00. It’s one of the top immersive experiences in Bangkok for movie fans and families alike.

How to get there:

Take the BTS to Saphan Taksin Station, exit at Gate 3, and hop on the free shuttle boat. Boats run every 25–30 minutes and drop you right at Asiatique. You can also grab the free van from the same BTS station. The riverside ride adds a magical touch before your adventure begins.

Perfect for Families: Activities for Kids and Adults

Don’t think this is just for kids. We went in expecting to snap a few pics and left with a full heart (and a phone full of videos). Every zone balances thrill and fun. The baby dinos, the jump scares, the cinematic build-up—everything felt designed to bring out the inner child in everyone.

Even the maps and signs are designed like Jurassic Park props. You’re not just visiting, you’re part of the story.

Tickets, Packages, and What’s Included

Tickets are priced based on your time of visit:

Weekdays before 16:00:

• Kids (3–10 years): THB 579
• Adults (11+ years): THB 769

Weekdays after 16:00, weekends, and holidays:

• Kids (3–10 years): THB 789
• Adults (11+ years): THB 989

Children under 3 enter free, but must be accompanied by an adult. Each visit lasts around 60–90 minutes.

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Tips for Visiting: Best Times, What to Bring, and Accessibility Info

Plan your visit for weekdays if you prefer fewer crowds and a more relaxed pace. As the exhibition includes fog effects, dramatic soundscapes, and lighting changes, we recommend wearing comfy shoes and being prepared for an atmospheric environment. The exhibit is wheelchair accessible, and strollers may need to be parked outside certain zones.

Food and drinks aren't allowed inside the exhibit itself, but Asiatique has plenty of spots nearby to grab a meal before or after your adventure.

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