Pangaea in Scottsdale brings dinosaurs to life with animatronics, guided fossil talks, and hands-on activities for kids. Plan a 30–90 minute visit, download the companion app, and arrive for scheduled demos to get the most from the experience.
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Step through the glass doors and the room changes scale: animatronic tails sway, a low rumble suggests a distant stampede, and the air holds the dry warmth of the Sonoran edge beyond the building. Pangaea — Land of the Dinosaurs in Scottsdale stages prehistoric life at human scale, inviting visitors to move from exhibit to exhibit like a field team charting the past.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30–90 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for visitors of all fitness levels; mostly slow walking and standing
Wildlife
History
Exhibits tie regional geology to larger Mesozoic narratives, using local rock and fossil examples to explain how the Southwest's landscape preserved ancient life.
Conservation
Educational programs emphasize careful fossil handling and the legal protections for paleontological sites; visitors are encouraged to respect displays and local desert habitats when exploring nearby parks.
Reserve your spot on the General Admission to Pangaea Land of the Dinosaurs today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book with confidence—check dates
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Download the Pangaea app
The app expands exhibits with augmented content and maps for self-guided learning during your visit.
Arrive for a presentation
Timed fossil talks and guided tours deepen the experience—arrive 10–15 minutes early to secure seating.
Accessibility and strollers
The site is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible, but narrow exhibit areas can be busy—use a compact stroller if possible.
Comfortable walking shoes
Closed-toe, comfortable shoes make viewing displays and standing during talks easier.
Smartphone with Pangaea app
Unlock supplemental content, maps, and interactive elements to enhance exhibits.
Light jacket or layer
Indoor AC can be cool compared with Arizona heat outside—carry a light layer for comfort.
summer
Camera or phone with extra battery
Dinosaur models and demonstrations are photo-worthy; extra power keeps you shooting through the visit.