A family-focused Halloween festival inside Dinosaur World with 100,000+ lights, a spooky train ride, trick-or-treat stations, a Halloween market, and kid-friendly scares. Plan for a 2–3 hour evening visit; mobile vouchers are required at entry.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
Step through the gate as night falls and a hundred thousand lights throw long shadows across life-size dinosaur skeletons and animatronics. The air carries laughter, the crunch of gravel under family feet, and the occasional rumble of a spooky train winding through giant ferns and carved rock outcrops. Jurassic Haunt converts Dinosaur World’s daylight wonderland into a playful, slightly eerie evening designed for kids and adults alike.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Light walking; suitable for all fitness levels including strollers and wheelchairs
Wildlife
History
Dinosaur World began as an interactive roadside attraction celebrating paleontology through large-scale models and educational signage rather than local fossil finds.
Conservation
The park emphasizes low-impact interaction with displays; visitors are asked to stay on paths and not climb models to preserve exhibits and reduce habitat disturbance.
Reserve your spot on the Jurassic Haunt at Dinosaur World today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring proof of your mobile/paper voucher
Tickets are mobile or paper—present the voucher at the entrance to redeem admission.
Wear comfortable, flat shoes
Pathways are paved but long; comfortable footwear keeps kids and adults moving between displays and the train.
Arrive early for shorter lines
Peak family hours fill quickly—arrive at or before listed start time to maximize activities within 2–3 hours.
Pack a small flashlight or use your phone
Even paved areas can have darker corners; a light helps with footing and photo framing after sunset.
Comfortable walking shoes
Provides traction and comfort on paved paths during a multi-hour evening visit.
Light jacket or layer
Florida nights can cool in autumn—bring a layer for comfort after sunset.
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Phone with camera and battery pack
For photos, e-ticket access, and using maps or event schedules.
Small backpack or tote
Holds treats, water, and extras without hindering movement through exhibits.