Time is ticking. Disney announced months ago that the changes planned for Disney’s Animal Kingdom would necessitate the closure of the entire DinoLand U.S.A. section of the theme park. Due to its imminent extinction, much of DinoLand has already closed. This is a friendly reminder that you now have less than two weeks left to enjoy the only remaining attraction.
DINOSAUR will be available until February 1, 2026. If you want to ride for the first (and last) time, or take one final ride for nostalgia, you need to head to Animal Kingdom soon. Once February 2nd hits, the attraction will be permanently closed.
I once heard this ride described as “a jeep ride through the woods”. It’s quite a bit more than that. DINOSAUR is a precarious journey back in time. With hairpin turns, sudden drops, loud noises, and darkness, prepare to meet a plethora of fearsome dinosaurs along the way. Will you find the Iguanodon and make it back to the present before meteors wipe out life on Earth? Are you gonna make it????
Speaking of imminent extinctions, February 1st is also the last day to dine at Restaurantosaurus and Restaurantosaurus Lounge, as well as shop at The Dino Institute Shop. As MouseHouseNews.net previously reported, all of these locations will be permanently closing to make way for the Tropical Americas land. For more information on major changes happening around Disney World, stay tuned to MouseHouseNews.net. We’ll see you real soon!
