In Europe, tourists flock to Disneyland Paris. Its visitors will not fail to discover soon its next zones. But in France, other parks are also worth a look. And in the north of France, a dinosaur amusement park will soon open its doors.
An imminent opening
The Dino Parc of Fort-Louis, in Coudekerque-Branche, in the Nord department, has been trying to open its doors for almost a year. And after months tarnished by delivery delays and storm Eunice, this park dedicated to dinosaurs will open in June. On the program: about fifteen dinosaurs, immersive scenography, artificial pond, Hollywood music and remains of destroyed enclosures, information panels and even an archaeological dig. Content that is sure to attract fans of these majestic creatures that walked the soil of our planet until 66 million years ago.
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A park that will not fail to expand later with, eventually, no less than 25 dinosaurs. Visitors will still be able to enjoy a dose of freshness with a predominant nature and marked trails with wooden bridges or rope barriers. To discover this Dino Park, two routes are offered to visitors: one in an electric cart and the other on foot, while playing disc golf, a discipline which consists of throwing a flying disc towards targets. To spice up your journey, and help you discover period fauna, these targets are positioned near places of interest in the park, whether it’s a dinosaur or a tunnel in which paintings are found. Lascaux-style cave paintings.
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For this park to be born, approximately 500,000 have been spent. Don’t worry, the town hall has made sure that the entrance fee is affordable. Thus, you will have to spend the modest sum of 5e to obtain your entry ticket. And if you are interested in both courses, know that a special rate should allow you to participate in the course by cart and on foot. As a reminder, the Dino Parc of Fort-Louis, in Coudekerque-Branche, opens its doors next June. Don’t hesitate to take a look if you want to discover the park’s resin dinosaurs, and learn more about these creatures via the information panels.
