VIA Dino Discovery

VIA Dino Discovery is a new educational entertainment park that opened in late July located at 93 W Campbell Rd, Schenectady, NY 12306. A joint venture of Via-Port USA and Dinoscapes, VIA Dino Discovery features 12 interactive exhibits and animatronic replicas. The most popular exhibit is a life-sized T-Rex. Visitors can also experience other prehistoric exhibits like the MMNS Paleontology Collection.

The museum has several hands-on displays, including a life-size Allosaurus skeleton and Triceratops and Apatosaurus. There are also fossil exhibits and an interactive fossil lab. The prehistoric exhibits include the partial skeleton of a 21,000-year-old mammoth, an advanced carnivore. The park also features a dinosaur track museum and a Navajo-style petroglyph display.

The museum includes a T-Rex and Brontosaurus skeleton, a sculptural park, picnic grounds, and geological and anthropological collections. The museum also includes an exhibit of Early Cretaceous fossils. The fossils date back about 110 million years and can be seen in the park’s lobby. The park features over a dozen full-size dinosaurs.

The museum is also home to a complete skeleton of the Allosaurus. It is open everyday but closed on Christmas. The park is located on the Purgatoire River and is the oldest dinosaur quarry in the U.S. The park will also feature a visitors center and a Stegosaurus skeleton. It is said that the dinosaur left footprints along the river and was followed by a group of animals that included an Iguanodon, Coelurus, Apatosaurus, and Triceratops.

The museum also has a pterosaur skeleton and a museum with life-size dinosaurs. The park also has an extensive fossil collection and picnic grounds. Aside from dinosaur tracks, it is home to an Allosaurus skeleton and many other types of fossils. You will have the opportunity to learn about the world’s rich history at the museum’s interactive exhibits.

There are over a dozen dinosaur models at VIA Dino Discovery Clifton Park. One of the best-known dinosaurs is the Allosaurus, which is 150 feet long and 65 feet tall. The museum also has a small museum and fossils of Ichthyosaurus and Stegosaurus, among others. It is also home to a renowned skeleton of an Allosaurus. Read this.

The Museum’s Age of Reptiles exhibit includes a robotic Triceratops and smaller dinosaur models. There are guided tours of the Burke Museum and a view of the tracks of dinosaurs. Its collections contain more than 3 million fossil specimens. The museum is home to some of the world’s largest meat-eating theropod dinosaurs. A visit to this museum will certainly inspire children to learn about the evolution of the world’s animals and its impact on our environment.

 

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