Raptor Contraptor
A spinning, swinging contraption that twists and tilts through the trees of Discovery Land. Hold tight. Raptors don’t do gentle.
What to Expect
The Raptor Contraptor spins, swings and tilts its way around Discovery Land for a proper dose of dino-powered dizziness.
It’s a firm favourite with bigger kids who like their adventures with a bit of a kick: quick, giddy and over far too soon.
- A spinning, swinging contraption full of giddy laughs
- Right in the heart of Discovery Land
- A firm favourite with bigger kids
Love it here? Go annual
Becoming a regular? A ROARR! Annual Pass quickly works out cheaper than paying by the day and includes unlimited visits all year, plus pass-holder perks that save you even more money.
- Unlimited visits all year
- Pays for itself in just four visits!
- Pass-holder perks throughout the season
FAQs
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Where can we get hot food?
Dippy’s Pizza & Fries at the top of the park serves pizza and loaded fries every park day, with hot food also available at the front of Dinomite. At the bottom of the park, Nautilus fries fresh fish & chips and the Best Kids Cafe Ever opens through the summer holidays. See our Food & Drink page for the full line-up.
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What food and drink is available?
There are numerous food and drink outlets across the park serving hot meals, snacks, ice cream, and drinks. See our Food & Drink page for what’s available and where to find it.
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Where’s the quickest coffee or snack stop?
Raz’s Coffee Stop at the Snack Shack and the Dinomite Café both serve freshly ground coffee at the top of the park. Down at the bottom, the Tuck Shop covers cold drinks and snacks on peak days.
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Can we bring a picnic?
Absolutely! Picnics are very welcome. Bring your own food and enjoy it in our picnic areas, including Dippy’s Indoor Picnic Area and the Cretaceous Cavern undercover space: great options if the weather turns.
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Where do we go for something sweet?
Paris’ Doughnuts at the Snack Shack, the Ice Cream Parlour next to Dippy’s Pizza & Fries (seasonal and weather-dependent), or the Tuck Shop’s confectionery at the bottom of the park.
