Dinosaur Outpost, a premier family destination featuring immersive prehistoric experiences for all ages, welcomes a free-roaming robotic Ankylosaurus to its growing attractions. Dino Dog reflects Dinosaur Outpost’s commitment to expanding immersive, discovery-driven experiences across the property.

Powered by hidden robotic technology, the roaming dinosaur Dino Dog transports visitors back in time as they engage through petting, play and interaction.

“This addition reflects our ongoing effort to expand what a visit to Dinosaur Outpost can be,” said Dinosaur Outpost CEO Tim Clothier.

“We want every visit to feel active and engaging, with moments that invite guests to interact, explore and make new discoveries.”

The introduction of the mischievous companion aligns with Dinosaur Outpost’s efforts to create engaging attractions that mix entertainment, exploration and hands-on interaction.

By continually enhancing the guest experience, Dinosaur Outpost aims to provide new opportunities for attraction visitors to connect with the prehistoric world in memorable ways. For more information on Dinosaur Outpost, visit DinosaurOutpost.com. 

Located at 6569 S. Las Vegas Blvd. south of the Las Vegas Strip, Dinosaur Outpost is a popular family attractions in Southern Nevada. Designed to foster connection between parents and children, the experience allows families to learn and play together through hands-on, interactive dinosaur adventures.

Guests can meet baby dinosaurs, launch Brussels sprouts into their mouths, brush dino teeth and even ride atop Annie, the friendly Pachyrhinosaurus. Parents and kids alike will enjoy digging for fossils, racing pedal cars beside a rumbling volcano and exploring prehistoric-themed environments together.

Dinosaur Outpost is a Certified Autism Center, providing every guest, including autistic, sensory-sensitive individuals and families with a fun experience that is supportive and welcoming. Dinosaur Outpost is located at Town Square Las Vegas.