Dinosaurs set to run amok in Grand Central this holidays
DINOSAURS will roam the halls of Grand Central this school holidays as Jurassic World comes to town.
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DINOSAURS will roam the halls of Grand Central this school holidays as Jurassic World comes to town.
Grand Central marketing manager Marieke Bridgeman said the display would be in the centre from April 5-18.
"Explore the centre to find all four pods of life-like dinosaurs, including the king of them all - Tyrannosaurus Rex! You'll also find crowd favourite Triceratops, as well as Styracaceous and Dimetrodon," she said.
The four dinosaur pods will be located outside Kmart on Ground Level, outside H&M on Level 1, and outside Big W and Coles on Level 2.
Grand Central will even have their very own "blue" who will roam the centre daily from 11am - 2pm looking for tasty morsels.
Ms Bridgeman also said there would be a Craft Village in Centre Court, where children can immerse themselves in the land of dinosaurs and create something different each week.
"We'll also have some dinosaurs in Centre Court - Allosaurus, a small Stegosaurus, and Compsognathus," she said.
When customers spend $30 or more in a single transaction at any Grand Central retailer during the promotional period, they can drop in to the Customer Service desk on Level 1 outside Mecca Maxima to collect a dinosaur book or puzzle for the kids thanks to QBD Grand Central.
For more information on Grand Central events, visit here.
Originally published as Dinosaurs set to run amok in Grand Central this holidays
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