My daughter has always loved dinosaurs. I think it's because I showed her Jurassic Park at a young age. You'd think it would have terrified her but no, I think she had mad respect for the t-rex in the movie, and the raptor who was a "clever girl."
When we visit Walt Disney World, we always head to Disney Springs to shop and get something to eat. We had never been to the restaurant T-Rex before, so we decided to check it out. I do recommend making a reservation, but some people were able to make same day reservations while we were there. You can have lunch or dinner.
T-Rex, for those who don't know, is basically like the Rainforest Cafe in the sense that a meteor shower hits every 15 minutes or so, which is a bit morbid, but ya know...at the Rainforest Cafe it's just a thunderstorm, but T-Rex has animatronic dinosaurs, wooly mammoths, and different rooms to dine in.
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There is certainly a lot to see. If you prefer quiet, this is not the spot for you.
We liked seeing all the dinosaurs:
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The menu has things like burgers, sandwiches, pastas, nachos, fun drinks, etc:
I can't remember what our room was called, but it was neat:
Yes, we might have gotten a drink in the dinosaur cup:
I ordered something from the appetizer section. I forget what it was called, but it was tasty:
Tommy got fish & chips which he said were delicious, and Natalie ordered from the kids section because she eats like a bird at times. This was the chicken strip meal, and I thought it was cute taht it came on a dino plate:
There's also a dinosaur store on the way out where you can create your own stuffed dino. It's set up like Build A Bear. Plus there are other dino related gifts. If you just want to check out the store and not dine, you're able to do so.
Would we return? Yes! It was a fun experience and we're hoping to get into the glacier room at one point. That room would light up in different colors and it just seemed like an exciting spot to dine.
If you want to make reservations at Disney Springs or check out the menu, click here.
Have you ever eaten at T-Rex before?
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Never eaten there but then I am in Australia, I also love dinosaurs and when he was younger so did my grandson Sam and would love to visit this place, but it aint going to happen
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun place to eat!! I feel like this would be more of an experience, rather than just a meal. My kids would love the fact that it's themed around dinosaurs, and the irony of the meteor shower every 15 minutes would not escape them, lol! How were the prices -- was it worth the cost?
ReplyDeleteI used to love the Rainforest Cafe. This looks so cool! I will have to check it out!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is this, I bet my kids and grandkids would love this. The food looks like it is so delicious. I bet you had a great time and I love the images.
ReplyDeleteA healthy family activity! Nice to see there are still many parents who actively take the time to bond with kids in this hectic and fast-paced world.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a cool place to visit! All of the pictures above are pretty cool looking and even the food looks yummy! Looks like a great p[lace for the family to visit!
ReplyDeleteThe dishes look delicious and that plush dino back-pack is too cute!
ReplyDeleteT-Rex sounds like a great place to visit. My would love it as he really loves dinosaurs. The appetiser you got looks yummy. Love the back pack.
ReplyDeleteI love dinosaurs too and this place looks lovely, the food is just yum.
ReplyDeletewow! This place looks like a museum! I would like to have dinner in a place like this!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! My son would love this place for sure! It looks so much fun!
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