Dinosaurs

From mini-golf with roaring animatronics to sprawling parks filled with life-sized replicas, there's plenty to keep dino-lovers entertained this summer in New England.

Life-size dinosaurs in Augusta? Count me in!

If you've got kids who love dinosaurs, you're going to love this amazing show coming to Maine.

One of Maine's most popular courses is about to open for the season. The dinosaur-themed course has been a huge hit since opening in 2019.

Dinosaur Footprints in Holyoke, Massachusetts, has over 100 fossilized footprints left there 200 million years ago from four different types of dinosaurs.

One of Maine's newer courses is about to open for the season. The dinosaur-themed course has been a huge hit since opening in 2019.

Just three hours away, dinosaurs await...

Dinosaurs still roam the Earth. You can hang out with dinosaurs for the day at Raptor Falls in Arundel, ME.

The Dinosaur Place at Nature's Art Village in Montville, Connecticut offers so much more than your average activities for the dino-loving kiddos in your life.

They will be open from 10am to 9pm that day. Their future hours for the 2021 season are coming soon.

It's gonna be kinda freaky having life-like dinosaurs moving their heads around and roaring at at us as we try and make our shots. Sounds like a major blast to us! The place to do just that is at Raptor Falls in Arundel, Maine.

Sure Disney has some greats, but what about the other guys?!

A new mini-golf course in Maine will feature breathing, roaring and almost living dinosaurs in their prehistoric putt-putt