Dino Day
When? 14 February 2026
Where? Weymouth
Attention, Dino Fans!
Get ready for a ROAR-some adventure! On February 14th, real-life dinosaurs are coming to town with their rangers.
10:00 AM – Watch out! These dinosaurs might get loose and roam the streets upon their arrival outside the White Hart on New Bond Street. Their handlers aren’t very good at taming them, so keep an eye out for the T-Rex, Raptor, and Allosaurus, and help the Rangers if you can.
12:30 PM – Join the dinosaurs before the "Dino Run" warm-up on the beach, where hundreds of dinosaurs of all ages will appear, and visitors might even have the chance to dress up as one.
2:00–4:00 PM – St. Thomas Street and New Bond Street – If they can’t be tamed, the dinosaurs will make appearances here.
Don’t miss this Dino-mite event!
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