Land of the Dinosaurs

Land of the Dinosaurs Introduction

The Land of the Dinosaurs is an interactive exhibition in your town. Fill the empty stands with prehistoric reptiles and earn rewards for having the full ensemble.

Requires level 71 and 7,500 coins to restore. It's the 3rd upgradeable decoration added to the game.

"Have you ever thought about opening a dinosaur exhibit? It could make a fantastic set for a movie! Just imagine: scientists clone a T-rex, and then a superhero saves the world…"

The movie director's introduction "The Land of the Dinosaurs is a cool interactive exhibition for your town! Let's buy the first reptile and see what it can do. Fill the stands of the interactive exhibit with animated dinosaurs. The new decoration will pretty up your town."

So fierce! Five more to go and we'll have a real prehistoric park. Fill the stands of the exhibition with animated dinosaurs.

Completing the Land of the Dinosaurs

Completing the Land of the Dinosaurs requires: 1,000,000 coins, and 182 goods including:

Amount	Image	Good	Dinosaur
41		Plastic	Velociraptor, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Ankylosaurus
14		Cotton Fabric	Velociraptor
62		Rubber	Pterodactyl, Tyrannosaurus, Ankylosaurus
15		Silk Fabric	Pterodactyl
14		Glue	Tyrannosaurus, Triceratops
18		Paper	Stegosaurus
18		Yarn	Ankylosaurus

Land of the Dinosaurs Completed

"Movie studios all dream about sets like this one! Here's the payment for letting us shoot there. You'll also see your name in the credits."

Information	Profile Picture
The new decoration will pretty up your town and having the full ensemble will earn you a total of 15,400 experience and unlock a Profile Picture.

Land of the Dinosaurs

Dinosaur	Description	Goods Needed	Cost to Build	Xp Received
Velociraptors	While paleontologists still argue about whether these reptiles had feathers, they all agree that they were the smartest dinosaurs of all.	9 Plastic 14 Cotton Fabric	90,000	2,513
Pterodactyl	These dinosaurs couldn't walk, so they had to live in tall trees. Like bats, they slept with their head down and could easily spread wings to fly if they fell.	15 Rubber 15 Silk Fabric	110,000	2,527
Tyrannosaurus	These reptiles had keen senses and could feel the slightest vibrations. Also, their tiny arms, despite looking useless, were strong enough to hold their prey.	23 Rubber 8 Glue	250,000	2,625
Stegosaurus	Very large and heavily built, these dinosaurs also had a so-called "second brain" in their tail to keep them safe from predators.	21 Plastic 18 Paper	210,000	2,597
Triceratops	These reptiles recognized each other by their unique frills. They could also recognize age by the direction of their horns: backward was typical for juveniles.	11 Plastic 6 Glue	180,000	2,576
Ankylosaurus	Even the eye sockets of these dinosaurs were covered in armor. They also had fierce spikes, boney knobs, and a tail club that made them practically invincible.	24 Rubber 18 Yarn	160,000	2,562