By Kat Romero

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Save a third on tickets, you say? (Picture: Metro/Jurassic World: The Experience/Getty)

Dinosaurs may be long extinct, but a visit to Jurassic World: The Experience at Battersea Power Station feels so close to the real thing.

The event has become one of the hottest tickets in London, welcoming over 180,000 visitors since its launch in the spring and prompting an extended run until January 4th, 2026, due to its popularity.

And this autumn, you can grab tickets for a third off. Talk about a dino-mite deal…

Midweek tickets now start from just £18 for kids and £23 for adults, slashing a third off the standard price. Students can also save big, with 35% off weekday tickets when you show a valid student ID at the box office.

Tickets to Jurassic World: The ExperienceBuy Now from £23.95

The experience, created by NEON, has ten immersive zones to discover, all bringing the 1993 blockbuster to life. Hop on the ferry to the Isla Nubar and walk through the iconic gates, where you’ll instantly be transported into a prehistoric land.

Get up close and personal with the Velociraptors, and meet a Carnotaurus, which was a creature with devil-like horns above its eyes that could run even faster than T. rex.

Speaking of T. rex, the famous carnivorous predator is also waiting to greet you with its famous roar and sparkling gnashers.

You’re kids are going to LOVE this! (Picture: Metro/Jurassic World: The Experience)

There are plenty of gentler attractions for young children or grown adults needing a little wind-down after a run-in with a Carnotaurus and T. rex…

You can take selfies with adorable baby dinosaurs, including Baby Raptor, Camp Cretaceous, and Baby Bumpy. Make sure you meet the park’s brand-new Parasaurolophus babies, created by the expert geneticists.

Walk beneath a towering Brachiosaurus, or explore the lab of genetic development, learning how to extract DNA from mosquitoes trapped in amber.

Now this is our idea, of the perfect day out. (Picture: Metro/Jurassic World: The Experience)

Or why not dive into the adventure with a life-size gyrosphere display? You can also roll up your sleeves to discover fascinating fossils and hidden secrets buried under the dirt at the interactive Dig Site.

Visitors are also spoilt for choice with the location at Battersea Power Station, with the tube station a stone’s throw away, and Sloane Square, Victoria, and Vauxhall tube stations all within walking distance.

Battersea Power Station also has its own Uber Boat by Thames Clippers pier and is just a 15-minute ride from Embankment, so you can make your way on water.

Plus, you’ve also got a huge array of shops, restaurants, bars, parks, and historical spaces nearby, so you can really make a day of it.

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