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Dino Weeks at ZooParc Overloon
October 3 through November 1, 2026
Something is moving among the trees at ZooParc Overloon. During Dino Weeks, moving and roaring dinosaurs appear among today’s animals. As you go on an expedition through the park, you’ll keep running into them. The only question is: how close do you dare to get?
Online tickets now with a €5.50 discount! Order your tickets for €19.50 per person.
Experience Dino WeeksMeet the dinosaurs of the past and the animals of today
Discover more than 20 dinosaurs and 80 animal species
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Dino Meet & Greets
Meet the friendly Dino Ranger with his curious baby dino, and watch out for the roaming dinosaur causing trouble in the park. Do you dare to meet them both?
Dates:
The meet-and-greets will take place on October 3 and 4, October 10 and 11, October 17 through 25 (fall break), and October 31 and November 1.
Times:
11:00 AM–11:30 AM: Ranger with baby dino at Bush Bites
12:00 PM – 12:30 PM: Walking dino at Headquarters
1:00 PM – 1:30 PM: Ranger with baby dino at Bush Bites
2:00 PM – 2:30 PM: Walking dino at Headquarters
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Play, climb, and go on an adventure
At ZooParc, there’s plenty of space to play. Follow the adventure trails past the park’s surprising nooks and crannies, or let the kids go wild in one of the playgrounds, where they can climb, slide, and explore.
Several playgrounds scattered throughout the park
Adventure trails between the animal enclosures and the dinosaurs
Plenty of rest stops for parents/guardians along the way
Online tickets with a €5.50 discount
Do you dare to get up close? Book your tickets online and pay just €19.50 per person throughout the Dino Weeks.
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Spot the animals in action
During the feeding shows, you’ll see animals up close, hear fun facts from the keepers, and make your visit even more special. You can watch, among other things:
🍃 Capybaras - munching on their favorite snacks while the zookeeper tells stories.
🥩 Lions - showing off their strength during feeding time, while you watch them up close.
🌿 Giraffes - are fed branches up close by the zookeeper.
Useful information for your visit
Frequently Asked Questions
From October 3 through November 1, 2026.
Visitors can discover moving and roaring dinosaurs, meet a ranger with a baby dinosaur, and encounter a roaming dinosaur robot. In addition, visitors can discover more than 80 animal species, follow adventure trails, play, and attend feeding presentations.
No, Dino Weeks are included with your regular admission ticket.
Yes, although the moving and roaring dinosaurs may be a bit scary for the very youngest children.
On average, 3 to 4 hours.
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