Fifteen life-sized dinosaurs are coming to Resorts World Sentosa from 3 to 6 December 2026. The immersive live theatrical show, Dinosaur Odyssey Singapore, will bring audiences unusually close to moving, breathing creatures, including a 12-metre-long Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Resorts World Convention Centre will host the first large-scale indoor DINO-A-LIVE production staged outside Japan. Audiences will remain seated throughout the approximately 70-minute show as dinosaurs roam around the performance space alongside music, dance, immersive visuals and theatrical effects.
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These Dinosaurs Will Roam Around The Performance Space
Unlike a conventional dinosaur exhibition filled with static models, Dinosaur Odyssey Singapore turns its prehistoric creatures into live performers. The dinosaurs will move freely around the performance space, bringing some audience members within arm’s reach of them.
The production features 15 life-sized creatures. Among them are the Stegosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Utahraptor, Triceratops, Suchomimus, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Dakotaraptor and Allosaurus. Small details like blinking eyes, shifting muscles and subtle body movements make the creatures appear alive, while projections and theatrical effects recreate the world around them. Audiences can expect moving plants, blooming flowers, wind effects and glimpses of aquatic life.
Moreover, the show tells its story without spoken dialogue. Families can therefore follow the experience without worrying about a language barrier.
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The Dinosaurs Are Operated From Inside
Japanese company ON-ART brings the dinosaurs to life using DINO-TECHNE, a self-supporting mechanical-suit system that it has developed over more than 20 years.
Specially trained pilots operate the creatures from within. As a result, the dinosaurs can travel around the performance space and perform more natural movements instead of remaining fixed in one location like conventional animatronics.
As of 2026, ON-ART has patented the technology in 14 countries. The combination of movement, realistic details and imposing scale forms the heart of the DINO-A-LIVE experience.
Visitors Can Pose With A 12-Metre T-Rex
After the show, visitors can pay for a separate T-Rex Photo Experience featuring a life-sized Tyrannosaurus Rex measuring 12 metres long.
The S$30 add-on allows up to eight people to pose together in one professional photograph. Each booking also comes with a printed copy and an Edokko Dinosaur Mini Plate – Flower Dragon valued at S$10.
However, organisers will accept only 100 photo bookings per performance. The experience requires a separate add-on ticket and does not come with standard admission.
More Than 100 Dinosaur Collectibles Will Be Available
The prehistoric experience will continue outside the performance area. DINO Mart will bring more than 100 dinosaur-themed products from Japan to Singapore, making it the largest DINO-A-LIVE merchandise showcase to date.
Shoppers can expect premium dinosaur figures, educational toys, stationery, lifestyle accessories, home décor and fossil replicas. In addition, the store will carry limited-edition collectibles curated for the Singapore production.
Doors open 60 minutes before each performance. Therefore, audiences who want to browse the merchandise should arrive early instead of rushing through the store after the show.
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Standard Tickets Start From S$58
Standard tickets range from S$58 for Category 4 to S$128 for Category 1. Wheelchair-accessible seating costs S$38. However, the organisers have not released details explaining the locations or viewing differences between the four standard ticket categories.
Early-Bird Tickets Go On Sale On 3 September 2026
SISTIC and Klook will begin selling tickets at 12pm on 3 September 2026. Early buyers can enjoy a 10% discount from 3 to 9 September, while official ticket sales will begin on 10 September.
