Palaeo Palooza is the dinosaur event of the summer, featuring all things dino! Hosted by the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum in Wembley AB (Grande Prairie region).
Get ready to get your dino on! Dundurn, Saskatchewan may have the world record for most people wearing dinosaur costumes in a single day, but the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum and the Town of Wembley are home to one of the world's richest fossil bonebeds.
This place is a science hotbed, and Palaeo Palooza packs a dino-sized punch with an all ages dino-themed festival catering from the young to the young at heart.
Daily from 10am-5pm, Sat/Sun
Indoor and outdoor activities include:
Weekend access
$70 family of 4
$25 adult
$20 senior
$18 child
2 and under free
One-day access
$50 family
$20 adult
$18 senior
$14 child
Get all the latest updates from the Palaeo Palooza festival page on the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum website.
While you're in town for Palaeo Palooza, don't miss out on these experiences:
Go on a live dig, or raft down the Wapiti River to search for fossils with the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum
Check out Alberta's new "Dino Town," the Palaeo playground, Wembley, AB!
Check out the #dinotrail expedition on ZenSeekers.com to learn how to plan a dino-lover's road trip of a lifetime, connecting dinosaur destinations from the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum and the Town of Wembley and on into northern BC.
