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Days Of The DinosaurDays Of The Dinosaur

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DINODINO

THE EXHIBITIONTHE EXHIBITION

FebruaryFebruary the the 0055thth –– April April the 25the 25thth 2 2010010

DINO / Days Of The Dinosaur – THE EXHIBITION

This 3.000 square meter exhibition, that has been conceived specially thinking of being respectful of the scientific side but without turning it boring. The idea is for the audience to have a unique experience, more exiting and moving than being at a museum, recreating each scene and landscape. These DINOSAURUSES are being constructed under specific requirements. This means that we choose the species, quantities, sizes, movements and routines following the advice of our palaeontologist team. The DINOS we’ll have for the European exhibitions move many parts of their bodies, some of them even move their eyes, tongues and fingers, depending on the interaction between them we designed for each scene. While we were conceiving the exhibition, we work on both ideas: making it attractive and moving but also respecting the main scientific lines. You’ll see some of the dinosaurs less well known but where necessary to explain evolution and the wide range of animals that are classified as dinosaurs. Some of them are Paleontological icons, like Archeaopteryx or Microraptor; others are very well known by Jurassic Park. Some were included because they were found in Europe and would be more familiar for European audience.  

The Exhibition

There are 30 life size dinosaur robots distributed in 8 scenes, besides those of the interactive area. Since the audience should see it scene by scene, it is built like a dark labyrinth. Than we start to go around the maze where every scene is different and surprising with "live" scenes created with huge painted backdrops and a jungle of artificial plants and theatrical lighting effects to make all more alive. After the last scene with the giant monster Giganotosaurus (13 meters long and 9 meter high) we have an interactive playground for children with a big sand box for "excavations for archeological findings" with hidden plastic dino bones to clean with professional help and put to a skeleton puzzle. We will have a photo session for kids and families with instant framed souvenir photos with DINOs and a huge DINO Bar for the parents to wait until the kids playing. In this closing scene we also show and explain the technology behind the robots and allow the visitors to chose from a large range of souvenirs from our DINO shop.

DINO CINEMA 3D is a unique experience, the movie is like a Time

Machine travel 250 millions years ago. The surround sound and the

special glasses are to improve the 3D cinema movies experience.

Venue: RomExpo – 20 & 21 Pavilions

General Description:This exhibition is placed in RomExpo exhibitions Center, 20 and 21 Pavilions, indoor area of 5,000 square meters. The venue is 7 meters high from the floor to the working roof and have a secure and even surface. “Days of the Dinosaur” is a guided walking tour throughout a maze of Dino Scenes.The interactive area is full of Dino activities: Dino Interactive, Dino Riding, Dino Drawing, Dino Bar, Dino playground, Dino Cinema 3D, Dino Photo, Dino Shop..

Entrance:The tunnel-like entrance will be set as a Time Machine. It should be big enough to lodge 30/40 people standing. Each group will then be guided all the way through, by a palaeontology student.

Maze: The maze consists of Layher-type tubular pipe walls covered with backdrops and curtains recreating landscapes related with each scene. 2,54-meter wide and 6-meter high Layher modules are required, covering a total of approx. 300 linear meters, depending on each venue layout. The electrical material is distributed within the structures.

Parking available:The venue have a large car parking area, for more than 1.000 cars, exclusively designated for the DINO exhibition visitors.

Lista Dinozaurilor prezenţi în expoziţie:

1 Plateosaurus: 6m

3 Coelophysis: 2m

1 Dilophosaurus: 4,50m

1 Scelidosaurus: 3m

1 Kentrosaurus: 3m

1 Deinonychus: 2m

1 Amargasaurus:

7,50m

1 Gallimimus: 4,50m

1 Oviraptor: 2m

1 Beipaosaurus: 2,20m

1 Psittacosaurus: 2 m

1 Microraptor: 0,80m

1 Edmontosaurus: 7m

3 Troodones : 1,5m

1 Lambeosaurus: 11m

1 Carnotaurus: 7m

1 Anquilosaurus: 7m

1 Tyrannosaurus: 13m

1 Giganotosaurus: 13m

1 Spinosaurus: 14m

For any other information concerning the exhibition we can be For any other information concerning the exhibition we can be reachedreached::

RomExpo: 20&21 Pavilions, The OfficesRomExpo: 20&21 Pavilions, The Offices

65-67 Marasti Blvd, district 1, Bucharest, Romania65-67 Marasti Blvd, district 1, Bucharest, Romania

Phone: +4 037 271 7838Phone: +4 037 271 7838

E-mail: E-mail: [email protected]@modus.ro

Or to the Modus corporate Office:Or to the Modus corporate Office:

4 Dr. Russel Street, district 2, Bucharest, Romania4 Dr. Russel Street, district 2, Bucharest, Romania

Phone: +4 031 4050 752Phone: +4 031 4050 752

Fax: +4 031 4050 753Fax: +4 031 4050 753

E-mail: E-mail: [email protected]@modus.ro

Cristian Stanescu – exhibition manager – +4 0729 14 14 14Cristian Stanescu – exhibition manager – +4 0729 14 14 14

E-mailE-mail: : [email protected]@modus.ro