Dinosaurs take over St. Pancras station
St. Pancras International went prehistoric today as three remarkably life-like dinosaurs from Dinosaur World Live roamed the station, surprising travellers along the way.
Roar-some visitors arrive at St. Pancras
St. Pancras International had some rather unexpected visitors today, as three remarkably life-like dinosaurs from award-winning family show Dinosaur World Live roamed the station.
Travellers passing through the station were given a prehistoric surprise as Juliet the Snegnosaurus, Tamora the baby T-Rex and Orlando the Microraptor, left their usual home on stage to explore the concourse. Juliet was spotted beneath the iconic Dent Clock, while Tam and Orlando caused a stir as they wandered through the station, giving travellers the chance to get up close.
The dinosaurs were visiting St. Pancras to celebrate the return of Dinosaur World Live to London this summer. The Olivier Award-winning interactive show transports audiences back to prehistoric times, bringing them face-to-face with an incredible cast of life-like dinosaurs, including everyone’s favourite giant, Titus the T-Rex.
Playing at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre until 6th September, Dinosaur World Live is a roarsome adventure for the whole family, combining puppetry, storytelling and plenty of Jurassic fun. So, if you missed the dinosaurs at St. Pancras today, there’s still time to meet them on stage – book your tickets here.
