It’s a two-part family attraction in Lake George, NY, combining nostalgic amusement rides with 24 life-size animatronic dinosaurs, split between two themed areas: Dino Roar Valley and The Forest.
The park runs seasonally from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day.
Weekends only through late June, then daily (7 days a week) through Labor Day.
1912 State Route 9 (U.S. 9), Lake George, NY 12845.
Call 518-668-7627 during park hours, or 518-792-9211 for off-hours questions.
Most guests spend the better part of a day between the half-mile Dino Roar Valley trail, 22 rides in The Forest, and the dino and magic shows.
Hours can be affected by inclement weather; check the top of lgepark.com for the latest updates before you head out.
Yes, parking is free and included with admission.
The Lake George area has plenty of hotel and motel options; search Lake George, NY lodging directly for current availability.
Weapons, smoking, vaping, and alcohol are prohibited anywhere on property.
Yes, a park map is posted on the website at https://lgepark.com/visit.
Yes, the park operates on the 4th of July.
Only official papered service animals are permitted; pets aren’t allowed.
Yes, a full menu is available including burgers, hot dogs, grilled cheese, pizza, chicken tenders and nuggets, sandwiches, fries, nachos, and more.
Outside food isn’t permitted, though water bottles are fine. Email info@lgepark.com ahead of time if anyone in your group has food allergies.
$39.99 per person plus tax at the box office; children under 2 get in free.
No, though a limited number of discounted tickets are sold online each day.
Every guest needs a ticket except children under 2.
Yes. Just get a hand stamp at the box office before you go, and re-enter free before the 5pm close.
No, parking is included in the ticket price.
Unlimited admission with no blackout dates, a discounted $19.99 guest rate, and 10% off food, games, gem mining, and gift shop items (exact perks can shift slightly year to year).
No coupons or promo codes are accepted; the only discounted tickets are sold through the official site, lgepark.com. Active or retired military and seniors receive a discount for themselves only, not their full party.
It’s a half-mile self-guided trail featuring 24 life-size dinosaurs, each paired with an informational plaque.
Dino Roar Valley, part of Lake George Expedition Park.
Viewing the 24 life-size dinosaurs, digging at the Fossil Dig Site, and joining a Dino Workshop for an extra fee.
T-Rex, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor, and more.
No, workshop tickets can be bought online ahead of time or in person at the workshop.
A Dinosaur Egg Dig, a Clay Dinosaurs activity, or the Eye Spy Game.
Two large sand boxes where kids use excavating tools to unearth dinosaur bones.
Yes, every dinosaur at Dino Roar Valley is life-sized.
The Forest is home to all of the park’s amusement rides.
22 rides total, including the Paratrooper, Merry-Go-Round, Mini Carousel, Tea-Cups, Ferris Wheel, and a roller coaster.
No, the train has been retired.
A Magic Show in The Forest and a Dino Show in Dino Roar Valley.
Yes, the park is designed for children 13 and under.
13 and under.
Gem mining, with bags of gems and fossils available in different sizes and price points.
Yes, for groups of 20 or more, with advance notice. Contact info@lgepark.com.
Yes, just reach out to info@lgepark.com or use the form on the Group Sales page to get started.
Yes, including sessions on topics like Digging Up History, Clues From the Past, and The Prehistoric World. See the Group Sales page or contact info@lgepark.com for details.
Family reunions, businesses, camps, and other personal celebrations are all welcome. Just contact info@lgepark.com.
Reach out to info@lgepark.com or submit the reservation form on the Group Sales page.
The Lake George Chamber of Commerce is a great resource for other family-friendly activities in the area.
The park itself only operates Memorial Day through Labor Day, but Lake George is a year-round destination for the wider region.
Driving, walking, and the local trolley are all popular options.
Check the Lake George Chamber of Commerce for family-friendly restaurant recommendations.
Summers in Lake George are generally mild, with warm, sunny days and cooler evenings; light rain is always possible, so it’s worth checking the forecast before you head out.
