DINO-A-LIVE Premium Dinosaur Odyssey is at Resorts World Ballroom, Resorts World Convention Centre, from 3 to 6 December 2026. Thursday and Friday have an 8pm show. Saturday offers 11am, 2pm, 5pm and 8pm, while Sunday offers 2pm, 5pm and 8pm.
This is a live, non-verbal show with life-sized moving dinosaurs. It lasts about 70 minutes with no interval. Klook’s published standard categories start at S$58 before a S$6 booking fee, with separate restricted-view and wheelchair categories. Read the birth-year admission rule before booking for young children.
- Earliest show is 11am on Saturday 5 December. Check the dated ticket inventory.
- Children born in 2023 or earlier need a ticket. Children born in 2024 or later can enter free on a parent’s lap under the published rules.
- The show may include darkness, sudden movement and loud sound. Consider the child’s comfort before choosing seats.
- The S$30 dinosaur photo is a separate, limited add-on. The show takes place in the Ballroom, separate from the Oceanarium.
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Dinosaur Odyssey dates and showtimes in Singapore · How much are DINO-A-LIVE tickets? · Child tickets, loud sounds and other admission rules · What is the S$30 dinosaur photo experience?
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- Dinosaur Odyssey dates and showtimes in Singapore
- How much are DINO-A-LIVE tickets?
- Child tickets, loud sounds and other admission rules
- What is the S$30 dinosaur photo experience?
- How to get to Resorts World Ballroom
- A family plan for the dinosaurs, photos and return trip
- What Dinosaur Odyssey shows about dinosaurs and storytelling
- Frequently asked questions
- More Singapore school holiday activities
| Date | Showtimes | Approximate finish if on time |
|---|---|---|
| Thu 3 or Fri 4 Dec | 8pm | 9.10pm |
| Sat 5 Dec | 11am, 2pm, 5pm, 8pm | 12.10pm, 3.10pm, 6.10pm, 9.10pm |
| Sun 6 Dec | 2pm, 5pm, 8pm | 3.10pm, 6.10pm, 9.10pm |
Dinosaur Odyssey dates and showtimes in Singapore
The organiser gives the Singapore dates as 3–6 December and the venue as Resorts World Convention Centre. The Klook ticket listing identifies Resorts World Ballroom and lists nine performances across four days. The running time is about 70 minutes. The finish estimates above exclude time for leaving, post-show activities and transport.
Which time fits younger children?
Saturday’s 11am session gives you the earliest listed start. A 2pm session is available on Saturday and Sunday and can fit after lunch. The 5pm performances may work for older siblings who have activities earlier in the day. A weekday evening starts at 8pm, so check what the return trip looks like after about 9.10pm.
How much extra time should you allow?
Build in the travel from the mainland to Resorts World, a walk to the Ballroom, ticket checks and a toilet stop. If you plan to do the photo activity, also leave time after the performance. Do not book a restaurant or another attraction for the minute the advertised runtime ends. A group waiting to exit or find each other will need extra time.
What does non-verbal mean here?
The ticket listing describes a performance that tells its story through movement, music and effects. That can suit a group with different language backgrounds. A younger child can focus on the dinosaurs and the change in scenery. If the child needs a quiet environment or is easily startled, the sound and movement advisory matters more than the absence of spoken dialogue.
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How much are DINO-A-LIVE tickets?
Klook lists standard categories at S$58, S$88, S$108 and S$128, a restricted-view category at S$52, a wheelchair category at S$38 and a VIP package at S$168. The published pricing notes add a S$6 fee per ticket. Availability, exact seats and payable totals depend on the seller and performance.
What is the cost for a family of four?
Four S$58 standard tickets would be S$232 before fees, or S$256 with four S$6 fees if that category is available. The published Cat 3 family package is S$320 for four before fees, or S$344 on the same basis. Compare the actual seat position and package against the cheapest available standard category. The family deal is tied to Cat 3, so it is not a general four-ticket discount across all sections.
What does VIP include?
The ticket listing describes a first-row centre Cat 1 seat plus a Triceratops plush and an exclusive photobook. It lists the dinosaur photo experience separately. Read both entitlements in the checkout if you want the photo as well. A seat closer to the action can be exciting for one child and too intense for another. Consider the viewing position alongside the extras.
Accessible seats and restricted views
Klook directs wheelchair booking enquiries to Sistic. Use the organiser’s authorised booking link and verify the current policy for accessible and companion seats. Check view notes before buying any restricted-view option. The dinosaurs move around the performance space, so seat location may affect the experience. Use the actual seat map and organiser advice for your party.
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Child tickets, loud sounds and other admission rules
Klook’s admission rules use birth years. Children born in 2023 or earlier require a ticket. Children born in 2024 or later may enter without a ticket if seated on a parent’s lap. Children aged 12 and below must be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult. Check the rules in the current listing if you need documentation or have a child whose birth year affects the order.
Is the show scary?
The organiser describes moving dinosaurs, darkness, sound effects, sudden movements and other theatrical effects. Reactions vary. Tell a child in advance that the dinosaurs can move close to the audience and the room may get dark or loud. If they have enjoyed dinosaur pictures but get uneasy around large moving figures, ask about suitable seating or whether the show is a good fit.
What if a child needs to leave?
Follow staff directions if you need to step out. The booking page says an accompanying adult may be asked to leave with a distressed child and mentions a lobby monitor where available and appropriate. Ask staff what applies on your date. A seat with an easy route out may help if available. The 70-minute performance has no scheduled interval.
Food and photographs
The booking policy excludes food and drinks, including water, from the performance area. Plan a drink and toilet break before entry. It also says audience photographs are permitted at the closing curtain only and restricts recording during the show. Check current rules if bringing camera equipment or planning around a souvenir photograph.
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What is the S$30 dinosaur photo experience?
The separately listed S$30 add-on includes a photograph with a life-sized Tyrannosaurus rex, a print and a listed souvenir subject to availability. The booking page says up to eight people can be in one photo and that places are limited per show. Check whether everyone needs show admission to take part and what arrival or queue instructions apply.
Should you buy it before the show?
If the photo is important, check the add-on when you buy the show and confirm the correct performance. The add-on’s capacity is separate from the number of available seats. If you are mainly coming for the dinosaurs on stage, decide whether the extra cost and time suit your group. A child who enjoys the performance may still prefer to look at a large model from a distance.
What else is after the performance?
The organiser describes a post-show activation area with dinosaur-themed experiences and merchandise, subject to availability. Set a spending limit before the show if your child wants a keepsake. Plan a return time flexible enough for a short browse, while leaving room to reach the station or another booking. Treat the add-on and merchandise as separate expenses.
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How to get to Resorts World Ballroom
Start at HarbourFront MRT (NE1/CC29). From VivoCity, take the Sentosa Express to Resorts World Station or choose the Sentosa Boardwalk if you are comfortable walking. Follow signs to Resorts World Convention Centre and the Ballroom. Use the venue name printed on the ticket. Resorts World Theatre, Universal Studios Singapore and Singapore Oceanarium have their own entrances.
Set a meeting point inside Resorts World
Give relatives the exact Ballroom name and a time to meet. If one group comes by train and another by taxi, agree on a public landmark near the convention centre. Include the island transfer and walk in your arrival estimate. Check the latest venue signs if temporary directions differ from a map saved earlier.
Planning another Sentosa stop
Keep the show as the fixed booking. If you also want the Oceanarium, check its own calendar and ticket. Its published full-day closure on 5 December overlaps the Dinosaur Odyssey date with four scheduled performances, so look up both before promising a combined outing. The Glowcean guide covers the separate attraction and closures.
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A family plan for the dinosaurs, photos and return trip
A Saturday morning visit
Start with the 11am performance if it fits the children’s routine. The organiser says doors open 60 minutes before the show and advises arrival 30 to 45 minutes early. Set an arrival target that leaves time to cross into Sentosa, reach the Ballroom and use the toilet. Have lunch after the scheduled 12.10pm finish or later if you are adding a photo.
A shorter visit on Sunday
Choose the 2pm show if it works after lunch. Keep the performance as the main outing, then decide whether to browse the post-show area. You can leave after the show if the children are tired. If one child wants a keepsake and another wants to leave, set a meeting point and a short time limit so the visit can end comfortably.
An evening show with older children
For an 8pm performance, allow for the approximate 9.10pm finish and the trip back through VivoCity or your chosen pickup point. Eat before entering the performance area, since the venue’s event rules prohibit drinks and food there. Use the time before doors to check your route back. Ask the group whether the photo queue is worth the extra time that evening.
A family combining attractions
The show, Oceanarium and other resorts attractions have their own ticket, hours and routes. If you want to do two, choose the dated show first and check the other venue’s operating calendar. Leave room for walking and a food break. A hotel package is a separate product with its own terms, so check the exact dates and included admission rather than assuming the standard ticket includes anything beyond the show.
What to check before you buy
Verify the birth year of each child whose ticket status depends on it. Check whether the seat type fits their comfort with a close-up effect. Use the designated official seller. The organiser says SG Culture Pass credits cannot be used for this production. Save the performance and any add-on confirmation separately, especially if another adult is responsible for entry.
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What Dinosaur Odyssey shows about dinosaurs and storytelling
A story told with movement
The organiser presents Dinosaur Odyssey as a live production. The action uses life-sized figures, movement, lighting and sound to guide viewers from scene to scene. Because it is non-verbal, a young viewer can follow the pace and reactions of the figures without keeping up with dialogue. Older children can pay attention to how the same effects make a moment seem playful, tense or dramatic.
How it differs from a museum
A museum can help a child examine a specimen, compare drawings or read how a species is identified. This show uses a performance to imagine an encounter. If your child asks how much of an animal’s movement is known, treat that as a question to explore afterwards. Ask which details they recognised and what they would want to check with a reliable reference. The performance gives the family a common experience to discuss.
Prepare without spoiling the story
Show a child how large a dinosaur can look next to people and tell them that some figures move close to the audience. The organiser’s page gives a sense of the staging. For a child who finds the idea exciting, ask which animal they hope to spot. For a child who is hesitant, explain that they can tell an adult if they need a break and that staff will guide them.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the earliest Dinosaur Odyssey show?
11am on Saturday 5 December 2026.
Do toddlers need a ticket?
The listed rule is based on birth year. Children born in 2024 or later may enter free on a parent’s lap. Children born in 2023 or earlier need a ticket.
How long is the show?
About 70 minutes, without an interval.
Is it a dinosaur exhibition?
It is a live performance with moving dinosaurs. The organiser lists separate activities and merchandise after the show.
Which venue should I look for?
Resorts World Ballroom at Resorts World Convention Centre, Resorts World Sentosa.
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More Singapore school holiday activities
See the November and December events guide for more family shows, exhibitions and outings.