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Another "Dumbo"-clone, with a dinosaur theme.

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21 votes, so far

My three-year-old son loved it...that's the best thing I can say. - Carl Stovall

Definitely just another Dumbo ride, but fun nonetheless. The carnival-like atmosphere in DinoLand adds something to the ride, as well. This one is perfect for the kids and kids at heart. :) - Lindsay Murray

TriceraTop Spin is for a little kid mainly. I guess if you like to ride spinning rides for kids you can ride it. A little kid would love it! - Katie G-Desjardins

Oh, look, another Dumbo ride....ugh! - James Rao

Good for kids only. - Wilfredo Alvelo

This is a throwback from the old carny era, but a higher tech, BIG dollar one! Not a screamer, but it will make you laugh and the theming is pretty good. There are some real big herky jerky motions to this, so if you have a bad back, you might want to pass on this. - Mark Hollamon


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