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Jurrasic Adventures Limerick UCH September 26

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Jurrasic Adventures Limerick returns this September 26 in the University Concert Hall at 4pm. The most exciting family show since time began is about to be discovered… by you!

Jurassic Adventures is back following it’s hugely successful show in April of this year. This is a new production, set on a magical island, where anything might happen. Featuring a brave cast of amazing actors, a great fun script, superb scenery and, of course DINOSAURS, Jurassic Adventure is a Must See show for all the family!

Get transported to a prehistoric place full of fun, thrills and screams!  Be amazed and awed by the birth of a baby Dinosaur, but beware of the T. REX mother who wants her egg back!

This fully scripted adventure, allows you follow in the footsteps of Doctor Grant’s team of explorers, and laugh at their crazy antics, as they search for proof that Dinosaurs still exist.


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This will leave you in “raptor raptures” and “pre-hysterics!”

There is a magic place where Dinosaurs live and it’s right before your eyes.

World on Stage and the team behind Disney on Ice, bring to Limerick for the very first time, this wonderful show for all the family.

Contains mild peril and HUGE DINOSAURS!

A Dino-Mite show that is perfect for a day out with all of the family!

University Concert Hall, Limerick
Saturday 26th September, 4pm
Tickets: €16.50 / Conc. €13.50 / Family (4) €50
Booking: 061 331549 

Get tickets HERE.

Check out the UCH website here.

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