What Ice Age: The Lost Kingdom in Cassiobury Park will look like

Ice Age: The Lost Kingdom will consist of several animatronic creatures from the ice age period, as the animals essentially come to life by moving their arms and bodies.

A Woolly Rhino

Alongside the ice age creatures being up on display in the Watford park, there will also be a educational cinema marquee to watch educational documentaries on the animals, as well as a sand excavation pit and a handful of virtual reality experiences.

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Families will take in the sights of the ancient beasts from 70,000 years ago, while they get to learn more about the creatures.

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Food and refreshment will also be offered on site.

A Woolly Mammoth Credit: Cultent Events

Naz Kabir of organisers Cultent Events, said: “The Ice Age is a fascinating era, not least because it offers such a clear link between the Jurassic period and today.£

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“Looking at the creatures on display at Ice Age: The Lost Kingdom, it’s impossible not to notice that so many of these animals look like ferocious dinosaurs, but at the same time are obvious predecessors to the elephants, rhinoceroses, camels, kangaroos and big cats we know so well.

Anisodon Credit: Cultent Events

“Seeing these beasts come to life is a thrilling experience and we can’t wait to share it with people up and down the United Kingdom.”

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The exhibition will take place from April 2 to April 18 at Cassiobury Park.

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To book, click the ‘London’ section when buying tickets at: https://iceagekingdom.seetickets.com/content/ticket-options