Dinosaurs come alive in interactive program at Adelaide Zoo Big fright .... Fraser and Jeanie get a close-up look at the apatosaurus in Adelaide Zoo's lifelike dinosaur display. IT could be mistaken as the set of Jurassic Park, but it's actually a scene at Adelaide Zoo. The zoo is heading back to the dinosaur ages from today with a special, interactive program called Dinosaurs Alive. Part of the zoo has been transformed into a life-like jungle from pre-historic days, where adventurers will get the opportunity to come face-to-face with T-rex and triceratops. With the help of animatronic technology, zoo patrons can experience an array of roaring, snarling, moving dinosaurs. Zoo goers will also be able to dig for dinosaur remains in fossil pits, measure themselves against a life-size T-rex leg and foot print and take part in dinosaur-themed activities. In the new year, on January 10 and 17, the zoo is set to continue the pre-historic theme for Dino Nites. It will give patrons a chance to embark on an evening of all things dinosaurs, with the zoo staying open late until 8pm. And on January 11, join the animals for a sleepover at the zoo for Dino Snores Wild Nights. The zoo's offering families an overnight experience at the zoo with a dinosaur twist. Dinosaurs Alive runs from today until February 2 from 9:45am to. Normal zoo entry fees apply. For more information visit: www.zoossa.com.au