Name: Cretácico Park
Address: Sucre, Bolivia, BO
Telephone: +591 4 6457392

Cretácico Park is a park, located at Sucre, Bolivia. They can be contacted via phone at +591 4 6457392, visit their website www.parquecretacicosucre.com for more detailed information.

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Sucre

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Added by Jopie, at 02 September 2016

Monday Closed
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Capri Housiaux

28 April 2018

One of our highlights of Bolivia. Amazing to see real Dino footprints, and there are so many! Amazing sculptures of dinosaurs as well
Gregor Sleigh

25 April 2018

I enjoyed this place. Make sure you are there at 12 or 1pm to see the footprints up close. They are quiet a walk down into a valley from the visitors centre. Gently of bathrooms and reasonable food. The bus 4 goes from next the main Sucre plaza for 1.5Bs ~45mins, or you can take the more expensive direct bus from the main plaza. Our guide JC was great fun and has many toy dinosaurs to explain things with.
Tim Proffitt-White

19 April 2018

Get the bus from the main square at 11am to arrive in time for the best tour of the day. Great English speaking guide and interesting displays to enhance the experience and understanding. Absolute bargain!
Yuval SV

03 April 2018

A great place! Free guide, dinosaur footprints and models, and it's all quite cheap (30 Bolivians for foreigners). Get there with a bus from the main plaza (15 Bolivians both ways)
Jennifer Bohley

28 March 2018

A Family Fun Day awaits here at Jurassic Park. Make sure to get the pass that allows you to take pictures. A fun day discovering an ancient world and learning how it has impacted our Earth. Neat facts that the tour guide will explain, and life size skeletons makes these animals come to life. Make sure you book the specific times at 12pm and 2pm so you can go down to the wall of fossil footprints and see it up close.
Brian Jetter

06 February 2018

Where else can you get inches from a dinosaur footprint in the clay? This isn't even petrified, but actual hard clay that is slowly eroding off the cliff. Be sure to arrive for the tours into the valley; the museum and other areas are barely worth the visit otherwise. Children not permitted below age ten, although that may change, because the valley is an active quarry site.
Kristýna Bernášková

11 January 2018

Very interesting place to visit, especially with children.
Jarrod

06 October 2017

Amazing site. Would recommend going on the guided tour to the footprints whilst you are there.
J Cas

01 September 2017

Amazing to see 65 million year old footprints
Michelle Gallant

19 July 2017

Loved it. Awesome experience. Suggest doing the 1pm tour when the sun is best located to see the dinosaur footprints.
Aditya Gurwara

28 May 2017

It's the famous plate that has many dinasour tracks on it. Do be careful on tour timings otherwise you might not get to get a close up look. (9am and 1am the day I went) would have preferred if there were more English description plates but none the less it was beautiful if your into this stuff. Sad though that wall is slowly breaking through time.
Cathal Moran

27 March 2017

Spent about 40 mins there, were too late for the tour to the wall so didn't see the footprints. The huge sculpture is pretty impressive, it's a bit of a laugh for some selfies with the t rex. Don't go out of your way if you're right for time. Getting the number 4 bus for 1.5 boliviano to the park is a bit of fun!
Petro Porojnecha

16 March 2017

It's fun a bit. Taxi for 3 people from the csntre was 20 pesos total.
Carl Gregory

22 November 2016

Go if you have nothing better to do but otherwise not that interesting. It's really hard to make our the dinosaur for prints and the fake dinosaurs lining the path are quite silly.
Robert Nguyen

08 November 2016

I wouldn't recommend this to everyone but if you like dinosaurs, geography or evolution this could interest you. I was pretty determined to go despite what people said. The tour can be painfully repetitive because the guide will explain many times how the footprints were preserved by layers over time. Very painful for those of you who aren't geologists.
Giffy

09 September 2016

I went in thinking it might be a bit cheesy but actually really enjoyed seeing the foot prints up close and then having it brought to life with the to scale models. Our guide, Jose, was excellent. We took bus 'H' from out the front of the market, only $1.5 bob. You can also take the '4' bus from the same place.