Trinity Walk to host variety of free activities for families this summer

From princesses to a new dinosaur experience, there is plenty on at Trinity Walk for families across the summer school holidays.

Dino Walk Reborn will see a brand new walking, custom made dinosaur – dubbed Triniraptor X – unleashed on the public every Thursday, Friday and Saturday over the next few weeks.

It will be joined by a dino storytime experience plus the return of the Dino Walk Discovery Dig where kids can dust through the sand to find giant fossils.

Fridays will also see the return of the Princesses of Trinity – where two iconic cosplay movie stars will visit for pictures, meet and greets, storytimes and sing alongs.

Visitors will see dinosaurs in Trinity Walk every Thursday, Friday and Saturday throughout the summer holidays.placeholder image
Visitors will see dinosaurs in Trinity Walk every Thursday, Friday and Saturday throughout the summer holidays.

The finale event will see all ten princesses do a short live performance before giving people the chance to meet them all on Friday, August 28.

Furthermore, Joe’s Mobile Exotic Zoe will be at the centre every Saturday apart from one date (August 14).

There will be displays of reptiles like snakes and lizards plus talks and opportunities where kids can interact with the animals.

Two shows will run per day with a maximum of 30 children allowed into the mini arena with space on the outside for others.

Lucy Grice, marketing manager at Trinity Walk, said: “We’re always keen to bring Trinity Walk to life over the summer and our in-house events have proven really popular. But we can’t stand still, so have added extra experiences to give people more things to do and see for even longer.

“From snakes and stories to new dinosaurs and scavenger hunts, there’s something for everyone to enjoy – not to mention a huge new Tenpin entertainment centre.”

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