QUICK DETAILS

Tour Includes:
     - Pick up at your Winton accommodation
     - Guided Transfers and hosting at AAOD
     - ULTIMATE Dinosaur Tour at AAOD
     - Morning tea
     - Airconditioned vehicle
     - Small groups
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Departs: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Duration:  4 hours (approx)
Time: 8.30am to 12.45pm (approx)

PRICE
Adult: $95
Senior: $90
​Child: $65
Family (2+2): $290

2024 PRICE
Due to rising cost of, well everything, I have had to put our price up for 2024. I've tried to keep prices low for you for a few years but the cost of everything has gone up too much for me to absorb it any longer.
​I hope you understand.
Vicki

Adult: $100
Senior: $100
Child: $70
​Family: $300

Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum Half Day Tour
Visit the Australian Age of Dinosaurs with the largest collection of Australian dinosaur bones in the world. Hear how the bones are surfacing and are dug up right here in the Winton region and remain in the area to be prepared and added to an amazingly progressive dinosaur museum. You will see real bones and professional animation to recreate the dinosaurs before your eyes.
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The Ultimate Dinosaur Tour at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum is 4 sections - Laboratory, Collection Room, Dinosaur Canyon and March of the Titanosaurs. All 4 sections are included in your half day tour. The Museum's passionate "Dino Enthusiasts" provide these site tours and we make sure you are in the right spot at the right time - no hassles, no waiting to book in.

Discounts available if you have pre-purchased a Museum ticket or combination pass such as the Dinosaur Trail or Winton Dinosaur Capital pass with AAOD. Please contact me via email or the Winton VIC.
This tour does not include the Dinosaur Stampede at Lark Quarry Conservation Park.

For your comparison benefit - If you book AAOD and drive yourself to the museum without us, the current (2023) museum prices are $75 Adult, $70 Seniors, $45 child.

More about Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum...
The Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History was established by a local Winton grazier who was finding numerous dinosaur bones on his property and his passion led to establishing the museum as a not for profit organisation. The museum continues to grow with new exhibits regularly throughout the year, and new sections of the museum opened every couple of years. Learn more about the museum on its website. Truely an international standard museum!

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