Dinosaurs arrive at TraffordCity for upcoming adventure golf experience
Realistic dinosaur models have arrived at TraffordCity this week for the 54,000 sq ft DinoFalls adventure golf attraction.
The 18-hole course, developed by Trafford Golf Centre, will offer a prehistoric environment featuring beasts, boulders, caves, over 500 plants and a three-metre waterfall that feeds into a river and lake.
A life-sized tyrannosaurus rex, triceratops, allosaurus and diplodocus have now made the journey from China to the upcoming attraction, located at junction 10 of the M60.
Pete Styles, director of golf at Trafford Golf Centre, said: “It’s not every day you drive into TraffordCity and see the body parts of a t-rex being positioned into place and it’s becoming a real talking point.
“Construction of the adventure golf course is now well underway and we’re excited that this unique attraction is nearing completion.”
DinoFalls will open to the public next month.
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