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California family spent $4,000 turning its front yard into Jurassic Park

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In Granada Hills, a family has dedicated $4,000 to create an elaborate Jurassic Park-themed display for Halloween. After investing over 200 hours, they've constructed life-sized dinosaur replicas and an automated escape show, complete with grand entrance gates. Open to the public at no cost, this attraction fosters community spirit as neighbors flock to capture the experience and enjoy this festive installation.

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California family spent $4,000 turning its front yard into Jurassic Park
TOI WORLD DESK · 10/23/2026, 2:30:50 AM
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