AIRSIDE x Universal Pictures present “Jurassic World: Rebirth” The Most Dangerous Place on Earth Hollywood’s Cinematic Blockbuster of Prehistoric Proportions hits the Big Screen on July 1

This summer, AIRSIDE is venturing back to the prehistoric days with a roar that’ll shake your soul! AIRSIDE joins hands with Universal Pictures in the “Jurassic World: Rebirth” The Most Dangerous Place on Earth with a primordial reconstruction of the Jurassic world in The Atrium, 2/F, bringing 3 monumental scenes from the latest movie drop. These include a 3.5m-tall Titanosaurus hiding in the forest; the Spinosaurus leaping from the waters in Forbidden Island; as well as the Quetzalcoatlus soaring its wings in protection of its prized nest. AIRSIDE calls upon courageous journalists and Jurassic World fans to traverse these ancient grounds and brave The Most Dangerous Place on Earth!

Challenge 1 on Land: Titanosaurus in the Forest

Dare to enter the thrilling “Jurassic World: Rebirth” The Most Dangerous Place on Earth. Your first test:

Get over the rickety suspension bridge and away from the deadly claws of the Titanosaurus. Measuring 21m tall and weighing 30 tons, he lurks in the trees, waiting to snatch passersby on the bridge. Don’t be frightened by his 3.5m-tall head and see if you can snap a few pictures on your way across!

Challenge 2 at Sea: Forbidden Island Adventure with Spinosaurus

You’ve survived Challenge 1, but can you get across the swamp without becoming Spinosaurus’ lunch? As one of the largest amphibious predator, the Spinosaurus measures 12m-long, 4m-tall and weighs 9 tons. The semi-aquatic predator has already destroyed the boat      and it’s sinking fast: can you escape in time?

Challenge 3 in the Sky: Quetzalcoatlus’ Interactive Installation

Measuring 9m long wingspan, Quetzalcoatlus is the largest known flying animal in the history of the planet. He is the guardian of the relics in Challenge 3, where his prized nest lies. Escape this terrifying beast before he destroys the relics: you can hear his chilling roars even from afar!