Jurassic World Dominion is roaring into theatres next week and it’s expected to be one of 2022’s biggest blockbusters. Naturally, Jurassic World fever is beginning to reach fever pitch ahead of the June 9 release date. Thankfully, there’s plenty of places to get your Jurassic World Dominion fix locally. These are the best places to get your Jurassic Park fix.

The largest LEGO® brick exhibition in Australia features large-scale props, dinosaurs, scenes and activities from the Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment blockbuster, reimagined by Ryan ‘The Brickman’ McNaught. You can walk through the iconic gates of the park, experience the inner workings of the Jurassic World lab, and venture into the baby dinosaur enclosure. The immersive exhibition features models of Triceratops, Velociraptors, T.rex and many more, with the newest Jurassic World by Brickman® dinosaur – the 4.8 metre, 400kg Baryonyx – to be unveiled in a Sydney exclusive. Pullman Sydney Hyde Park – a mere 100m away – has a special exhibition package that will get you closer to the action.

The Australian Museum’s Jurassic Lounge after-hours party is back this year on Saturday June 18, and you’re invited to dress as your favourite hero for a night of music, art, science and entertainment. There’ll be a chance to explore the Jurassic World by Brickman exhibition, performances by some of Sydney’s most fabulous drag queens, face-painting, and immersive experiences in the Museum galleries and hidden spaces. Did we mention the pop-up bar and T. rex autopsy?

If you’re looking for an adventure a little further from home, dust off your passport and book yourself a flight to Singapore, where you’ll find Universal Studios’ Jurassic World Dominion Dining Adventure. The two-hour immersive feast – on select dates from May to August 2022 – features life-sized dinosaurs and a Jurassic themed menu including fall-off-the-bone BBQ pork ribs and an amber dessert made with lemongrass osmanthus jelly. The whole experience is enhanced with clever tech effects that promise to transport you back to the days when dinosaurs roamed the earth. (Photography: Christian Chen)

The dramatic landscapes of World Heritage-listed Lord Howe Island off the east coast of New South Wales have long been compared to the breathtaking scenery from the Jurassic Park series. Granted, you may not find any dinosaurs there, but there’s plenty of ancient banyan forests and dramatic volcanic peaks, along with the otherworldly Ball’s Pyramid – which is the world’s largest sea stack. Bonus? It’s just a two-hour flight from Sydney, and when you’ve had enough adventure for the day, you can retire to one of the island’s luxury stays.

Bubble tea favourite Chatime has launched a limited edition Watermelon Wipeout bubble tea with mango and apple popping pearls to celebrate the launch of Jurassic World Dominion. The brand is also running a Jurassic World Dominion competition, with prizes including an adventure trip to Hawaii valued at $12,200, a Daintree Retreat valued at $8,300 and 200 Jurassic World swag bags. (Photography: William Navarro)