Over 20 High Tech Japanese Robotic Dinosaurs Invade Hong Kong for the First Time
“Empire of the Dinosaurs” Takes You on a Time Travel and Arrive at Prehistory Ocean Park for the Best Summer Lineup Yet
(29 June 2009, Hong Kong) T-minus two days until Ocean Park Prehistoric Summer Splash 2009 officially opens to the public! Techies and dino aficionados everywhere would be excited beyond containment by Actroid Der 3, the Lady Humanoid that shook the world, and now, Ocean Park. Whiskers, Ocean Park’s official mascot, specially coined a localised nickname for his new friend, calling “her” Dinababy, and instantly brought “her” to life with a kiss, who then responded with the sweetest of smiles.
Dinababy, from Japan, is two metres tall, slim and alluring, and has always been a hit with the international media. “Her” every move and word generate headlines, and all cannot help but be captivated. From 1 to 12 July, Dinababy will be at Ocean Park on an exclusive visit, and will be specially decked out in a never-before-seen prehistoric look to meet the adoring fans. Dinababy will introduce the high tech Empire of the Dinosaurs and over 20 of her good mechanic dinosaur friends in fluent Cantonese, Mandarin and English.
For this summer, guests can not only personally experience first hand the amazing feats of the high tech world, but also become dinosaur collectors. During the Ocean Park Prehistoric Summer Splash 2009, Ocean Park will be issuing 15 dinosaur stickers over five different periods*. All children entering Empire of the Dinosaurs will receive three collectable dinosaur stickers, and upon collecting nine different dinosaur stickers, the lucky guest will win one FREE child admission ticket – valid from 1 September, to 24 September, 2009!
All set and ready to blow guests away too are the bountiful array of fun-filled attractions at Ocean Park Prehistoric Summer Splash 2009, which will take place during 1 July to 31 August. These include Empire of the Dinosaurs, Wonders of Ancient Times, Stone Age Water World and Ice Age 3 Dawn of the Dinosaurs Live!
*Collect dinosaur stickers during these periods:
1 to 12 July: Iguanodon, Mosasaurus, Maiasaura
13 to 26 July: Apatosaurus, Gasosaurus, Triceratops
27 July to 9 August: Elasmosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Triceratops (young)
10 to 23 August: Uerosaurus, Velociraptor, Tyrannosaurus
24 to 31 August: Maiasaura (young), Oviraptor, Pteranodon
![[Photo 1] The world-renowned high tech lady humanoid, Dinababy, visits Ocean Park for the first time. Whiskers seen here activating Dinababy with a kiss of life](http://media.oceanpark.com.hk/files/s3fs-public/29-06-2009_1.jpg "[Photo 1] The world-renowned high tech lady humanoid, Dinababy, visits Ocean Park for the first time. Whiskers seen here activating Dinababy with a kiss of life")
![[Photo 2] A hit with media world-wide, high tech lady humanoid also known as Dinababy, together with Whiskers and Ms. Vivian Lee, Marketing Director of Ocean Park, introduce the Dinosaur sticker promotion](http://media.oceanpark.com.hk/files/s3fs-public/29-06-2009_2.jpg "[Photo 2] A hit with media world-wide, high tech lady humanoid also known as Dinababy, together with Whiskers and Ms. Vivian Lee, Marketing Director of Ocean Park, introduce the Dinosaur sticker promotion")
![[Photo 3] Dinababy, looking absolutely wild for Ocean Park](http://media.oceanpark.com.hk/files/s3fs-public/29-06-2009_3.jpg "[Photo 3] Dinababy, looking absolutely wild for Ocean Park")
![[Photo 4] The high tech attractions at Ocean Park Prehistoric Summer Splash 2009 become the talk of the town this summer](http://media.oceanpark.com.hk/files/s3fs-public/29-06-2009_4.jpg "[Photo 4] The high tech attractions at Ocean Park Prehistoric Summer Splash 2009 become the talk of the town this summer")
![[Photo 5] A Hong Kong exclusive, rare horseshoe crab outershell together with dinosaur fossils are displayed at Ocean Park for the first time](http://media.oceanpark.com.hk/files/s3fs-public/29-06-2009_6.jpg "[Photo 5] A Hong Kong exclusive, rare horseshoe crab outershell together with dinosaur fossils are displayed at Ocean Park for the first time")
