Field Station Dinosaurs extends lease in Leonia for 5 more years
A Bergen County educational attraction is extending its stay in Leonia.
News 12 Staff
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May 14, 2021, 10:50 PM
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Updated 1,077 days ago
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Field Station Dinosaurs has signed a five-year lease with Bergen County. The extended stay means updated amenities like new trails and bathrooms.
The attraction is also now Bergen County’s official education partner – a team effort to teach families about the world using the science of dinosaurs.
“Animatronic dinosaurs are life-size and moving. They roar, they breathe. They’re really exciting,” says executive director Guy Gsell. “It’s like a zoo, but instead of zoo animals, it’s dinosaurs.”
Field Station Dinosaurs reopens on June 19 for Father’s Day weekend.
