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The much-anticipated exhibition is packed full of Mesozoic dinosaur drama, new science, hands-on discoveries and state-of-the-art museum artistry Access to the Qantilda Museum; Access to the Exhibition Space; Access to the Art Gallery is free of charge. *Concession card may be required; Children yrs $ ; Includes: Access to the interpretive display; Access to the Qantilda Museum; Access to the Exhibition Space; Access to the Art Gallery is free of charge. Children between 12 Included in admission. Take an epic journey back through million years of Yorkshire to discover lost giants and the changing worlds they inhabited in this award-winning exhibition. From the depths of the deepest seas to the ancient coasts and tropical shallows, meet the dinosaurs and sea monsters that once roamed our vast and ever