Jurassic World (Film Universe)

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Jurassic World
Information
Slogan	"The Park is Open"
Location	Isla Nublar, Costa Rica
Theme	Prehistoric Zoo
Owner	Masrani Global
Operated by	Masrani Global InGen Security (Emergency Operations, 2015)
General Manager	Claire Dearing
Opened	June 2005
Closed	December 2015
Operating season	Year-round
Opening Hours	08:00-22:00
Rides and Attractions
Total	19
Water rides	2
Website	Official Website
Status	Evacuated
Jurassic World Brochure

Jurassic World was a theme park established on Isla Nublar after the death of John Hammond and the acquisition of InGen by Masrani Global. Unlike its predecessor, the park opened to the public in 2005 and continued to operate without incident for 10 years. The park was evacuated in 2015 following the breakout of an upcoming attraction, the Indominus Rex.

History

Following the passing of John Hammond in 1997, Masrani Global began pursuing the acquisition of InGen and all their assets with the intention of reviving Jurassic Park. By 1998 a deal was struck and InGen became a subsidiary of Masrani Global. The following year saw limited access granted to both Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna. Henry Wu, the creator of the original animals for Jurassic Park, was brought on to the project in 1999 by Simon Masrani in a new leadership role with InGen. With planning for the project now in full motion, Masrani opted to update the name to Jurassic World to match its new scope, and move away from any bad press associated with previous incidents.

The Jurassic World Incident

Main article: Jurassic World Incident (Film Universe)

Layout and Facillities

Region		Location	Icon	Description
Sector 1		Main Gates		The Entrance to Jurassic World.
		Ferry Landing
		Golf Course
		Botanical Gardens
Sector 2		Weather Station
		Bamboo Forest
Sector 3 / Jurassic World Lagoon	Boardwalk West	Baked By Melissa
		Ben & Jerry's
		Dave & Buster's
		Jamba Juice
		Pterosauria: The IMAX Experience
		Yoshinoyo
	Main Street	Aquatic Park
		Brookstone
		Gentle Giants Petting Zoo
		Margaritaville
		Innovation Center		The Central Hub of Operations at Jurassic World.
		Jurassic Traders
		Jurassic Traders Outpost
		Origin
		Pandora
		Starbucks
		T. Rex Kingdom / Paddock 9
		Winston's Steakhouse		One of several visitor restaurants at Jurassic World.
	Misc.	Mosasaurus Feeding Show
		Hilton Isla Nublar
		Pachy Arena
		Egg Spinner
		Underwater Observatory
Sector 4		Gyrosphere Valley
		Triceratops Territory
		West Plains
		Gallimimus Valley
Sector 5		Aviary
		Cretaceous Cruise
Sector 6 / Restricted Area		Indominus Rex Paddock / Paddock 11
		Raptor Paddock
Misc.		Monorail
		Owen's Shack

Paddocks and Animal Ranges

Like it's predecessor, Jurassic World featured Electrified Perimeter Fences as well as smaller Containment Pens. Unlike Jurassic Park however, it also included an Invisible Fence barrier system to minimise visual obstructions whilst maintaining control over the animal's movement.

Rides and Attractions

Current Attractions

• T. Rex Kingdom
• Triceratops Territory
• Mosasaurus Feeding Show
• Gallimimus Valley
• Cretaceous Cruise
• Pachy Arena
• Innovation Center
• Hammond Creation Lab
• Aviary
• Bamboo Forest
• Gyrosphere Valley
• Golf Course
• Botanical Gardens
• Gentle Giants Petting Zoo
• Aquatic Park
• Gondola Lift
• IMAX Theatre
• Egg Spinner
• Underwater Observatory

Planned Future Attractions

• Indominus Rex Paddock
• Treetop Gazers

Bestiary

At the time of opening, Jurassic World only had 8 species. By 2015 that number had grown to 20; 14 Herbivores and 6 Carnivores.

• Ankylosaurus
• Apatosaurus
• Baryonx
• Dimorphodon
• Edmontosaurus
• Gallimimus
• Indominus Rex
• Metriacanthosaurus
• Microceratus
• Mosasaurus
• Pachycephalosaurus
• Parasaurolophus
• Pteranodon
• Stegosaurus
• Suchomimus
• Triceratops
• Tyrannosaurus Rex
• Velociraptor

Staff

Operations

• Claire Dearing
• Lowery Cruthers
• Vivian Krill
• Zara Young