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New Walking Dinosaur Costume

Can’t believe it’s been 3 months since we officially launched Jurassic Extreme here in Houston, Texas. As Houston’s first and only Walking Dinosaurs Entertainment Company it’s been a whirlwind of excitement.

Our initial idea was to begin with 1 Walking Dinosaur Costume. During the completion of the production with Rocket we decided to add our second dinosaur, Razor. And now going into our fourth month of existence we decided to expand and add a third dinosaur. His name is Rocco, a T-Rex, and is Rocket’s brother. Why another T-Rex? Well because he remains a favorite with so many people we have talked to and have requested only Rocket at their events so we decided to bring one more T-Rex to Houston.

Walking Dinosaur Costume Rocco

We are very excited to be adding another Walking Dinosaur Costume to the Jurassic Extreme family. Dinosaurs remain fun entertainment and we are happy to continue Houston’s first Walking Dinosaurs Entertainment Company.

We hope you take advantage of the complete Jurassic Extreme Experience and book all 3 dinosaurs for your next event!

On August 8 2015, Razor + Rocket were booked for a special dinosaur birthday party. But, this wasnt your typical birthday party. Kimberly and Samantha are twin sisters who were turning eight years old and guess what the theme was? Jurassic World!!  The cake, balloons, and party decorations roared pure Jurassic celebration All they needed now were walking dinosaurs to take their Jurassic theme to the next level. Both girls were aware of the dinosaurs arrival, however, they weren’t expecting Walking Dinosaurs like Rocket + Razor. Not to mention, we brought the dancing fever with our dancing loving dinosaurs. It seems to be catching a buzz at every party.  We can’t say we’re surprised either since they are some pretty awesome dancers. You have to see them live to witness it.  Quite the spectacle! Razor was on fire and won the dance battle. Check out the full dinosaur dance off video on our Youtube Channel and see for yourself.

Every party is different and unique. Both twin girls were hugging and kissing Rocket. Expressing their love and appreciation for him. There was a touching moment when one of the birthday girls was sadden by Rocket’s departure. She didn’t want him to leave, but Rocket returned quickly to shower her with dinosaur love once again. The look on her face was priceless.

This was was a fun and super entertaining birthday party!  It was great watching Razor bounce around during the dance off and seeing Rocket becoming a real super hero making a birthday girl’s party a priceless moment.

Last weekend we headed out to Angleton, Texas for a birthday party! This was our official debut event, and we were super excited to let it happen at a special event….a birthday party!

Upon arrival, we felt the excitement in the air and noticed the kids were already on the hunt for dinosaurs. Lucky us! We had the right walking dinosaur in Houston for them. Enter Rocket!

Instantaneously, the kids were mesmerized by Rocket the T-Rex. They were definitely in a state of wowness as they stood in front of him with caution. The birthday boy was anxious to engage with Rocket, but his friend was pulling him back for the sake of protection. Hey! We can’t blame him but Rocket is a loving, caring dinosaur and the birthday boy discovered that quickly as he broke away to greet him with love. Patrick, the birthday boy, was a trooper the whole time and was in total control of Rocket. Rocket obeyed his every command. One of the highlights was when Patrick put his whole head inside of Rocket’s mouth and everyone followed. Rocket enjoyed it and so did the kids. Before the piñata session, Rocket was shown some tough love as he got shot with toy guns and a few inflatable toy swipes. A funny spectacle to watch unfold.

We had an amazing time. Rocket took lots of photos with the kiddos, partook in some of the festivities, and was embraced with love from everybody. It was the perfect debut and we couldn’t ask for more. A happy birthday five year old and a happy T-rex dinosaur….Mission Accomplished!