The Dinosaur Park, a dinosaur-themed visitor attraction in Tenby, Wales, has been sold to Magic Entertainment Partners.
Specialist business property advisor Christie & Co announced the sale of the park in Pembrokeshire.
Established in 1994, the park includes 36 rides and attractions, more than 90 animatronic dinosaurs, and two new roaming robotic dinosaurs.
The site also features a woodland trail, soft and hard play areas, a family-friendly activity house, a VR experience, F&B outlets, and a gift shop.
The Dinosaur Park, a dinosaur-themed visitor attraction in Wales, has been sold to Magic Entertainment Partners.
The Dinosaur Park attracts more than 60,000 visitors every year.
Magic Entertainment Partners said in a statement: "We were attracted by the strength of the business, the quality of the attraction, and the opportunity to build on an already successful foundation.
"Our goal is to invest in the guest experience, introduce new attractions over time, and continue establishing the Dinosaur Park as one of the leading family attractions in Wales."
The park was put up for sale in January 2025 by former owners Simon and Amanda Meyrick due to retirement.
"We have become the dinosaurs, so it is time for us to hang our boots up," they said. "We hope we have given many families days out to remember over the years."
The Dinosaur Park in Tenby, Wales attracts more than 60,000 visitors every year.
Magic Entertainment Partners said it wants to "build on the legacy that Simon and Amanda have created and ensure the park continues to thrive for future generations".
Dave Morris, regional director of retail and leisure at Christie & Co, said: “It’s not every day we get a call to sell a dinosaur park, but once there, we realised what a fantastic visitor attraction Amanda and Simon had created."
He added: "The team at Magic Entertainment Partners were the successful buyers and have a background in amusement parks in the UK, America and Spain.
"They hope to further develop the park and attractions to take it to the next level."
