Arriving at Jurassic World

The air at Jurassic World was exceptionally fresh in the early morning, and the damp sea breeze swept across the entire flat resort.

Although it was early, a few guests had already begun venturing out into the leisure area of the Jurassic World theme hotel.

The temperature near Java Island was high, the humidity was intense, and the sunshine was plentiful. Most guests were happy to take a stroll by the sea at this time of day.

After enjoying the sea breeze and beautiful scenery, they would wait for the sun to fully rise, then return to the hotel for a refined breakfast before planning the day ahead.

The more than one thousand guests currently at Jurassic World had all been invited to experience it. Their opinions would determine the future direction of the theme park.

Claire stood on the hotel's rooftop helipad. Before the guests arrived, she walked to the edge, leaned against the railing, and looked down over Jurassic World's main island, Island One.

A massive theme park covered a vast stretch of land. Every attraction there was dinosaur-themed, from roller coasters to carousels, from drop towers to dinosaur castles where children could play.

In addition, Jurassic Park had pioneered the practice of letting a number of small, gentle herbivorous dinosaurs roam freely around the park. They could interact up close with the visitors who came to enjoy themselves.

A huge Sea Performance Center stood over the underwater barrier at the island's edge. It was the most advanced facility of its kind, with a viewing platform that could be raised and lowered.

Visitors could watch the breathtaking Mosasaurus feeding show there. Then the viewing platform would sink below sea level, allowing them to see the Mosasaurus's terrifying form beneath the water through transparent glass walls.

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