The fourth installment of the "Jurassic Park" movie franchise returns to the original island where all the dinosaur magic, or mayhem, happened. For this, the production team had to turn the abandoned real-life Six Flags New Orleans theme park into the great fictional Hilton Isla Nublar Resort.
In "Jurassic World," Isla Nublar is a fully-functioning dinosaur park, but compared to its former design, the new infrastructure is more modern, much cooler, and way more luxurious for the guests. Previous owner John Hammond envisioned that it would be this great and the movie makers have brought that vision to life.
How awesome is the Hilton Isla Nublar Resort? For one, the official site describes Winston's Steakhouse as having the best steak in the island. The menu also includes some chops, seafoods and delicious salads. People with huge appetites are most welcome to dine there.
There's also the resort itself which features tons of amenities including a golf course, multiple swimming pools, a tennis court and a spa. For people who like to drink margarita, Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville is always open. For more details on the Isla Nublar island, all its great features are showcased in this video.
Apart from the beautiful place and tasty menus, there are four new dinosaurs that guests should look forward to. There's the Anyklosaurus, Stegosaurus, Mosasaurus and Gallimimus. Previously confirmed to be included in the list are the T-Rex, Apatosaurus and Triceratops.
For dinosaur lovers, the Anyklosaurus means fuzed lizard and this dinosaur dates back to the Late Cretaceous Period. The Mosasaurus, on the other hand, means meuse river lizard. As for the Gallimimus, it means chicken mimic, and the Stegosaurus means roffed lizard.
The Mosasaurus and the Gallilimus are shown in the "Jurassic World" trailer. The latter is in the scene where guests are admiring the creatures from a van.
"Jurassic World" will hit theaters on June 12, 2015. After years of story development, it's almost here!
