Visiting Telus Spark during Dino Summer offers a unique hands-on experience that makes learning about prehistoric life both engaging and memorable. When I went, the highlight was definitely seeing Scotty, the world’s largest T. Rex skeleton, towering in the exhibit—it's awe-inspiring to be so close to a real fossil that’s millions of years old. The Infinity Dome’s T.REX film provides a stunning 360-degree immersive experience, making you feel like you’re right there during the dinosaur age. One thing I highly recommend is trying the fossil casting and digs activity. It's fantastic for kids and adults alike to get a tactile sense of paleontology by making their own fossil replicas. Additionally, the special event with Dr. Jean-Bernard Caron about Fossil Treasures from the Burgess Shale offers a fascinating insight into some of the world’s most important fossil finds; attending that talk deepened my appreciation for the ancient marine life that once thrived in the area. If you’re visiting in July, don’t miss the Free Stampede Pancake Breakfast on July 6—that's a perfect way to start the day with family before exploring the exhibits. Overall, Dino Summer at Telus Spark is more than just a museum visit; it’s an interactive adventure packed with education and entertainment, especially great for families in Calgary looking for seasonal, hands-on activities. Whether you have toddlers or older kids, there’s plenty to see and do that makes learning about dinosaurs exciting and accessible.