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Jurassic Park (novel park)
Jurassic park logo novel by Henrique.jpg
Jurassic Park Logo from the novel, made by H. Z. Tomassi
Jurassic Park is an amusement park/zoo created by InGen, featuring extinct animals such as dinosaurs as attractions, which they brought over from cloning facilities on nearby Isla Sorna. It was commonly called the Costa Rica Project or the Jurassic Park Project. In an attempt to have a controlled environment, it was built on the island Isla Nublar off the west coast of Costa Rica. The park was planned to be a part of a franchise; with two sister parks; one near the island of Azores and one near the island of Guam being developed for the future respectively. Though, these plans never saw the light of day due to the Isla Nublar incident.
Jurassic Park Operation Management Team/Employees
Management
John Hammond (Founder)
Geneticists
Dr. Henry Wu (Chief Geneticist)
Four others
Security
Robert Muldoon (Game Warden and Animal Supervisor)
Jimmy (Lobby Guard)
Jurassic Park Security Guard (Laboratory Guard)
Public Relations Officers
Ed Regis (P.R. Manager)
Computer Techs/Engineers
John Arnold (Chief Engineer)
Dennis Nedry (Computer Programmer)
Unknown (Ear found on floor)
Veterinarians/Nurses
Gerry Harding (Chief Vet)
Kathy (Vet)
Maintenance
Ramon (Officer)
Carlos (Officer)
Owens (Contractor)
Two others
Chefs/Cooks
Alain Richard (Head Chef)
Maria (Chef/Cook)
Anne B Crew
Frederick D. Farrell (Captain)
Logo
In the chapter The tour (#2) from the first novel it is said that “woman was passing out pith helmets with "Jurassic Park" labeled on the headband, and a little blue dinosaur logo”. This is the only description of the park's logo in the novel. Based on this description, H. Z. Tomassi made the logo that is shown on top of this article.
Dinosaurs in Jurassic Park
This is a list of all dinosaurs in the park according to John Arnold's computer counter. Here are the numbers of all the dinosaurs shown:[1]
Species Expected Found Version
Tyrannosaurs 2 2 4.1
Maiasaurs 21 22 3.3
Stegosaurs 4 4 3.9
Triceratops 8 8 3.1
Procompsognathids
49 65 3.9
Othnielia 16 23 3.1
Velociraptor 8 37 3.0
Apatosaurs (Camarasaurus in some versions) 17 17 3.1
Hadrosaurs 11 11 3.1
Dilophosaurs 7 7 4.3
Pterosaurs 6 6 4.3
Hypsilophodontids 33 34 2.9
Euoplocephalids 16 16 4.0
Styracosaurs 18 18 3.9
Microceratops (Callovosaurs in some versions)
22 22 4.1
Park Attractions
The tours of different areas of the zoological park are called "rides". The park was set to open with the basic dinosaur tour (the Park Drive ride) which was in-progress when the Isla Nublar Incident started. The other rides were scheduled to come online within six-to-twelve months after the park was to be opened.
Park Drive
This was the main attraction of the park. Officially named "Park Drive", it featured the electric Land Cruisers which followed tracks and visited each of the dinosaur enclosures on its self-guided tour. In keeping with the nonpolluting policies of Jurassic Park, these lightweight electric Land Cruisers were specially built by Toyota in Osaka. CD-ROMs inside the cruisers were controlled by the park motion sensors (if a certain dinosaur was detected within certain distance of the Jeep, the recorded voice in the CD would acknowledge it). The voice on the CD-ROMs giving the tour was that of Richard Kiley. The Land Cruisers also featured an intercom system for Cruiser-To-Cruiser communication as well as communication with the Control Room. The electric gearshifts on the cars seemed to be acting up slightly during the tour.
(Click here for a Full Transcript of the Tour)
Stops on the Tour Included:
Hypsilophodont Highlands (featuring Dryosaurus and Othnielia)
Pterosaur Peak (featuring Pterosaurs (Cearadactylus to be exact), but not yet finished for visitors due to the hostile behavior of the pterosaurs)
Carnivore Country 1 (featuring Dilophosaurus)
Les Gigantes (A three-star restaurant - not yet finished for visitors)
Triceratops Territory (Triceratops and possibly Styracosaurus and Euoplocephalus)
Carnivore Country 2 (featuring Tyrannosaurus rex)
Sauropod Swamp (featuring Apatosaurus, Camarasaurus (in some editions of the novel) Hadrosaurus, Maiasaura, Microceratus (it should be noted that Microceratopsians were a free-roaming addition to the park, but they resided in Sauropod Swamp), Callovosaurus (in some editions in the novel), possibly Meganeura)
Stegosaur South (featuring Stegosaurus)
Velociraptor Valley (featuring Velociraptor, was planned, but was never finished)
Jungle River Ride/Aviary
Where the boats follow tracks underwater. This ride went through a number of dinosaur terrains and ended at the Pteratops Lodge in the Aviary. The Microceratops were exclusively featured on this ride and provided appropriate scenery from the treetops. The ride was postponed because of the Dilophosaurus spitting on the boat as it went by. The Jurassic Park: River Adventure at Universal Studios is modeled after this ride.
Not much information is available about the Aviary aside from it taking place in a dome-shaped building, and that it was supposedly similar to a ski lift or the old Skyway ride at Disneyland. Progress on the Pteratops Lodge in the Aviary was forcibly delayed, because the Cearadactylus in the park were very violent and unpredictable. Placement of the dome within the Park Drive tour area suggested the main entrance gate was probably also used to enter this attraction, although this is only speculation at this time.
Park Places and Other Locations
Jurassic Park Visitor Center
The hub of the park was the Visitor Center, which seen from the outside was very high tech, it was two stories high and made of glass with exposed black anodized girders and supports.
Inside, the main hall featured a small auditorium dominated by an electric Tyrannosaur positioned by the entrance to the exhibit When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth, further on were other displays: What Is A Dinosaur? and The Mesozoic World. Other parts of the center included the park's main control center, Extractions Laboratory comprised of two sections, the large scientific lab and the chilled room for the Hamachi-Hood gene sequencers, embryonic storage, Hatchery and Nursery, and a cafe that had a rack of gum and candy.
It appears that the Jurassic Park Visitor Center was never fully completed before the Isla Nublar Incident as there were wires and cables all over the floor in the exhibits.
(Check here for more details about the Visitor Center)
Endorsement Team
In an effort to prove the Zoological park he is trying to create a park that is perfectly safe, John Hammond creates several endorsement teams to test out the island resort.
The first endorsement team consisted of:
Dr. Alan Grant - chief paleontological consultant
Dr. Ellie Sattler - chief botanist consultant
Dr. Ian Malcolm - chief mathematician
Donald Gennaro - InGen lawyer sent to inspect Jurassic Park
Lex Murphy and Tim Murphy - Hammond's grandchildren invited to show Hammond's faith in the safety of the park.
It is during this first evaluation that the catastrophic events on the island took place, nicknamed the Isla Nublar Incident. After the survivors are rescued, Isla Nublar is bombarded by the Costa Rican Air Force, killing the dinosaurs and destroying the park. This event is nicknamed the Costa Rica Napalm Bombing.
Park Problems
Grinding Gearshifts in the Land Cruisers.
Auto-Feeders sending food once every 12 hours and not 24.
Security Systems
Aviary
Dilophosaurus spit
The 10:00 p.m. lights didn't always work
Auto-Fecal Analysis falsely says the dinosaurs have a parasite when they don't
Stegosaurs dying of unknown diseases
Othnielia skin irritation
Park Control Mechanisms
Electrified Fences with 10,000 volts of electricity constantly containing the animals
10-30 foot concrete moats filled with water
Shock radio collars
Custom personnel vehicles
LAW launchers and tranquilizers
Lysine Contingency
Irradiation of dinosaur gonadal tissue
Sources
↑ Jurassic Park: "Control II"
ARTICLE INFORMATION
Top Contributors
BastionMonk
John Alfred Hammond, CEO
Kuchipatchi9
HypernoidX71
SP2562
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JURASSIC PARK WIKI
JURASSIC PARK WIKI
Jurassic Park (novel park)
Jurassic park logo novel by Henrique.jpg
Jurassic Park Logo from the novel, made by H. Z. Tomassi
Jurassic Park is an amusement park/zoo created by InGen, featuring extinct animals such as dinosaurs as attractions, which they brought over from cloning facilities on nearby Isla Sorna. It was commonly called the Costa Rica Project or the Jurassic Park Project. In an attempt to have a controlled environment, it was built on the island Isla Nublar off the west coast of Costa Rica. The park was planned to be a part of a franchise; with two sister parks; one near the island of Azores and one near the island of Guam being developed for the future respectively. Though, these plans never saw the light of day due to the Isla Nublar incident.
Jurassic Park Operation Management Team/Employees
Management
John Hammond (Founder)
Geneticists
Dr. Henry Wu (Chief Geneticist)
Four others
Security
Robert Muldoon (Game Warden and Animal Supervisor)
Jimmy (Lobby Guard)
Jurassic Park Security Guard (Laboratory Guard)
Public Relations Officers
Ed Regis (P.R. Manager)
Computer Techs/Engineers
John Arnold (Chief Engineer)
Dennis Nedry (Computer Programmer)
Unknown (Ear found on floor)
Veterinarians/Nurses
Gerry Harding (Chief Vet)
Kathy (Vet)
Maintenance
Ramon (Officer)
Carlos (Officer)
Owens (Contractor)
Two others
Chefs/Cooks
Alain Richard (Head Chef)
Maria (Chef/Cook)
Anne B Crew
Frederick D. Farrell (Captain)
Logo
In the chapter The tour (#2) from the first novel it is said that “woman was passing out pith helmets with "Jurassic Park" labeled on the headband, and a little blue dinosaur logo”. This is the only description of the park's logo in the novel. Based on this description, H. Z. Tomassi made the logo that is shown on top of this article.
Dinosaurs in Jurassic Park
This is a list of all dinosaurs in the park according to John Arnold's computer counter. Here are the numbers of all the dinosaurs shown:[1]
Species Expected Found Version
Tyrannosaurs 2 2 4.1
Maiasaurs 21 22 3.3
Stegosaurs 4 4 3.9
Triceratops 8 8 3.1
Procompsognathids
49 65 3.9
Othnielia 16 23 3.1
Velociraptor 8 37 3.0
Apatosaurs (Camarasaurus in some versions) 17 17 3.1
Hadrosaurs 11 11 3.1
Dilophosaurs 7 7 4.3
Pterosaurs 6 6 4.3
Hypsilophodontids 33 34 2.9
Euoplocephalids 16 16 4.0
Styracosaurs 18 18 3.9
Microceratops (Callovosaurs in some versions)
22 22 4.1
Park Attractions
The tours of different areas of the zoological park are called "rides". The park was set to open with the basic dinosaur tour (the Park Drive ride) which was in-progress when the Isla Nublar Incident started. The other rides were scheduled to come online within six-to-twelve months after the park was to be opened.
Park Drive
This was the main attraction of the park. Officially named "Park Drive", it featured the electric Land Cruisers which followed tracks and visited each of the dinosaur enclosures on its self-guided tour. In keeping with the nonpolluting policies of Jurassic Park, these lightweight electric Land Cruisers were specially built by Toyota in Osaka. CD-ROMs inside the cruisers were controlled by the park motion sensors (if a certain dinosaur was detected within certain distance of the Jeep, the recorded voice in the CD would acknowledge it). The voice on the CD-ROMs giving the tour was that of Richard Kiley. The Land Cruisers also featured an intercom system for Cruiser-To-Cruiser communication as well as communication with the Control Room. The electric gearshifts on the cars seemed to be acting up slightly during the tour.
(Click here for a Full Transcript of the Tour)
Stops on the Tour Included:
Hypsilophodont Highlands (featuring Dryosaurus and Othnielia)
Pterosaur Peak (featuring Pterosaurs (Cearadactylus to be exact), but not yet finished for visitors due to the hostile behavior of the pterosaurs)
Carnivore Country 1 (featuring Dilophosaurus)
Les Gigantes (A three-star restaurant - not yet finished for visitors)
Triceratops Territory (Triceratops and possibly Styracosaurus and Euoplocephalus)
Carnivore Country 2 (featuring Tyrannosaurus rex)
Sauropod Swamp (featuring Apatosaurus, Camarasaurus (in some editions of the novel) Hadrosaurus, Maiasaura, Microceratus (it should be noted that Microceratopsians were a free-roaming addition to the park, but they resided in Sauropod Swamp), Callovosaurus (in some editions in the novel), possibly Meganeura)
Stegosaur South (featuring Stegosaurus)
Velociraptor Valley (featuring Velociraptor, was planned, but was never finished)
Jungle River Ride/Aviary
Where the boats follow tracks underwater. This ride went through a number of dinosaur terrains and ended at the Pteratops Lodge in the Aviary. The Microceratops were exclusively featured on this ride and provided appropriate scenery from the treetops. The ride was postponed because of the Dilophosaurus spitting on the boat as it went by. The Jurassic Park: River Adventure at Universal Studios is modeled after this ride.
Not much information is available about the Aviary aside from it taking place in a dome-shaped building, and that it was supposedly similar to a ski lift or the old Skyway ride at Disneyland. Progress on the Pteratops Lodge in the Aviary was forcibly delayed, because the Cearadactylus in the park were very violent and unpredictable. Placement of the dome within the Park Drive tour area suggested the main entrance gate was probably also used to enter this attraction, although this is only speculation at this time.
Park Places and Other Locations
Jurassic Park Visitor Center
The hub of the park was the Visitor Center, which seen from the outside was very high tech, it was two stories high and made of glass with exposed black anodized girders and supports.
Inside, the main hall featured a small auditorium dominated by an electric Tyrannosaur positioned by the entrance to the exhibit When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth, further on were other displays: What Is A Dinosaur? and The Mesozoic World. Other parts of the center included the park's main control center, Extractions Laboratory comprised of two sections, the large scientific lab and the chilled room for the Hamachi-Hood gene sequencers, embryonic storage, Hatchery and Nursery, and a cafe that had a rack of gum and candy.
It appears that the Jurassic Park Visitor Center was never fully completed before the Isla Nublar Incident as there were wires and cables all over the floor in the exhibits.
(Check here for more details about the Visitor Center)
Endorsement Team
In an effort to prove the Zoological park he is trying to create a park that is perfectly safe, John Hammond creates several endorsement teams to test out the island resort.
The first endorsement team consisted of:
Dr. Alan Grant - chief paleontological consultant
Dr. Ellie Sattler - chief botanist consultant
Dr. Ian Malcolm - chief mathematician
Donald Gennaro - InGen lawyer sent to inspect Jurassic Park
Lex Murphy and Tim Murphy - Hammond's grandchildren invited to show Hammond's faith in the safety of the park.
It is during this first evaluation that the catastrophic events on the island took place, nicknamed the Isla Nublar Incident. After the survivors are rescued, Isla Nublar is bombarded by the Costa Rican Air Force, killing the dinosaurs and destroying the park. This event is nicknamed the Costa Rica Napalm Bombing.
Park Problems
Grinding Gearshifts in the Land Cruisers.
Auto-Feeders sending food once every 12 hours and not 24.
Security Systems
Aviary
Dilophosaurus spit
The 10:00 p.m. lights didn't always work
Auto-Fecal Analysis falsely says the dinosaurs have a parasite when they don't
Stegosaurs dying of unknown diseases
Othnielia skin irritation
Park Control Mechanisms
Electrified Fences with 10,000 volts of electricity constantly containing the animals
10-30 foot concrete moats filled with water
Shock radio collars
Custom personnel vehicles
LAW launchers and tranquilizers
Lysine Contingency
Irradiation of dinosaur gonadal tissue
Sources
↑ Jurassic Park: "Control II"
ARTICLE INFORMATION
Top Contributors
BastionMonk
John Alfred Hammond, CEO
Kuchipatchi9
HypernoidX71
SP2562
Categories
Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.
MORE JURASSIC PARK WIKI
1
Isla Sorna (movie canon)
2
Spinosaurus
3
John Hammond
Allosaurus
Jurassic Park wiki
Dennis Nedry
Jurassic Park wiki
Alan Grant
Jurassic Park wiki
Ian Malcolm
Jurassic Park wiki
Ellie Sattler
Jurassic Park wiki
InGen's List
Jurassic Park wiki
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Jurassic Park wiki
Jurassic World III
Jurassic Park wiki
Nasutoceratops
Jurassic Park wiki
Indominus rex
Jurassic Park wiki
EXPLORE PROPERTIES
Fandom
Gamepedia
D&D Beyond
Muthead
Futhead
FOLLOW US
OVERVIEW
About
Careers
Press
Contact
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Local Sitemap
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Support
Help
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Contact
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