She let my little ones control the food pedal and she did the rest. Once you select your critter, it is time to fill it with fluff! A Cast Member came to the station to assist with filling our new friends with fluff.

They are floppy plush skins that are ready to be stuffed. The experience starts with a chance to select your dinosaur or whatever other creature happens to be available. This is awesome because fellow writer Maggie gifted my little ones with some Build-a-Bear gift cards, and we were able to redeem them at the Dino-store! If you have a member of your travel party who is not a dino fan, fear not! There are also classic Build-a-Bear options available. The Dino-Store is essentially a dinosaur-centric Build-a-Bear Workshop. We started our visit to T-REX with a trip to The Dino-Store. If you live in or around a major city, it is likely that you can find a Landry’s-owned restaurant near you as well including well-known fine dining establishments such as Del Frisco’s or Morton’s. The group also owns Rainforest Cafe with locations in Animal Kingdom and Disney Springs and Yak and Yeti in Animal Kingdom. It also offers rewards points for members who present the card when they visit a Landry’s Restaurant Group establishment. The Landry’s Select Club membership costs $25 and offers a $25 reward and a $25 birthday reward redeemable in the restaurant. You might not be seated immediately, but you will have a significantly shorter wait.

It’s owned by Landry’s Inc., which offers a Landry’s Select Club membership card that can get you priority seating at any Landry’s restaurant without a reservation. Like some of the other dining spots, T-REX is not owned by Disney.

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