The viral marketing website for Universal Pictures' Jurassic World, Masrani Global has just added a new update featuring Bryce Dallas Howard's Claire Dearing discussing new rides and plans for the future of Jurassic World. As we're already aware, Claire views Jurassic World and its attractions as nothing more than assets and seeks to continue introducing new attractions to the park to maintain high enthusiasm from the public and boost overall profits for Masrani and their subsidiaries. One of these new attractions mentioned is called "Treetop Grazers" and would give park visitors a chance to get up close to various Sauropods, like the Brachiosaurus seen in the first Jurassic Park.

"Scientists are often challenged by the risks involved in executing grand concepts," explains Claire. "Many at InGen doubted the likelihood of a successful hybrid, but here we are just one month away and she's more than we imagined. We will closely monitor visitor response and gauge the consumer's appetite for future experiences, taking Jurassic World into a new era."
"But as we seek to recreate the past, we can't forget to innovate", Claire adds. "We have several new rides in the conceptual phase with Axis Boulder. Our most evolved, the 'Treetop Gazers', has an ETA sometime in 2018." - Masrani Global
Now that Jurassic World Rebirth has been released, check out interesting concept artwork from the film! You can also find behind-the-scenes production photos in our image gallery, here!

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