Transform into your favorite Jurassic Park dinosaur with this new merchandise line at Universal’s Islands of Adventure, featuring horns, frills, teeth, and more.
Jurassic Park Cosplay Merchandise
T. Rex Plush Headband – $30
The top half of a plush brown Tyrannosaurus Rex head dominates this headband. Pointed felt teeth hang down, and embroidered yellow eyes seek out prey. The plush material covers the entire headband.
Dilophosaurus Plush Headband – $30
When your own frills are up, show it with this headband of the acid-spitting Dilophosaur dino. The plush green headband is topped with layered, printed pleather cutouts of the Dilophosaur’s snout, glaring yellow eyes, and bright orange and yellow striped frill.
Pterodactyl Plush Headband – $30
Even if you can’t ride Pteranodon Flyers, you can channel that feeling with this dino headband. The plush gray and pink Pterodactyl head is flanked by a pair of pink wings with embroidered details. The headband and backs of the wings are solid blue.
Triceratops Cosplay Hoodie – $70
If you loved Triceratops Encounter, this hoodie is for you. The green sweatshirt body has an appliqued Jurassic Park wordmark with a small embroidered Jurassic Park logo on the left hip. The hood features three plush ivory-hued horns and a white stand-up frill.
Triceratops Bucket Hat – $35
You can also channel your favorite three-horned dinosaur with this green bucket hat. A trio of curved plush horns sticks out of the front with a lineup of stand-up scales behind.
Dilophosaurus Cosplay Hooded Blanket – $70
Stay comfy while warning others to stay back with this hooded Snuggie-style blanket inspired by the Dilophosaurus. The plush blanket is made of scale-textured polyester in varying green hues. The hood features printed appliques of the dinosaur’s snout, eyes, and teeth, while the striped yellow and orange frill is stuffed so it will stand up.
Dino Mini Sling Bag – $40
Show your appreciation for all the dinos of Jurassic Park with this small, royal blue sling bag. The all-over print features a variety of dinosaurs (including Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, T. Rex, Dilophosaurus, Velociraptors, and Pterodactyls) along with palm trees, grass, and the Jurassic Park skeleton logo.
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