The public was able to see and interact with “two huge animated T-Rexes, which measure about two metres high and four metres long and appear from the great volcano in the Pangea area,” they say. These animatronic figures made sounds and interacted with the audience.

As a novelty this year, it has been exhibited a replica of the off-roader that appeared in the original film Jurassic Park thanks to the collaboration of the Finestrat Motor Museum, which in addition to this cinematic vehicle also houses other iconic vehicles from the 20th century.

Get ready for an unforgettable event on October 9th! In commemoration of Back to the Future World Day, we are honored to have Claudia Wells, the iconic actress who played Jennifer Parker, Marty McFly's girlfriend in the legendary film, in attendance.

We invite you to live a day full of surprises where you can:
– Enjoy an exclusive photo shoot with Claudia Wells.
– Listen to exciting anecdotes from the filming of Back to the Future.
– Participate in special activities prepared for the most passionate fans.

Tickets are limited and require advance booking. When booking, you can choose a premium ticket (with a visit to the museum, a talk, a meal, a gift and a selfie photo) or a regular ticket (just a visit to the museum and a talk). And that's not all! The ticket includes:

Don't miss out on your spot in this unique experience!

Do not miss it!

A unique three-story building houses a permanent exhibition of classic vehicles and film vehicles, as well as an area dedicated to road safety education and training, a restoration workshop, a projection room, a children's play space, a restaurant (food truck) and a souvenir and automobile store.

In the words of the museum's creator, “It's about doing more than just parking old cars, we want to involve the visitor, showing them the secrets of our cars and inviting them to learn how these jewels that changed the world work”.

The collection is made up of about 60 owned vehicles and some others on loan. Among the exhibition pieces, highlights include a 1923 Dodge Brothers, a 1962 Cadillac Fleetwood limousine that belonged to the Spanish government, two Delorean DMC-12s in impeccable condition, and an exclusive Aston Martin Lagonda, of which only 645 were manufactured. units.

The Austin A99 Westminster was an Austin Westminster series car produced by the British manufacturer Austin from 1954 until 1968. The Westminster line was produced as the A90, A95, A99, A105 and A110 until the new Austin 3-Litre took its place. The C-series engine was enlarged to 3 liters and fitted with twin SU carburetors.

The Austin Westminster was a large, elegant car that replaced the A70 Hereford. The Westminster's design was essentially a badged version of the Farina versions of the Westminsters which were also produced using the premium Wolseley and Vanden Plas brands.

The Austin A99 took the best features of the previous model and made them better. The C-series engine was enlarged to 3 liters and fitted with twin SU carburetors. The three-speed gearbox received a stronger synchromesh and the front brakes were upgraded to power-assisted discs, a first for an Austin sedan.

In 1961, the Westminster received a longer wheelbase to increase passenger space and give the car a more impressive road presence. The following year, Austin added power steering and air conditioning options. Later in 1964 the A110 Westminster Mk II appeared with a four-speed gearbox, the finishing touch to a surprisingly impressive machine.

In short, the Austin A99 Westminster was a stylish, well-designed car that offered comfort and performance to its owners. With its enlarged C-series engine and improved features, it was an impressive car in its time.