The Sandy Springs Dino Egg Hunt is returning to Morgan Falls Overlook Park on April 11, offering an inclusive celebration designed for individuals with physical and developmental disabilities.
Now in its sixth year, the Sandy Springs Recreation and Parks Department’s dinosaur-themed Egg Hunt creates a safe, sensory-considerate, and accessible environment where participants can enjoy a prehistoric adventure tailored to their needs.
Registration time slots are based on the age of the family member with a disability. Siblings who wish to participate should register together and will go on a hunt together, regardless of age.
Schedule:
• 11 a.m. – Ages 4-6 and siblings
• 11:45 a.m. – Ages 7-9 and siblings
• 12:30 p.m.– Ages 10-13 and siblings
• 1:15 p.m. – Ages 14-adult
Each registered time slot includes:
- The dino egg hunt – custom eggs filled with collectible dinosaurs, candy, and toys;
- An accessible hunting area, designed for people who use wheelchairs;
- Educational fossil dig – More than 70 different real fossils available for excavation;
- Dino play yard – Dinosaur statues for exploration and photo opportunities;
- Meet & greet – A life-size prehistoric guest appearance.
Participants in the fossil dig will uncover real fossils and take home three of their favorites. To ensure a positive experience for people who prefer more personal space, spots are limited per session, and the event will be closely monitored for safety.
Registration:
• Pre-registration is required.
• Multiple egg hunt sessions are available.
• No on-site registration will be accepted.
• All attendees must be registered and specify their participation role during checkout
• Recommended arrival: 15 minutes before the scheduled time slot to allow for parking and check-in.
