15 roarsome Jurassic World Dominion toys

Kiddos can recreate their favourite scenes from the movie with this Therizinosaurus figure. It makes chomping and slashing sound effects, just like it did on-screen. With the help of an augmented reality app, you can bring the dinosaur to life through your phone. Find the DNA code and scan it to allow your little one to study the dino in the lab.

Pros: More than just an action figure
Cons: Requires a smartphone for AR experience

Who doesn't love LEGO? This awesome building set features 210 pieces to make a pickup truck and an off-road escape buggy, as well as a triceratops figure and four mini-figures. Once the fun of the building is finished, youngsters can create their own dino adventure.

Pros: Two figures to build
Cons: Not suitable for children under seven

If your child isn't old enough for LEGO triceratops but still loves construction toys, how about this DUPLO set instead? It's designed for toddlers from age two, with larger bricks and fewer pieces to build.

Pros: Perfect size for tiny hands
Cons: Youngsters will need supervision while they play

Standing over one foot high and three feet long - this dinosaur figure is a whopper! It is pretty realistic looking with its texture and colouring. This colossal dino can swallow mini action figures whole, so your little one will love making this huge figure chase after its prey. After they've been gobbled up, they can be released by unlatching the belly so play can start all over again.

Pros: Realistic looking
Cons: Takes up more room than most toys - mini action figures aren't included

If your little one is a fan of surprise toys, they'll be pleased to know there are Jurassic World Dominion versions to discover. They will need to crack open the egg, dip through pre-historic sand, slice through amber sap, and ooze through the slime to uncover a mystery dinosaur from the film.

Pros: Lots to uncover in one toy
Cons: Messy, you don't know what dinosaur you're going to get, which could lead to duplicates if you buy more than one

There's fun to be had for the whole family with the Stop N' Smash Board Game. The race is on to be the first person to collect five tokens to win while avoiding being stomped on by the T-Rex. You get to build clones of dinosaurs using Kinetic Sand during gameplay, so enough is going on in this game to keep even younger children engaged.

Pros: Kinetic Sand offers a sensory play element to the game
Cons: Not designed for solo-play

The classic Tomy Toomies Hide and Squeak Eggs have had a dino makeover to honour the new film. Inside the colourful egg shells, babas will find some adorable growling baby dinos.

Pros: Helps to develop logic, problem-solving and fine motor skills
Cons: Toy caters more to toddlers than older children

There's a dino itching to escape out of his crate, but you don't want to be the one to make him escape. Kiddies will need to take it in turns to slide the bones through the sides, but if they make the dinosaur pop, they're out of the game.

Pros: Movie-take on a classic game, family fun
Cons: Not suitable for children under 36 months

Encourage little ones to take their first steps with this dinosaur walker. It features an easy-grip handle that's made for small hands to hold. There are colourful rocks to collect in the Gyrosphere that will be magically picked up when the toy is rolled over them.

Pros: Fantastic for toddlers thanks to its easy to grip handles**
Cons:** Some reported the balls fall out

This triceratops is part of a set of four that can be collected to make a decorative dino display. Each figure has a motion sensor so kids can watch it light up and come to life as they wave their hands in front of it.

Pros: Has an interactive element to it
Cons: Will need the full set of toys to be fully effective

Youngsters will love rounding up dinosaurs in the back on this super cool Hauler. They can push it along the floor to chase after the creatures and turn the power pad to lower the ramp to wrangle them in the cage.

Pros: Encourages imaginative play
Cons: Not suitable for children under three

Children will be able to create their very own Jurassic World with this grow-your-own kit. It comes with kale, fern and wheat grass sets for your little one to nurture along with wooden dinosaurs, plastic rocks and a mountain model to put inside their mini-ecosystem.

Pros: Encourages children to look after plants
Cons: Not as interactive and fun as other Jurassic World Dominion toys

Watch your kiddos gaze in amazement at this hatching dinosaur toy. They just need to drop it and watch as the baby dinosaur springs out. The plush and egg simply click back together, providing hours of fun.

Pros: Easy to carry around
Cons: Plush toy can't be removed from the egg

Siblings and best friends can plan their next adventure together with these walkie-talkies. They can be used indoors or outdoors with a range of up to 100 metres. They're designed to be held by tiny hands and are styled with dinosaur graphics from the movie.

Pros: Designed with young children in mind
Cons: Requires six AA batteries, which are not included

If your child is a mini-Picasso in the making, they'll love unleashing their creativity with this painting kit. It includes three moulds and a pack of plaster to make the dino models, and once they're set, your little one can decorate them using the pots of paint provided.

Pros: Perfect for a child who loves arts and crafts
Cons: A messy activity