Jurassic Mile: A Hidden 1-KM PCN With Dinosaurs Near East Coast Park That’s Opening Soon

When you hear the words Jurassic Mile, you’d think that it’s a new ride in Universal Studios Singapore or a new programme in Singapore Science Centre. And when you see images like this…

…you’re convinced that you need to pay some good money to take a Wefie with them.

Well, here’s the good news: this could well be the together East Singapore Coast Plan that someone in white once famously said before.

Jurassic Mile, a Hidden 1-KM PCN With Dinosaurs Near East Coast Park That’s Opening Soon

Before reading about dinosaurs, you need to know what a Park Connector Network (PCN) is.

Basically, it’s a path that connects almost the whole of Singapore together, and you can walk or ride your bicycles (even PMDs!) on it. Think of it as the expressway for your legs.

Just like expressways, there are several of them all over Singapore, but unlike expressways whereby you’d just see trees and sovereign vehicles around you, you’d be greeted with “picturesque rivers and canals that link you to the major parks in Singapore.”

Now you can add one more reason to take a long walk on the PCNs: Dinosaurs.

This is so “hidden” that many of us know about it after Singapore Atrium Sale posted these images in their Facebook Page:

The other person who knows about it is parenting blogger Kelvin Ang from cheekiemonkie.net, whereby he visited the place and also found that it’s peppered with information about the dinosaurs.

This is so new and hidden that even if you Google for it online, you won’t find anything about it.

The Jurassic Mile is near Changi Airport T4:

The stretch of PCN is still closed, and Goody Feed has contacted NParks for more details. Do download our app for the latest updates!