Four LEGO sets we’d like for the 30th anniversary of Jurassic Park

With the 30th anniversary of Jurassic Park in 2023 approaching, there’s a lot of potential for LEGO sets to celebrate the anniversary.

Universal Products and Experiences President Vince Klaseus has recently confirmed that the LEGO Jurassic World theme will continue in 2023, potentially to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the original Jurassic Park film. 

Though the exact details have yet to be confirmed, including whether the quote was referring to the 30th anniversary of Jurassic Park, there are numerous possibilities and here are four that we’d like to see. 

Another diorama 

The most recent LEGO Jurassic Park model, of the three that have been released so far, is 76956 T. rex Breakout. The model is a diorama featuring a quote from the depicted scene. It’s focused more on being displayed rather than being played with and a sequel to this initial model could be interesting for the 30th anniversary of Jurassic Park. 

There are enough scenes in the film for a second model and we’ve already written a feature exploring some of the best moments for a diorama here. 

BrickHeadz 

While LEGO Jurassic Park BrickHeadz may not be the most exciting celebration of the film’s 30th anniversary, a double pack could be a good accompaniment to another model. 

LEGO Jurassic World BrickHeadz for Owen and Blue were released previously in 2018. Potential characters for LEGO Jurassic Park BrickHeadz could include Alan Grant, Ian Malcolm, Ellie Sattler, John Hammond or even the T. rex. 

A Jurassic World LEGO Art set 

Alternatively, the LEGO Group could take inspiration from 31206 The Rolling Stones and depict the iconic Jurassic Park logo in a similar LEGO Art model to display the franchise alongside 76956 T. rex Breakout. 

A LEGO Art mosaic could serve a similar purpose too, but with the potential to remix the mosaic to represent silhouettes of other dinosaurs and characters. 

The Visitor Centre 

For a larger LEGO Jurassic Park model for the 30th anniversary, one of the most obvious potential creations is the Visitors Centre from the first film. 

While a diorama could recreate the moment where the banner waves in front of the T. rex inside the building, a bigger build dedicated to the visitor centre could include several references to the film, similar to 76218 Sanctum Sanctorum and the Doctor Strange films or 21330 Home Alone for the titular movie. 

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