Not Your Ordinary Baby Naming: National Entertainment Group Announces Contest for Central Florida Schoolchildren to Name Two full sized Baby T-Rexes

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Company launching tour and contest to coincide with release of dino-themed blockbuster movie “Jurassic Park 4”. Interested Central Florida Schools should contact National Entertainment Group to be included in the tour.

Apr 07, 2015, 10:47 ET from National Entertainment Group

ORLANDO, Fla., April 7, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Welcoming new additions to the family is always exciting, but for Orlando-based National Entertainment Group, the “young ones” are something out of a different time period – the Jurassic Period, to be exact. Beginning in April, a pair of life-like baby T-Rexes will be making the rounds of Central Florida schools to entertain staff and students; during the tour, National Entertainment Group is holding a contest for schoolchildren to pick out names for the “tyrannical” toddlers.

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As a premier entertainment and talent management company, National Entertainment Group has enthralled and amazed audiences for more than a decade. Among the company’s most popular attractions is its collection of costumed Dinosaurs and Robots. When the company recently added two baby T-Rexes to the menagerie, the team realized the precocious carnivores lacked one important thing – names. That’s where area schoolchildren enter the picture.

National Entertainment Group will be touring local schools with its famous dinosaurs, setting up fun-filled activities to complement the main attractions. These festivities will coincide with the June theatrical release of “Jurassic Park 4.” Children will be asked to enter baby names suggestions; contest winners will each receive an iPad Mini. The company is asking for Central Florida Schools to contact them if they would like to be included in the one-hour visit.

Founder and CEO Richard Barker believes connecting with area schools provides a chance not only to entertain, but also to educate young people. “We let guests get really up close and personal with our animated and life-like dinosaurs. The experience is amazing since the dinosaurs actually interact in real time (there is a person inside operating the dinosaur). We believe this tour will make a big impression on everyone, not to mention give us some great ideas for baby T-Rex names.”

National Entertainment Group has even more thrilling dino-related activities in the works. The company is developing a new show “Wild About Dinosaurs,” an interactive game in which players can “hunt” dinosaurs with an air blaster and then feed them some of their favorite morsels. The action-packed game will have an educational theme, as players learn about dinosaurs and fossils along the way. Already the dinosaurs will visit 32 States and 4 Canadian Provinces this summer as part of a National tour.

Barker encourages anyone interested in the Transformer Robot show; the incredible Hypnotist show or the new Prehistoric attractions for an upcoming event to call National Entertainment Group at 877-383-6056 today for a quick quote from an expert and courteous staff person.

About National Entertainment Group

National Entertainment Group provides the very best entertainment today. A diverse talent pool of professional entertainers and staff ensures all clients have a wonderful, memorable event. National Entertainment Group specializes in fairs and festivals, as well as school and college events. The company also supplies headline acts for Carnival Cruise Line, including Richard Barker Comedy Hypnotist.

National Entertainment Group represents local and national touring acts, along with highly regarded international variety shows.

Contact:
Richard Barker
National Entertainment Group
(877) 383-6056
http://nationalentertainmentgroup.com

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Not Your Ordinary Baby Naming: National Entertainment Group Announces Contest for Central Florida Schoolchildren to Name Two full sized Baby T-Rexes

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