Dinosaurs Life Size Cutouts

This is a life-size cardboard standee of Blue from the movie Jurassic World Dominion. Get your cardboard standee today! Don't forget to check out our other dinosaur standees while you're at it.

This was my sons favorite out of all of them and could not be happier with the quality. Jose. Hesperia, CA. Tue, 21 Jun 2022

This is a life-size cardboard standee of red from the movie Jurassic world dominion. Get your cardboard standee today! Don't forget to check out our other dinosaur standees while you're at it.

Excellent quality, I am very pleased with the product and definitely recommend it!. Alberto. Thu, 08 May 2025

This is a life-size cardboard Standees of a T-Rex from the movie Jurassic World Dominion. Get your cardboard standee today! Don't forget to check out our other dinosaur standees while you're at it.

My grandson loved it he’s going to put it in his room. Veronica. Commerce City, CO. Sun, 25 Dec 2022

This is a life-size cardboard Standees of Dilophosaurus from the movie Jurassic World Dominion. Get your cardboard standee today! Don't forget to check out our other dinosaur standees while you're at it.

Coolness! Perfect for Jurassic Park themed party decor. Great for photo ops too!!. Dh. GA. Tue, 28 Jul 2026

90x36 inch cardboard cutout of a giant Brontosaurus. This gentle giant with the long neck loves to eat leaves from the tallest trees.

By Ad Meskens - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, 90x46 inch cardboard cutout of a giant Brontosaurus skeleton. This gentle giant with the long neck loved to eat leaves from the tallest trees.

90x46 inch cardboard cutout of a T Rex running through a foggy forest looking for trouble. If you’re looking for trouble too, look no further than the most dramatic Jurassic backdrop for your photos!

72x46 inch cardboard cutout of the gentle giant who can put up a fight against a T-rex, but ultimately, it is a peaceful herbivore living in harmony with the brontosaurus, stegosaurus, and various other Jurassic dinosaur beasts.

Placed this on the entrance of our home! Very beautiful, sturdy and easy to build.. Melissa. Los Angeles, CA. Wed, 18 Dec 2019

This is a life-size cardboard standee of a camotaurus from the movie Jurassic world dominion. Get your cardboard standee today! Don't forget to check out our other dinosaur standees while you're at it.

Take a prehistoric adventure with this Dino Party Decoration Set! Perfect for dinosaur-themed birthdays, baby showers, and playful party backdrops, these adorable dino cutouts bring a fun and colorful touch to any celebration. Featuring six beautifully illustrated dinosaurs, each piece is crafted from durable coroplast with easel-backed standees for easy freestanding display—making setup a breeze for your dino-mite event!

This is a life-size cardboard Standees of Ghost from the movie Jurassic World Dominion. Get your cardboard standee today! Don't forget to check out our other dinosaur standees while you're at it.

My 4 y/o nephew, a dinosaur nut, was thrilled with the Velociraptor stand-up!. Michael. Tue, 20 Jun 2023

This is a life-size cardboard Standees of Gianotosaurus from the movie Jurassic World Dominion. Get your cardboard standee today! Don't forget to check out our other dinosaur standees while you're at it.

By Fred Wierum - File:Stegosaurus stenops Life Reconstruction.png, CC BY-SA 4.0, 46x90 inch cardboard cutout of the mighty Stegosaurus, the gentle giant herbivore that chooses to live in peace, but is armed with protection at the tail if conflict arises.

This is a life-size cardboard Standees of Gianotosaurus from the movie Jurassic World Dominion. Get your cardboard standee today! Don't forget to check out our other dinosaur standees while you're at it.

Looks cool but could definitely be a lot darker on the picture.. Jill. US. Tue, 17 Sep 2024

Jointed Tyrannosaurus 54793,Designer,Latest,Durable

Nicole. NY. Wed, 01 Jul 2026

Jointed Tyrannosaurus 54793,Designer,Latest,Durable

My nephew was ecstatic to get these. He loves dinosaurs. Perfect for a dinosaur birthday party!!!Wld definitely recommend -). Helen. Fresno, CA. Sat, 01 May 2021

72x46 inch cardboard cutout of the gentle giant who can put up a fight against a T-rex, but ultimately, it is a peaceful herbivore living in harmony with the brontosaurus, stegosaurus, and various other Jurassic dinosaur beasts.

90x46 inch cardboard cutout of a T Rex running through a foggy forest looking for trouble. If you’re looking for trouble too, look no further than the most dramatic Jurassic backdrop for your photos!

The name means 3 horned faces. It lived 68 million years ago in North America during the Cretaceous period…not the Jurassic period as you may think. It was one of the largest dinosaurs and most recognizable, probably second to the T rex, which likely preyed upon the Triceratops. Fortunately, the Triceratops is endowed with formidable defense. This image is licensed under the creative commons attribution-share alike 3.0 unported license.

Unlike the name suggests, it lived in Argentina, not Australia. It also lived during the Cretaceous period...not the Jurassic Period. Furthermore, the feathered nature of this depiction is sure to kill your childhood. I'm sorry, but it's science. The image used is licensed under the creative commons attribution-share alike 4.0 International license.. We give appropriate credit to Fred Wierum, provide a link to the license, and indicate that image distortions were done to make it into a cardboard cutout. The licensor does not endorse us or our users.

This is based on the newer data that dinosaurs were feathered...which probably kills your childhood. The Utahraptor lived in North America not during the Jurassic period, but rather the Cretaceous period. It is the largest known Dromaeosauridae. The image used is licensed under the creative commons attribution-share alike 4.0 International license.. We give appropriate credit to Fred Wierum, provide a link to the license, and indicate that image distortions were done to make it into a cardboard cutout. The licensor does not endorse us or our users.

We don't care that the new science is saying they had feathers. Jurassic Park told us otherwise.

The T-rex lived in western North America about 66 million years ago. It is the most well-known dinosaur. It was most likely an apex predator, though some experts suggest that it was primarily a scavenger.

Such a great, authentic, real-life, cardboard rendition of a member of Earth's earliest inhabitants! My grandson is thrilled!. Beverly. Tue, 21 Jan 2025

The T-rex lived in western North America about 66 million years ago. It is the most well-known dinosaur. It was most likely an apex predator, though some experts suggest that it was primarily a scavenger. This image is licensed under the creative commons attribution-share alike 3.0 Unported license.

The name means 3 horned faces. It lived 68 million years ago in North America during the Cretaceous period…not the Jurassic period as you may think. It was one of the largest dinosaurs and most recognizable, probably second to the T rex, which likely preyed upon the Triceratops. Fortunately, the Triceratops is endowed with formidable defense.

Tara. Battle Ground, WA. Wed, 17 Dec 2025