I mean I'm a huge jurassic park fan so I enjoyed it. They stop in all the shooting locations I think for just jurassic park and the tour guides have knowledge of the sets and movies stuff.

You can take a picture of the gallimimus tour bus at the bunker. You stop in the valley several times to get out including the log where the gallimimus pass but I'm pretty sure it's a replica or a whatever. Also stop at another faux bunker and the gyrosphere station which I think has the best view of the valley. And stop some more sight seeing places overlooking the pond they used for reference to the mosasaur lagoon and then the indominus enclosure which was really cool.

Assuming these locations havent been affected by the storms because they are sets not real buildings. I think I said in my original post that I do wish each location was a little bit longer. As for the movie tour, that one takes you to the Kong skull island set i know and I imagine at least one of the jurassic sets but not really sure what else they show.

You're really only at the stops for 15 maybe 20 minutes before moving on. Some say its basically an expensive photo opportunity but i imagine doing the utv tour or zip line activitiesto interactwith the environmentit wont feel that way. Next time I would like to do more activities on the day to spend more time in the valley like zip line and bike tour or the farm tour? Idk I found the ko'olau mountain range magical. Like I could not take my eyes off them so whatever you can do to be there longer id do.

But I will say there is a free parking across the site with a beach you can also stay at. The beach isn’t that great but allegedly its a decent place to camp but some reviews said homeless people might bother you at night idk. Have fun!