Travellers at St Pancras International were today met with rather unusual fellow passengers, as three remarkably life-like dinosaurs descended on the iconic London station.

The prehistoric visitors had escaped the stage for the day from Olivier Award-winning family show DINOSAUR WORLD LIVE, which is back in London by roaring demand during the school summer holidays, as families across the capital look for ways to keep little ones entertained.

The show’s Segnosaurus, named Juliet, along with Tam, the baby T-rex, were spotted beneath St Pancras International’s famous Dent Clock, followed by dinosaurs Tam and Orlando roaming the station’s main concourse, surprising members of the public passing through.

Playing at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre until Sunday 6th September, the interactive show brings audiences face-to-face with astonishing, life-like creatures – including every child’s favourite flesh-eating giant, the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

The dinosaur encounter is the latest unexpected cultural moment to land at St Pancras International which as the gateway to London for 100,000+ people every day, hosts a year-round programme of the capital’s best arts, theatre, music and seasonal experiences.

St Pancras Highspeed recently announced a partnership with London Theatre Direct, offering a dedicated theatre booking service to help visitors discover and book London shows alongside planning their journeys.