Innovation Center

Samsung Innovation Center
Built	Sometime in 2005
Location	Isla Nublar
Purpose	Main Hub of Jurassic World Island Monitor/Control Center Visitor Reception and Lodging Main Dining Facility Guided Tours Skeleton Digging
Status	Destroyed

"Welcome to the Innovation Center, where technology meets prehistory."

—Park Announcer^(src)

The Samsung Innovation Center is the main building in Main Street of Jurassic World. It features minor theme-park attractions such as Guided tours, Skeleton digging, the Holoscape and Hammond Creation Lab. The structure is 20,000 ft. in total area, and consists of over 100 interactive exhibits.

It is inspired by the original center in Jurassic Park.

Places

• Hammond Creation Lab
• Draw a Dino
• Mr. DNA Meet & Greet
• Holoscape

Gallery

Fossil Dig

Hammond Creation Lab

Holoscape

Apatosaurus hologram in front of Gray, Zach, and Zara.

Hologram map showing Ankylosaurus and Gallimimus

Parasaurolophus hologram behind Claire and Gray

The outside of the Innovation Center

Velociraptor hologram

Delta fighting a hologram Dilophosaurus

Hologram Dilophosaurus

Innovation center behind Tyrannosaurus rex paddock in right

T. rex roaring with Innovation Center in the backround

Apatosaurus hologram looks at history of dinosaur video

Mr. DNA in Jurassic World

Dinosaur extinction video

The wreaked Innovation Center in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

A Brachiosaurus in front of the destroyed Innovation Center in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

Graphics

Neopaleontogly graphic

Carnivores of Jurassic World

Dino-sized graphic

Trivia

• Interestingly, the "Holoscape" (see the fourth image in the gallery above) lists creatures that have not been seen so far in the Jurassic World. This includes Spinosaurus, Plesiosaurus, Dilophosaurus, Deinonychus, Nipponosaurus, Lesothosaurus, Hadrosaurus, Hoplitosaurus and Elaphrosaurus. It is currently unknown if the aforementioned dinosaurs actually live in Jurassic World, except for Dilophosaurus, as the book The Evolution of Claire says there was a herd of Dilophosaurus in the park, implying that at some point it was probably removed from the park's exhibit, as for the rest everything indicates that probably they never went one of the attractions of the park, at least relying on what is known so far, after all, Allosaurus didn't even exist in the Jurassic Park/World franchise until we saw it in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
• The center was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Sibo in 2018.