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Dragon Quest: The Search for the Lost Eggs at Lotherton

Shekina Rose, Families Editor

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Dragon Quest: The Search for the Lost Eggs

Lotherton Hall and Estate,
29 March-21 April 2025
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Time
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29 Mar 2025
10:00 am-5:00 pm
30 Mar 2025
10:00 am-5:00 pm
05 Apr 2025
10:00 am-5:00 pm
06 Apr 2025
10:00 am-5:00 pm
07 Apr 2025
10:00 am-5:00 pm

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Dragon Quest: The Search for the Lost Eggs A image of a green dragon flying above colourfully patterned eggs and fire
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Calling all young explorers and fearless families! An Easter adventure awaits at Lotherton, with Dragon Quest: The Search for the Lost Eggs, an exciting quest that invites you to explore the amazing grounds of Lotherton, prove your skills as a true Dragonologist and find all the lost eggs.

Follow the trail through the house, estate, and zoo as you track down 12 dragon nests, each home to a legendary dragon from around the world. Solve clues, crack the code, and earn your official Dragonologist certificate!

Along the way, find the mystical eggs hidden throughout your journey and discover the fascinating stories behind dragons like the Chinese Lung Dragon and the Arctic Ice Dragon.

Celebrate your victorious adventure with some Easter crafting and by toasting marshmallows at the Lotherton Basecamp village (additional charges apply).

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