Jurassic World's real legacy: the inflatable T-rex costume

Jurassic World is among the most successful movies in history. But what has it added to popular culture? Some might argue for Chris Pratt's witty remarks or Bryce Dallas Howard's incredible sprinting in heels as notable industry moments. Others could commend the "Indominus rex," which resembles a rebellious teenager's version of a Tyrannosaurus rex.

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However, I believe the most significant cultural impact of Jurassic World wasn't even featured in the film. Instead, it is the T-rex costume.

The inflatable suit, crafted by Rubies Costume Company—the world's largest costume manufacturer—comes in sizes for both children and adults, maximizing its fun potential. A popular video from Gascon Horsemanship, set to the Jurassic Park theme song, showcases someone riding a horse in this costume. It's a delightful example of how silly costumes can brighten everyday scenes. I laughed so hard that I even swallowed my gum and briefly wondered if 2016 might literally kill me.

Fortunately, 2016 didn't kill me, and I discovered even more T-rex videos online. While I can't recount the plot of Jurassic World, I can list my favorite T-rex costumed stunts that followed the movie's release. Have you seen the T-rex who excelled on "American Ninja Warrior"? Or the one trying to become a ballet dancer? There's also a T-rex pole-dancing, engaging in slap fights, or riding hoverboards.

I'm not saying Jurassic World was bad, but let's be honest: which brings you more joy? Chris Pratt riding a motorcycle alongside velociraptors, or a T-rex riding a dirt bike?

I thought so.

I'm the nightmare of Halloween dads because I'm too cheap to buy new costumes every year, and too lazy to help make homemade ones. Crafting for five minutes adds years to my spine, so I usually ignore my children's pleas to spend $50 on costumes from Spirit Halloween, which likely have layers of asbestos.

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But this year, my 12-year-old daughter offered a compromise: she would pay for her own Halloween costume. You might think it's cruel to take money from a child for a costume, but I don't feel guilty. After all, I'm the one who gives her an allowance, so it's really just a deposit on her future purchases.

This Halloween, my daughter wanted an inflatable dinosaur costume, specifically one that costs $48 on Amazon, depending on the size. You've probably seen this costume on YouTube or maybe from a cheerleading performance at a Broncos game.

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I have no clue who invented the inflatable dinosaur costume or why it became a Halloween favorite. All I know is that my daughter wanted it, had the money, and so I let her buy it. I also told her not to break it before Halloween, but I suspect that was a futile request.

Over the next few days, my daughter was constantly asking if the package had arrived. Childhood in 2018 largely involves tracking Amazon packages and ordering more, repeating the process. When it finally arrived, she jumped into it immediately.

Let me tell you, that costume was worth every penny. Even if it had cost $70, I wouldn't have been upset. The moment your child enters the room dressed as an eight-foot dinosaur, all problems disappear. The sheer absurdity and joy are overwhelming. She even set the dinner table while wearing it, and I nearly died laughing. Recently, she wore it to a protest. Trust me, no one can ignore a dinosaur protester. Your voice will definitely be heard.

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