Crystal Palace was one of the first places where model dinosaurs were displayed to the world, back in 1854. Since then our knowledge of these reptiles has improved and we are now at the point where they can be reintroduced into a suitable environment.
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The glass Palace will recreate the Cretaceous environment and atmosphere, perfect for the dinosaurs that lived 100 million years ago.
Visitors will be able to enter a separate but intertwined structure to view the various dinosaurs but will kept separate from them at all times, with the exception of organised annual hunts.

In the highly unlikely event of a dinosaur escaping from the Palace, trained parakeets would be used to follow it and raise the alarm, with helicopter SWAT teams recapturing the reptiles or killing them. However, they would not be expected to last more than a few days outside a high oxygen environment, so there is absolutely no danger to the public beyond a standard 4 mile evacuation zone.