Jurassic Park 1993
Start here. First film of the original trilogy; Jurassic World dates its events to 1993.
7 films and 2 seriesNext: Untitled Jurassic World Rebirth sequel (in development, no date)
There are seven Jurassic Park films and two animated series. The films split into two trilogies plus Jurassic World Rebirth, which follows on from Jurassic World Dominion. Release order is the same as story order, so this page recommends release order. Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous and Jurassic World: Chaos Theory are Netflix series that the franchise page places in its story chronology, between Jurassic World and Fallen Kingdom and before Dominion; both are optional.
Start here. First film of the original trilogy; Jurassic World dates its events to 1993.
Set four years after the first film, on Isla Sorna, which InGen abandoned after the events of the first film. Ian Malcolm returns.
Follows The Lost World and returns to Isla Sorna, with Sam Neill back as Alan Grant. No story year is stated.
Starts the second trilogy. Set twenty-two years after the first film, on a new park built over the old one on Isla Nublar; BD Wong returns as Henry Wu from the first film.
Sequel to Jurassic World: picks up six months after it, then jumps three years, with Owen and Claire returning and Jeff Goldblum reprising Ian Malcolm. Dominion follows four years later.
Netflix animated series set before, during and after Jurassic World and during the opening scenes of Fallen Kingdom; Henry Wu appears. Optional. The franchise page counts 49 episodes; the series page infobox says 50.
Set four years after Fallen Kingdom; closes the second trilogy and the storyline begun in the original trilogy, with Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum returning alongside Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard. Theatrical cut runtime.
Netflix animated sequel series to Camp Cretaceous, with most of its voice cast returning; set before and during Dominion. Optional.
Set five years after Dominion, in 2027. A standalone story with a new cast.
Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous and Jurassic World: Chaos Theory are series. The release order above says where each one fits.
Start with Jurassic Park (1993). It is the first film in the story, and every later film refers back to the events on Isla Nublar.
An untitled Jurassic World Rebirth sequel is in development; no release date has been announced.
Story order. Years are story settings where the films state them, otherwise release years.
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