Jurassic World Set Destroyed by Hawaiian Storms

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Chris Pratt just dropped some tough news about Jurassic World.

The set for his character Owen Grady's bungalow at Koalawa Ranch in Hawaii got wiped out

by recent storms. That's the same spot used in the 2015 film where he trains velociraptors.

This ranch on Oahu has been a go-to location since the original Jurassic Park, back in

1993. It hosted Jurassic World and its 2018 sequel too. They even run tours for fans to

check out the remaining sets up close. Hawaii faced back-to-back Kona, low storms in March,

that dumped two trillion gallons of water. The first hit around March 10th with winds up

to 135 miles per hour and heavy rain on Maui. The second brought 61 inches more, flooding

Oahu and causing over $1 billion in statewide damage.

Pratt heard from Ranch owner Jason Morgan, a sixth-generation local, who texted him about

a tree smashing the bungalow. Pratt was gutted, just saying sorry to his friend over the

pick.

Meanwhile, Jason Momoa and his family had to evacuate Oahu's north shore during the

chaos, but they're safe now. These storms hid hard, reminding us how nature can shake

up even Hollywood's biggest back lots.