Originally built to showcase technology at 1964 World's Fair, science museum educates & entertains with more than 450 interactive exhibits

• Expires Oct 1, 2012
• Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Not valid until 8/1/12. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Not valid on 9/29 and 9/30.
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• Admission for two adults aged 18 or older (up to an $11 value each)
• Admission for two children aged 2–17 (an $8 value each)

Along with permanent exhibits such as the Microbial Zoo with live microscopic organisms, current touring exhibits include Animation, a survey of cartoon animation highlighting its history and techniques. Visitors have the opportunity to work on a storyboard and learn about character creation, sounds, and motion, while also viewing drawings and models from shows such as Scooby-Doo and The Powerpuff Girls in the cartoon museum.

Reflecting the diverse scope and scale of science itself, the exhibits at the New York Hall of Science range from massive NASA rockets to holographic depictions of the infinitesimal atom. Originally built for the 1964 World's Fair to showcase technological advancements, the center has since transformed into an interactive museum that, since 1986, has seen more than 7 million visitors. Today, more than 450 interactive exhibits invite visitors of all ages to explore the world by watching living microbes thrive and evolve in a miniscule zoo, discovering the powerful mathematics hidden in everyday objects, and testing their understanding of physics and Plutonian trash talk on a mini-golf course inspired by the cosmos.