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Miami Science Museum – Northeast Coconut Grove

Science-Museum Admission for Two or an Individual Membership (Up to 53% Off)

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Mon Oct 22 03:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$29
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52%
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  • Always Learning
  • Good for Kids
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In a Nutshell

See the night sky and birds of prey at this museum; interactive exhibits for kids; membership grants admission and special privileges

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 20, 2013
  • Limit 2 per person, may buy unlimited additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Not valid for special engagement exhibits or events. Not valid November 22-23, December 24-26, and 31, or January 1-2.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Science can be a frightening word, particularly when it's listed under cause of death and followed by three exclamation points. Overcome your fear of knowledge with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $14 for two admission passes (up to a $29.90 value)

Admission passes include access to all museum exhibits, planetarium shows, and the wildlife center.

  • $19 for an individual membership (a $40 value)

With an individual membership, you get a number of exclusive benefits, including free admission to the museum, Planetarium, Wildlife Center, and exhibits; invitations to special events; discounts on guest passes and partner-museum tickets; and an annual phone call from an Albert Einstein impersonator.

Miami Science Museum

From its humble beginnings in 1949, the Miami Science Museum has expanded into a sprawling facility that includes informative exhibits, the Planetarium, and the Wildlife Center. Many current exhibits teach kids about scientific principles using interactive elements. Visitors literally light up the dance floor at the Energy Tracker exhibit— boogying down helps power neon lights underneath the glass floor. At Moving Things, youngsters can learn about the physics of moving objects by dropping objects of different shapes into flowing water, or they can challenge their spatial reasoning skills by packing blocks into perfect cubes.

The four-story dome at the Planetarium has a daily schedule of stargazing shows. Some of these take audiences on informative expeditions through the solar system and various constellations they might not typically see, such as the elusive Medium Dipper.

The Wildlife Center, meanwhile, is dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of raptors; here, guests can encounter an owl, falcon, and eagle.

Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Living Alone

Not everyone lives with a boyfriend or girlfriend or in a field where a group of gentle horses shows up every night and lets you pet them until morning. If you are someone who lives alone, make yourself feel less alone with these tips:

  • Break up the uncomfortable silence by leaving the TV on all day, or, if you love Earth, just constantly yelling.
  • It's hard to fall asleep alone, so build a "sleeping buddy" out of materials that are both comfortable enough to hug and durable enough to withstand your razor-sharp teeth.
  • Invite friends over for dinner. If you’re funny, dressed nicely, and figure out how to avoid having that smell happen, they'll probably ask you to marry them. Right?
  • Rent a baby from one of those rent-a-baby businesses. Not only is it cheap, but that baby won't be able to walk out on you until it's much, much older.
  • Whenever the loneliness feels unbearable, just remember you're not alone—there are hundreds of prisoners living just like you.

Which materials are durable against razor-sharp teeth?

Miami Science Museum

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    Northeast Coconut Grove

    3280 S Miami Ave.
    Miami, Florida 33129-2832
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