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Admissions for Two or Four to The New Jersey Children's Museum in Paramus

OOB: NJ Children's Museum
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Margaret
7 years ago
great for children up to 6 years but they have closed their doors forever. their last day of operation was Labor Day.

More than 40 interactive, fun & educational exhibits cater to children 7 & younger at award-winning children's museum

Like universities, children's museums provide young people a place to study nature, an outlet to explore their creativity, and an excuse not to have a real job. Procrastinate constructively with today's Groupon to The New Jersey Children's Museum in Paramus. Choose between the following options:

  • For $10, you get admission for two to the museum (a $20 value).
  • For $18, you get admission for four to the museum (a $40 value).

Lauded as the best local children's museum by (201) magazine's Best of Bergen 2010 and 2011 series, The New Jersey Children's Museum entertains and educates moppets with more than 40 interactive exhibits. Children can dabble in potential careers as doctors or nurses at the play hospital, dress up as firefighters atop an actual 1954 open-cab fire truck, or rehash playground happenings as news anchors at the television studio. At the grocery-store exhibit, children can load up their shopping carts with the happy knowledge that finally their play-money savings won't be suffering from exchange rates.

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Promotional value expires Apr 8, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 4 per person. Valid only for option purchased. Not valid for school trips, birthday parties, or special events. Not valid for children's admission to Halloween Spooktacular 10/15-10/30. May redeem across visits. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About OOB: NJ Children's Museum

The New Jersey Children's Museum immerses its visitors in more than 30 interactive exhibits that encourage hands-on exploration and learning, a philosophy that helped the facility secure a place within (201) Magazine's Best of Bergen 2011 series. Adventure intertwines with education within the dinosaur cave, where kids can make cave drawings or dig up fossils of prehistoric sports mascots. Heads turn as flashing lights and the warning cries of an approaching locomotive fill the air at the giant train set, and news stories break at the television studio. In addition to its many curiosity-inducing zones, the award-winning facility also hosts birthday parties with themes such as fire trucks, princesses, and dinosaurs.

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