Without football museums, the history of the legendary sport would solely rest in VHS copies of mascot blooper reels. Get an in-depth look at football's finest moments with today's Groupon to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton. Choose between the following options:
- For $10, you get one admission for one person (up to a $21 value).
- For $14, you get admission for one person (up to a $21 value) and an official 2011 Hall of Fame yearbook (a $9.95 value; up to a $30.95 total value).
Children age 5 and younger are admitted for free.
With more than 83,000 square feet of exhibits and interactive displays, the Pro Football Hall of Fame preserves football’s lengthy history, honors outstanding players, and offers educational information about professional football’s past and present. Plan your visit to actively explore football’s history through memorabilia, video displays on a 20'x42' CinemaScope screen, engaging game-oriented features such as the museum’s trivia challenge, and a Madden EA Sports video-game display. Or get an up-close view of the 2011 Hall of Fame class, which includes Marshall Faulk and Deion Sanders.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame allows guests to explore the biographic details of pigskin pioneers through touch-screen kiosks and visual surveillance of players' commemorative busts. For a more graphic exploration of the brutal ballet, peruse gallery displays of muddied jerseys, helmets, and referee-dunking booths. The official 2011 Hall of Fame yearbook lets fans bring the gridiron greats home with 136 full-color pages of stories and profiles of football heroes such as Richard Dent, Deion Sanders, and Lucy van Pelt.
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The Groupon Guide to: Snow Sculpting
Although pristine, untouched fields of freshly fallen snow may seem to ignite limitless possibilities in the imagination of a child or a childlike mailman, there are in fact only three basic snow structures at your disposal. Please select one, and only one, before donning your mittens:
The Snow "Man": Composed of three vertically stacked orbs of ascending mass, this scarecrow-like snow homunculus is intended to be less a facsimile of a man and more a grotesque lens through which to view our own humanity, as rising temperatures gradually reduce its form to its base components of a wet top hat concealing a single carrot. Have fun!
Igloos: The traditional domed ice houses of yesteryear are back! Using a small Rubbermaid® container, form tightly packed "bricks" of snow and arrange them around yourself in an ascending spiral until you are completely entombed. If you begin to feel claustrophobic, the natural heat exuded from your panicking body should help you melt an exit, with ample time before your brain functions shut down out of fear.
Snow Angels: Less structures and more human-shaped craters, snow angels are nonetheless the most popular means of expressing one's self in the snow, especially within the confines of the secret government complex that houses all children born with wings.
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