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Visitors of all ages can enjoy a visit to technologically advanced, interactive, and immersive world of miniatures
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Reina
1 ratings1 reviews
Absolutely amazing but because of the rent they are closing their doors tomorrow. They will hopefully find a cheaper place but staff said it will take 3 months to box up.
Melissa
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The miniature replicas of cities around the world were amazing - so many details and things to look at it! It was an open space, not too crowded, clean. We really enjoyed it!
Fabián
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Amazing! The price does not represent the huge work behind the beauty that’s been created. Great job!!!! Loved it
Erica
9 ratings5 reviews
We had a great time. Surprisingly spread out and well thought out experience.
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About This Deal
- Gulliver’s Gate is a technologically advanced, interactive, and immersive world of miniatures that brings visitors joy and fun
- When can I visit?: The voucher is valid for admission on any day, but you must wait 24 hours after your purchase before visiting.
- Free admission for kids 3 years old and younger
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Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Not valid on April 22 - 24, 2019.. Valid only for option purchased. Cannot combine with other offers. Must use in one visit. Children 3yrs & under are free. Not valid until 24 hours after purchase. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gift(s). May be repurchased every 90 days. Subject to availability.
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About Gulliver's Gate
The acclaimed 18th century tale, Gulliver's Travels , chronicles a character immersed in a fantastical world, one where a sense of reality is both challenged and expanded. Gulliver's Gate builds upon this notion with a 21st century concept—a re-imagined exhibit of interactive, intricate miniature scenes. Together, the displays span the size of a full city block, each scene portraying a different world region, all connected by over 1,000 minute trains. The immersive, extensively detailed wonder tests worldviews and piques creativity within its life-size onlookers.
Gulliver's Gate Exhibits
- New York City: Model-makers created this version according to the theme "City of Light"—the skyscrapers and major landmarks are alight, illuminating the city's true vibrancy: its millions of residents.
- Asia: The largest continent on earth is condensed to Gulliver size. It begins with a visit to the Taj Mahal, then travels through Cambodia, Singapore, and Malaysia before reaching China's Great Wall and Forbidden City.
- Europe: A trip to Europe highlights well-known fictional scenes: Zeus thunders from Mount Olympus and Don Quixote battles his windmill; Viewers can spot natural wonders like the Swiss Alps and the Aurora Borealis, too.
- Russia: A dream-scape inspired by both czars and poets, this portion incorporates Russia's sprawling winter landscapes and architectural greatness, from the time of the Romanovs, to Tolstoy's enchanted depictions, to modern-day.
- New England: A spotlight of quintessential east coast Americana comes complete with puritan, rural settings of Massachusetts, windswept beach scenes in Maine, fishing boats and weathered lighthouses off Connecticut's shores, and even Fenway Park.
- Latin America: The Caribbean, Central, and South America are brought to life, featuring ancient scenes from Mayan and Incan civilizations, natural wonders, and a re-creation of the building of the Panama Canal.
- The Middle East: Created to explore the influence religion has on a culture's development, the miniature Middle Eastern meccas depict how the architectural influences of Judaism, Islam and Christianity merge together.