Year Individual Membership or Year Family Membership to Johnson Geo Centre
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- Free admission & discounts
- Built into rocks 550 million years old
- One free 3-D film & active demos
Humans have struggled to understand the earth for hundreds of years, studying for clues on how to break open its crust and lick its nougat-filled centre. Dive into our planet's decadent secrets with today's Groupon for a year membership to the Johnson Geo Centre. Choose between the following options:
- For $20, you get a year individual membership (a $40 value, including HST).
- For $40, you get a year family membership, good for two adults and all family members under 18 years old (an $85 value, including HST).
Museum membership includes free general admission as well as 10% off gift-shop items, selected programs, special exhibits, space rentals, and birthday-party packages. Members also earn free admission to all Canadian Association of Science Centres partner centres.
Set into historic Signal Hill, Johnson Geo Centre guides guests through the past, present, and future of global and local geology. After passing through the modern glass-entry atrium, visitors spelunk through exhibits housed in walls hewn from the hill's 550-million-year-old exposed rock. Guests sit for earth-centric films in the Earth & Space Theatre, a Dolby Digital 3-D space, screening the high-clarity science behind spaceship earth's origins, living cargo, and average horsepower. Geo Theatre chronicles the earth's four billion years and awkward teen phase in 16 minutes of projection screen-free performance using a rock wall, a cave, a running stream, a glowing lava, and rain showers. Attend more static entertainment at the Mistaken Point exhibit, showcasing 565-million-year-old fossils preserved in layers of fine volcanic ash—granting glimpses of life's ancient sea floors.
Toddler visitors frolic in Kidzone, a fully equipped activity room stunning miniature mineralists with a fossil corner, planet cross sections, a reading area, and a puppet-theatre stage. Guests may also shop for earthy history in the gift shop, perusing elegant jewellery and housewares crafted from minerals, as well as games, puzzles, and biographies of A-list rocks. Wander through original rock outcroppings, wild grasses, and native plants on the museum grounds, or, with advance booking, visit the six geothermal wells as they generate the building's heat. Johnson Geo Centre leads talks and tours daily.
- Free admission & discounts
- Built into rocks 550 million years old
- One free 3-D film & active demos
Humans have struggled to understand the earth for hundreds of years, studying for clues on how to break open its crust and lick its nougat-filled centre. Dive into our planet's decadent secrets with today's Groupon for a year membership to the Johnson Geo Centre. Choose between the following options:
- For $20, you get a year individual membership (a $40 value, including HST).
- For $40, you get a year family membership, good for two adults and all family members under 18 years old (an $85 value, including HST).
Museum membership includes free general admission as well as 10% off gift-shop items, selected programs, special exhibits, space rentals, and birthday-party packages. Members also earn free admission to all Canadian Association of Science Centres partner centres.
Set into historic Signal Hill, Johnson Geo Centre guides guests through the past, present, and future of global and local geology. After passing through the modern glass-entry atrium, visitors spelunk through exhibits housed in walls hewn from the hill's 550-million-year-old exposed rock. Guests sit for earth-centric films in the Earth & Space Theatre, a Dolby Digital 3-D space, screening the high-clarity science behind spaceship earth's origins, living cargo, and average horsepower. Geo Theatre chronicles the earth's four billion years and awkward teen phase in 16 minutes of projection screen-free performance using a rock wall, a cave, a running stream, a glowing lava, and rain showers. Attend more static entertainment at the Mistaken Point exhibit, showcasing 565-million-year-old fossils preserved in layers of fine volcanic ash—granting glimpses of life's ancient sea floors.
Toddler visitors frolic in Kidzone, a fully equipped activity room stunning miniature mineralists with a fossil corner, planet cross sections, a reading area, and a puppet-theatre stage. Guests may also shop for earthy history in the gift shop, perusing elegant jewellery and housewares crafted from minerals, as well as games, puzzles, and biographies of A-list rocks. Wander through original rock outcroppings, wild grasses, and native plants on the museum grounds, or, with advance booking, visit the six geothermal wells as they generate the building's heat. Johnson Geo Centre leads talks and tours daily.