Museum Outing with 3-D Movie Showing for Two or a Family of Four at Johnson Geo Centre
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Myriad subterranean exhibits showcase provincial geology & Earth’s physical structure, & 3-D movies delight audiences of all ages
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 today's Groupon to the Johnson Geo Centre. Choose between the following options:
- Two general admission passes (up to a $23 value) Two 3-D movie tickets (up to an $18 value)
For $31, you get a family museum package (a $62 total value). The family package includes the following:
- One family admission pass for four (a $32 value)
- Two adult movie tickets valid for ages 18 and older (an $18 value)
- Two youth movie tickets valid for ages 3–17 (a $12 value)
For $20, you get a museum package for two (up to a $41 total value). The package includes:
Children younger than 5 get free admission.
Chiselled into the 500-million-year-old rocks of Signal Hill, the Johnson Geo Centre delights underground explorers of all ages with subterranean exhibits that celebrate Newfoundland and Labrador’s rich geology and Earth’s structure. An architectural marvel, the building is nestled into a natural rock basin and heated by six geothermal wells and the breath of a reclusive hill dragon. Delve deeply into petrologic provincial history in the Our Province exhibit, starring stones with four billion candles blazing on their birthday cakes. The ExxonMobil Oil and Gas Gallery displays drilling gear, and The Titanic Story chronicles the eponymous ocean liner’s tragic fate with artifacts culled from recent explorations of the ship’s resting place. Fledgling rock doctors aged 7 and younger can keep busy in the interactive KidZone, in the puppet theatre, or by retreating to the fossil corner for tactile tête-à-têtes with elderly trilobites.
Weary-footed ensembles can settle into the 76-seat Steele Earth & Space Theatre, which delights audiences with films presented in an elusive third dimension not visible to the human eye without special glasses. Glimpse into the life of a paleontologist in the 40-minute 3-D movie Dinosaurs Alive!, which evokes gasps with scientifically accurate CGI recreations of ancient environments. Alternatively, the 50-minute 3-D film Fly Me to the Moon follows three young flies that accompany the Apollo 11 crew on their lunar voyage and features the voice talents of Christopher Lloyd, Kelly Ripa, Nicollette Sheridan, Tim Curry, and Buzz Aldrin.
The Johnson Geo Centre offers reduced admission and movie ticket prices for youth, students, and seniors.
Myriad subterranean exhibits showcase provincial geology & Earth’s physical structure, & 3-D movies delight audiences of all ages
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 today's Groupon to the Johnson Geo Centre. Choose between the following options:
- Two general admission passes (up to a $23 value) Two 3-D movie tickets (up to an $18 value)
For $31, you get a family museum package (a $62 total value). The family package includes the following:
- One family admission pass for four (a $32 value)
- Two adult movie tickets valid for ages 18 and older (an $18 value)
- Two youth movie tickets valid for ages 3–17 (a $12 value)
For $20, you get a museum package for two (up to a $41 total value). The package includes:
Children younger than 5 get free admission.
Chiselled into the 500-million-year-old rocks of Signal Hill, the Johnson Geo Centre delights underground explorers of all ages with subterranean exhibits that celebrate Newfoundland and Labrador’s rich geology and Earth’s structure. An architectural marvel, the building is nestled into a natural rock basin and heated by six geothermal wells and the breath of a reclusive hill dragon. Delve deeply into petrologic provincial history in the Our Province exhibit, starring stones with four billion candles blazing on their birthday cakes. The ExxonMobil Oil and Gas Gallery displays drilling gear, and The Titanic Story chronicles the eponymous ocean liner’s tragic fate with artifacts culled from recent explorations of the ship’s resting place. Fledgling rock doctors aged 7 and younger can keep busy in the interactive KidZone, in the puppet theatre, or by retreating to the fossil corner for tactile tête-à-têtes with elderly trilobites.
Weary-footed ensembles can settle into the 76-seat Steele Earth & Space Theatre, which delights audiences with films presented in an elusive third dimension not visible to the human eye without special glasses. Glimpse into the life of a paleontologist in the 40-minute 3-D movie Dinosaurs Alive!, which evokes gasps with scientifically accurate CGI recreations of ancient environments. Alternatively, the 50-minute 3-D film Fly Me to the Moon follows three young flies that accompany the Apollo 11 crew on their lunar voyage and features the voice talents of Christopher Lloyd, Kelly Ripa, Nicollette Sheridan, Tim Curry, and Buzz Aldrin.
The Johnson Geo Centre offers reduced admission and movie ticket prices for youth, students, and seniors.