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$12 for Four Children's-Museum Visits to Wonder Works ($24 Value)

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Studio, stage, forest exhibit, building station, fantasy village, and organic garden welcome hands-on exploration from children and toddlers

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$12 for Four Children's-Museum Visits ($24 Value)

Admission grants children and their adult supervisors access to six experience zones: an art studio, a theater stage, a produce-harvesting area, a forest-exploration area, a reading castle, and a creative construction room. Kids can also frolic in an outdoor organic garden that opens for seasonal exploration.

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About Wonder Works Chicago

A giant tree spreads its limbs across a softly lit room as soothing forest sounds play. On a child-size stage, kids manipulate controls to flick theater lights on and off. In an art studio stocked with supplies, budding artists make creative messes. This is all taking place in Wonder Works' 6,400-square-foot space. Children aged 8 and younger explore six hands-on exhibits that help them express their creativity and develop mental and social skills. Wonder Works is able to cater to children with special needs.

The children's museum also hosts school field trips, and a variety of special activities and events including a children's music concert series, African American History Month, and the paleontology-centric Dino Works. In addition, an outdoor organic garden onsite gives kids an opportunity to marvel in the great outdoors without having to pay tolls to riddle-spouting trolls.

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