NYC Educational Entertainment
Learning
opportunities abound in New York City . paket tour singapore piranti travel, These opportunities are not all in boring atmospheres or hallowed halls of
learning but in interactive experiences that are widely available to young and
old alike in many brightly lit and fun to explore corners of this great city.
We are never too old for learning and we can never have too much fun. Whether
you are young, have youngsters of your own, or are simply young at heart, New York City has a lot
of entertaining ways to educate you.
Perhaps
one of the neatest things to do in New
York City is to pay a visit to the FDNY Fire Zone.
General admission is free but if you wish to experience a Fire-Simulation
presentation there are nominal fees involved (currently under $5 per person).
The Fire Zone is a state of the art facility where fire safety is taught. Kids,
big and little alike, enjoy the fact that they can actually put their hands the
equipment, try on the gear, and work with parents to establish an escape plan
for their homes. Most importantly children to can learn what to do in this
situation rather than being paralyzed by fear. This is one place that really
should be on your list of places to visit while in New York City , the price is certainly nice
and it could save a life.
The
Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art is another great
place to spend a few hours and learn about the many different aspects of art,
comics, and cartoons and what kind of role they have played in recording the
history of our world. They offer different exhibitions at different times so
this is a place you could definitely visit often in order to get the maximum
enjoyment from the process. The hours for this particular museum are different
than the average so be sure to make sure they will open to the public on the
day and time you wish to visit. Current admission rates are $3 for children and
adults over the age of 12.
The
Brooklyn Children's Museum is great fun for kids of all ages, shapes, sizes,
and nationalities. Fun after all, is a universal language and you will find
plenty of that here. The good news is that this particular fun is actually well
disguised education. The Brooklyn Children's Museum was the very first museum
of its kind, by that I mean the first museum that was dedicated to entertaining
and educating children. It was a wildly successful experiment that is
responsible for the 300 children's museums now located around the world. The
admission is very reasonable at $5 per person and children under the age of 1
are free. The museum is closed on Mondays during July and August and on Mondays
and Tuesdays for the remainder of the year with the exception of certain public
school recesses. It is best to check with the Museum if you are uncertain and
hoping for a Tuesday visit.
The
New York Hall of Science is another great learning experience that is available
here. There is so much to do and see here and most importantly you get to play
with many exciting new toys and such. Enjoy activities and exhibits that bring
the science to magic and prove that they are not exactly mutually exclusive.
Magic is after all, in the eye of the beholder. Exhibitions change frequently
and always offer something fun for everyone. There are age appropriate
activities for children and the science playground ($3 per person admission fee
above the museum admission fee of $11 per adult and $8 per child is required
for the playground) is always a big hit. Now you're off to an excellent
educational experience that everyone in your family will think was simply fun. paket tour thailand murah piranti travel,