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| Adventure Science Center |
So much to see and do here! This is a place where science is truly an adventure.
Adventure Tower is packed with exciting scientific exploration. Lift a car without breaking a sweat. Crawl through a beating heart. Then climb through the roof inside the Adventure Tower's giant glass pyramid. BodyQuest presents a day in the life of your body. See what goes on inside you every day, how your body systems work together and how hard your body works to try to keep itself in good working order! Many opportunities throughout the year to explore and experiment. Offering exciting, hands-on learning designed to stimulate a curiosity and interest in science. Really, science has never been this cool! |
| 800 Fort Negley Boulevard |
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| Nashville |
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| 37203 |
Monday-Saturday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday: 12:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Open until 7 pm Friday and Saturday from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
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Adult $9.00
Ages 3-12 $7.00
Seniors 60+ $7.00
Children 2 and under free
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| (615) 862-5160 |
| http://www.adventuresci.com |
 | | Kelly L., Co-op Member | | My 2 children (11 & 8) love the Adventure Science Center. We go for special HomesCool days as well as field trips on a typical day. My children love the hands-on exhibits. There is a huge tower of exhibits in the center of the center. Being in Music City there are plenty of musical exhibits. The space & NASA exhibits are always a hit. My science guy is so in his element here and even my non-science oriented child learns so much without realizing it. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The price is great and we can spend all day there without a problem. The planetarium is wonderful if you get the chance to check it out on your visit. |
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 | | Kristina P, Co-op Member | | This is our favorite science museum for older kids. We loved the crawl-through heart. Most of all, we loved climbing to the top of the observatory to look out at the city. The space area was quite nice and would be worth the trip for it alone. |
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