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Yes, there are museums
that will let you spend the night!
AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY:
In 2014, the New York museum hosted its first adult-only sleep-over ...
complete with a champagne reception with live jazz music ...
fossil fact-finding by flashlight and cots under the 94 foot long model of a Blue Whale.
The next grown-up slumber party is June 22 of this year.
Get your reservations in early!
Cost $350! Ouch!!
NATIONAL ARCHIVES MUSEUM,
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Pack your pajamas and pillows for a night of heroes and history ...
resting your head in the Rotunda near the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
The fall sleep-over is October 13th of this year.
But you must be from 8 to 12. Rats. Cost: $125
BALTIMORE NATIONAL AQUARIUM
Shark fanatics and budding oceanographers will have to part with $120
to spend the evening with experts and brave the shark catwalk.
Comes with a buffet-style dinner and light breakfast.
Ages 8 and up.
CARNEGIE SCIENCE CENTER,
PITTSBURG
Want a sleepover for the whole family?
You can engage and educate parents and children alike for only $39!
Last month's event on the 27th centered on electricity.
This May 18th will have the theme of chemistry.
You will enjoy educational activities, a movie in the new Rangos Giant Cinema,
laser shows, snacks, breakfast, and free admission the following day!
Reservations are accepted up to 5 days prior to the event date.
Ages 4 and up.
There are at least 11 others museums that offer sleep-overs.
Check to see if one is near you.
WOULD YOU SPEND
THE NIGHT
IN ONE?
Sure, as long as the T-Rex doesn't come to life.
ReplyDeleteBlogger buddy Sandra spends the night with her family in a museum every year. Her son loves it.
I think I would, too. :-)
DeleteI'd love to have a sleepover in a museum. Just think of the stories that will come to mind, and I'll bet the people who are there with you are very interesting folks.
ReplyDeleteThey would have to be! :-)
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