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Hall of Science is a place for fun and learning. "Gosh,
a place after my own heart!" Their education,
public programs and science departments offer insight to the
wonders of science - for students, teachers and the general
public. Heck, they even have After-School Science Clubs for
kids as well as Parent/Child programs.
The NY Hall of Science has over 225 hands-on exhibits. Just
some of these are: the Marvelous Molecule (which takes on
into the world of molecular study); the Technology Gallery,
a high tech exhibit and trip into cyberspace; the Pfizer Foundation
Biochemistry Discovery Lab, the first hands-on lab in the
world that is open to the public and devoted entirely to biochemistry;
Hidden Kingdoms--The World of Microbes, focusing on microorganisms
and allowing one to view the world's largest collection of
the world's smallest living creatures.
Along with the above mentioned exhibits are others which
delve into the senses and energies of light, sound and more.
There's even an electronic exhibit on and about AIDS.
So if you're in the area, then definitely pay it a visit!...Enjoy!
Visitor Info:
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Museum Hours:
Summer (July - August)
Monday 9:30 am - 2 pm
Tuesday - Friday 9:30 am - 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday 10:30 am - 6 pm
Fall/Winter/Spring
(September - June)
Tuesday - Thursday
9:30 am - 2 pm
Friday
9:30 am - 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday noon - 5 pm
The Hall is closed Mondays except during special holidays.
Closed Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s
Day. Please call 718.699.0005 for more information.
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Admission:
Adults: (age
18 & over) $9
Children: (5
- 17, college w/ID) $6
Preschoolers: (2
- 4) $2.50
Senior Citizens: (age
62 & over) $6
Science Playground fee:
$3 per person, $2 for groups (free to Family Plus Members
and higher). The Science Playground is open to children
of all ages with adult supervision, March - December,
weather permitting.
Free Admission
Friday 2 - 5 pm (September 1 - June 30). Free every
day to Hall Members.
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Special rates are of course available
for classes and groups.
Located at: 47-01
111th Street in Queens
(718 699-0005)
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Getting There by Subway:
Take IRT #7 Flushing Line to 111th Street station. Walk south
to the New York Hall of Science entrances between 47th and 49th
Avenues on 111th Street. |