Orlando Science Center is offering half-price admission tickets good for Sunday, Sept. 20. They are valid for all exhibits and experiences planned for that day, which also is part of Fantasy Weekend at the Loch Haven Park museum.
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Ticket prices are $16. Visitors ages 13 to 17 and 55 and up pay $15. Kids in the 2-12 age range cost $12.50. Hours of operation are 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Activities within the center’s recently renovated Dome include Orlando Under the Stars, a planetarium show; “One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure”; “Moonbase: The Next Step”; “Ocean Odyssey”; “T. Rex”; “Planet Nine”; and “Serengeti.”
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At KidsTown, the magical effects will include Storytime with a Fairy as well as the history of storytelling in the Bookbinding Workshop, where young participants bind their own books.
Among the other science center options are the new “Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species” exhibition in Level 3 gallery and Life, the Level 1 exhibit featuring animals and ecosystems from swamps, rainforests and oceans.
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For show times and ticket purchases, go to OSC.org.