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The FranklinThe Franklin Institute is a multi-story city block packed with hands-on exhibits like Sports Challenge and Space Command. Visit the Train Factory, take a walk through the famous two-story Giant Heart and experience The Franklin’s newest exhibit Amazing Machine!!The majestic Benjamin Franklin National Memorial is a favorite backdrop for photos! A Fels Planetarium show is included with CityPass admission. THE FRANKLIN ADMISSION USING CITYPASS INCLUDES:One Franklin Institute general admission and one Fels Planetarium Show. IMAX® Theater ($5.50) and special ticketed exhibitions sold separately at an additional cost. The traveling exhibits “Galileo” (April 2009-Sept. 2009) and “BodyWorlds” (October 2009-April 2010) are not included with CityPass.
GATE PRICE (WITHOUT CITYPASS):$14.75 for adults, $12.00
for youth. (See
full price comparison for details.)
WEBSITE:INSIDER TIPS:Arrive early on weekends and holidays to avoid crowds. During these times CityPass holders can also check in at the Franklin Membership Desk. Tuttleman IMAX® movies frequently sell out; the Franklin Institute recommends that you call to purchase your tickets in advance, (215) 448-1254 or tickets can be purchased online at www.fi.edu
HOURS:Science Museum and Fels Planetarium open daily 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; IMAX open evenings; check The Franklin Web site for schedule; closed April 23, 2009, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
PHONE:(215) 448-1200
LOCATION:20th Street and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Center City
Map & Directions by GoogleMaps.com TRANSPORTATION:SEPTA bus routes: 7, 32, 33 and 48, and by Regional Rail (Suburban Station); for schedules and more information, call SEPTA at (215) 580-7800
TROLLEY WORKS TOUR: Stop 13 Big Bus/Trolley Works ticket is included with your CityPass. ADDITIONAL FACILITIES:Sci-Store gift shop, Tuttleman IMAX® Theater, $5.50*; Franklin Theater (3-D), $4*. *Full-length feature presentation prices will vary; check Web site or call for details
NEWS:Galileo, the Medici and the Age of Astronomy Galileo's contributions to the progressive development of the telescope, as well as his revolutionary work to create modern scientific methods, make him one of the greatest luminaries in scientific history. ... (read more) |
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