http://www.citypass.com/city/philadelphia.html Philadelphia News May 30, 2009 - September 7, 2009<br /> Bulging eyes, night vision, “sticky” toepads, squawking voices, and disposable body parts—sounds like a horror movie, but this describes a gecko. Geckos are among the most adaptable lizards, with more 1,000 species that have conquered habitats from balmy tropical beaches and lush rainforests to frigid mountain slopes and parched deserts. From May ... http://www.citypass.com/attraction/news/418/GeckosTails-to-Toepads.html January 15 to May 3, 2009<br /> The National Constitution Center will host the world debut of America I AM: The African American Imprint, celebrating 400 years of African American contributions to this country. The exhibition will present a historical continuum of pivotal moments in courage, conviction and creativity that solidifies the undeniable imprint of African Americans across the nation ... http://www.citypass.com/attraction/news/416/America-I-AM-The-African-American-Imprint.html On Display November 22 - April 19, 2009<br /> The dinosaur that changed the world, Hadrosaurus foulkii, rises again for a five-month exhibit and celebration of dinosaurs. Hadrosaurus foulkii occupies a singular place in the history of American paleontology. At the time of its scientific description in 1858, it was the most complete dinosaur skeleton unearthed and it was found ... http://www.citypass.com/attraction/news/386/Hadrosaurus-foulkii-The-Dinosaur-That-Changed-The-World.html November 22, 2008 - April 19, 2009<br />When it was discovered in a marl pit in Haddonfield, N.J., in 1858 Hadrosaurus foulkii was the most complete dinosaur skeleton ever found. Ten years later, it went on display at The Academy of Natural Sciences and was an instant sensation—most people had never heard of the word “dinosaur.” The Academy had become ... http://www.citypass.com/attraction/news/417/Hadrosaurus-foulkii-The-Dinosaur-That-Changed-the-World.html On Display September 17, 2008 – January 20, 2009<br /> "I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States." Once every four years, the entire nation has the opportunity to get involved in a ... http://www.citypass.com/attraction/news/324/Headed-to-the-White-House.html November is a whopping big month in politics. Presidential elections stir up strong feelings and opinions. What better time to examine and celebrate what “we the people” means? The National Constitution Center, one of five Philadelphia CityPass attraction tickets, is a vivid experience that brings to life the daring men, enduring principles and present-day effects of this powerful document. The ... http://www.citypass.com/spotlight.html 2008-11-13 - 2009-03-24 <br /><br /> It’s no secret that Philadelphia CityPass saves money and time. CityPass’ Winter Special now invites the Greater Philadelphia area to take all winter to enjoy six blockbuster tickets. Ticket booklets activated (used for the first time) anytime between December 15, 2008 and March 23, 2009 are valid for the remaining Winter Special period (until March 31, 2009). Booklets activated after March 23, 2009, resume the normal nine-day valid period from first use. Here are three ways to get the most out of a Philadelphia CityPass Winter Special: School holidays and breaks idea. Pick a museum or visit the old state ... http://www.citypass.com/promotion/city/10/bPhiladalphia-CityPass-Winter-Special-b.html 2008-10-09 - 2009-01-15 <br /><br /> The National Constitution Center announces that President William J. Clinton has agreed to serve as the next Chairman of the Center’s Board of Trustees. President Clinton will begin his term as Chair on January 1, 2009. He will succeed President George H.W. Bush, who has served as Chairman since January 2007 and will end his second term on December 31, 2008. “President Clinton’s steadfast vision for a better and brighter future, ongoing dedication to the principles of liberty established by the Constitution and his years of public service spent in the pursuit of helping to form a more perfect union ... http://www.citypass.com/promotion/city/4/President-Clinton-to-be-National-Constitution-Center-Chairman.html East of Broad Street used to be a neighborhood known for its porn theaters, go-go bars, and check-cashing establishments. Now trendy stores and restaurants are transforming this area (locals have begun referring to it as “Midtown Village”)— bordered by 11th Street to the east, Broad Street to the west, Chestnut Street to the north, and Locust Street to the south. ... http://www.citypass.com/traveler/philadelphia.html Four Seasons Fountain Restaurant Try Chef Martin Hamann’s re-imagined Philly cheesesteak: a spring roll stuffed with chopped steak and American cheese. 1 Logan Square; 215-963-1500. Django Using fresh seasonal ingredients, this eclectic BYOB restaurant sweetens the deal by providing the fancy stemware for your bottle of red. 526 S. 4th St.; 866-815-9828. Marigold Kitchen One of the leaders in Philly’s ... http://www.citypass.com/traveler/philadelphia.html Geno’s Steaks This city icon for cheesesteaks stays open 24/7 to meet demand. Tables on the sidewalk make for great people-watching as you indulge. 1219 S. 9th St.; 215-389-0659. Washington Square On one of Philadelphia’s five original squares, this chic restaurant serves flirty cocktails on a romantic covered patio facing the park. Pair your designer drink with the truffled mac ... http://www.citypass.com/traveler/philadelphia.html Reading Terminal Market Near Independence Hall, butchers and bakers and sandwich makers fill the stalls here; Wednesdays through Saturdays, Amish vendors occupy one wing. 12th & Arch Sts.; 215-922-2317. Anthropologie This clothing-and-home chain store (whose headquarters are in Philadelphia) occupies the historic, former Van Rensselaer mansion, built in 1898— excuse enough for a quick peek inside. 1801 Walnut St.; 215-568-2114. ... http://www.citypass.com/traveler/philadelphia.html