Museum of Pop Culture was developed in 2000 to make creative expression a life-changing force in the people. It is committed to developing cutting-edge immersive exhibits that concentrate on music, science fiction, and pop culture. The concept behind the museum's architecture is the fusion of textures and myriad colors that conveys all the energy and fluidity of music. The Museum of Pop Culture's mission is to make creative expression a life-changing force by offering experiences that inspire and connect their communities. MoPOP provides educators with a range of services, including lesson plans, oral history interviews, seminars, and professional development activities. Museum offerings K–12 can help students and teachers expand their learning experience outside and beyond the classroom walls. It affords free admission for children (0-4).
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MUSEUM OF POP CULTURE REVIEWS
This is a great place. Wonderful, educational, museum. It was cold and raining outside so we get a chance to spend almost a whole day exploring the museum. It takes you through the world of music that changed history to the classic cinema we’ve grown to love. We had a lot of fun there. The price for an adult is $28, and 25 for the student. If you place to visit this place be ready to spend at least 2 hours there. They have 3 floors with multiple rooms and different themes. It was a great day, will definitely be back when they renovate the exhibition.
Had an awesome time! Spend about 2 hours here but could’ve easily spent 3. Has everything from music to movies, to art in general! Museum was extremely clean. A person was in every exhibit cleaning surface. Everyone was very friendly. Interesting exhibits! Will be coming back on my next trip.
Great experience. An amazing display of artifacts perfect arrangements. Interesting activities. Had a blast.
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Chihuly Garden and Glass is a museum in the Seattle Center showcasing the studio glass of Dale Chihuly. It provides the inspiration and influences that shape artist Dale Chihuly's career. It provides the visitors an in-depth look at the important collection of works by Chihuly; the glasshouse presents a 1,400-piece suspended, 100-foot-long sculpture. A suspended 1,400-piece, 100-foot-long sculpture is displayed in the greenhouse, and the garden is a backdrop for four majestic carvings and other installations. The exhibition hall includes eight galleries and three drawing walls that give visitors a detailed overview of Chihuly's famous work series. Chihuly Garden and Glass afford free admission for children four and under. Through its community partners, Chihuly Garden and Glass support opportunities for education and involvement in the arts.
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Regular (ages 13-64): $32
Senior (ages 65+): $27
Youth (ages 5-12): $19
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Regular (ages 13-64): $57
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What an incredible experience! The museum was both indoor and out with lots of films & educational information. Around every corner - the beauty & the grandeur- there are no words. There was someone blowing glass outside that you could observe. I loved the outdoor gardens. Just an amazing experience and I highly recommend checking it out!
AMAZING EXPERIENCE! I bought the combination ticket for admission to the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass. Well worth it! One of the coolest things to see if you're into art and blown glass. The Covid-19 safety protocols are great. You pass through a UV sanitizing light to kill germs/bacteria and there are hand sanitizing stations throughout the exhibit. Lots to see and take pictures of. There are also a lot of pictures/portraits from the early 1900s of Native Americans from the Pacific Northwest.
Awesome place to come by and learn the artist's history and vision of what he was accomplishing. You will be amazed at the glass art that was created. It is a must to visit if you from out of town visiting. Also, you'll have a great view of the Space Needle.
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Woodland Park Zoo is an award-winning zoo located in Seattle. It is a 92-acre park dedicated to wildlife conservation. It welcomes more than one million visitors a year to discover the world of nature, encouraging conservation at home and around the plane. The zoo has 1,090 animal specimens, 300 species of animals, 7,000 trees, more than 100 plant species. Woodland Park Zoo is also home to 35 endangered and five threatened species of animals. It is the recipient of over 65 awards across multiple categories and has served approximately 1.4 million domestic and international visitors in 2019. It is the place to discover the natural world, and it hosts more than one million annual visitors, promoting conservation at home and across the globe. It provides a program of summer camps and an extended schedule of the day.
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Adult(Ages 13+): $30.95
Child(Ages 3-12): $25.95
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Such a great place to visit. Probably been here with the kids 20-30 times and I'd go again next weekend. They've done such a great job with the exhibits and the animals are loved and well taken care of. Great variety of wildlife. Fantastic areas for the kids to play. Plan on spending 1-3 hours here.
The Zoo Lights event at the Woodland Park Zoo is absolutely delightful. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of illuminated life-sized or larger than life-sized animal and plant sculptures. It's great for kids and adults!
Finding something to do while social distancing is difficult. The Woodland Park Zoo seems to be doing everything right to make a trip to the zoo as safe as possible. They are opened at 25% capacity, they have one-way walking paths, all indoor exhibits and events are closed, and masks are required. They have outdoor eating spaces that are tented. My son and I had a great time walking around and looking at the animals and the lanterns. The employees were all very nice and helpful! Everything was very reasonably priced. I look forward to going back again soon!
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