CLOSED HANDS KIDS CODE
CLOSED HANDS KIDS FREE

We ask that visitors do not smoke on museum property, including the Outdoor Discovery Center and entrance areas. We ask that visitors not bring any sharp objects or concealed weapons into the museum. 0.įor the comfort of our visitors and their families, we are a Weapon-Free Zone. Call the front desk to register for a timed admission session (360) 956-0818ext. All adults and children that are part of the visit, including the supervisor, will be admitted at no charge. If you attend the Museum on a supervised visit, family members and the supervisor should identify themselves at the front desk as here for a supervised visit. Access Memberships include unlimited daily admission, discounts on camps and classes, and a 10% discount in the Museum Café and store. Access Membership – Unlimited Admission for $25įor qualified families who want the benefits of an Annual Membership, we offer the Access Membership Program for just $25 per year.

CLOSED HANDS KIDS FREE

Two guests admitted FREE daily with an EBT card and ID.

This special discounted rate is available to families receiving food assistance, by showing an EBT card. We are proud to participate in the Institute of Museum & Library Service’s national Museums for All initiative to make the rich learning environments of museums accessible to all children and families. Learn more about the Inspired Learning for All initiative. Thanks to the Museum’s many generous sponsors including WSECU, we are able to sponsor free and reduced visits and memberships. If you paid admission, please call us at 36 ext. If you’re a member or had free admission, please email us at we can release your tickets. An exception to the 24-hour notice requirement may be granted for COVID-related health issues. Refunds are allowed with 24 hours’ notice. If your party cannot attend at the reserved time, we ask that you cancel or reschedule your reservation at least 24 hours in advance to allow others to utilize your time slot. Walk-ups are welcome if capacity has not been reached. To ensure visitor safety, we will continue to limit the number of visitors in the Museum at any given time. Online reservations are recommended, but visitors can now explore the Museum from entry until closing. He is otherwise completely on track with everything, very very social and playful, loves peekaboo and waving and clapping, crawling. That means you can choose your start time and play for longer periods. My son opens and closes his hands a lot while holding his arms out, I notice it when he is in his high chair, or he will look like an airplane on his tummy at times and do it and sometimes when he is sitting. We have moved to timed-entry admission with no fixed end time.

Read important information about your visit. Visitors may choose to wear masks for a variety of reasons, and Hands On will support the choice of our visitors and staff to wear or not wear masks while in the building. Following State guidelines and the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, masks will also be optional for preschool and camp students. In keeping with state and federal guidelines, face coverings will become optional for all visitors and employees starting March 12. Here he is holding a stick in one hand and the free hand is clenched. Masks Optional in the Museum as of March 12 Here he is holding something in each hand - another symptom.

CLOSED HANDS KIDS CODE

By reserving tickets, you agree to our Health Policy, Visitor Code of Conduct, and Waiver for all members of your group.

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