and Science Fiction Museum is the official title. Not worth the regular price of $18 unless you are a hardcore Nirvana fan or have some teens obsessed with music, but totally worth our $3/person with the magic microsoft card. It gets major points for having the coolest shaped building ever.
There was this awesome paper rocker hand at the front desk that I asked to look at. The very nice, furry bearded young man told me I could have it. Then he said told me to wait a minute and returned with tons of free Nirvana pins and stickers. Since I had no use for them, I distributed them to others through the museum. A trio of sweet Japanese girls gave me the wide-eyed, "O" mouth face when I gave them a handful. If there is any sub group who can enjoy little round Nirvana pins, it is Japanese teenage girls. I was just stoked to have the paper hand as a photo prop with my kid.
They had a massive Battlestar Gallactica exhibit we had lots of fun with. This flow chart would have really helped me as Husband worked his way through all of the seasons.
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| This instrument sculpture was amazing |
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| They had tons of little booths where you could learn to play instruments. They even had a sound studio where you could record onstage, but they said J's ears wouldn't be able to handle it. |
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| They had this really cool Avatar exhibit too |
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| The lighting made you into a Navi |
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| He makes blue skin look gooood |
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| Again, babies are excellent props. She's chillin' out in Navi size shoes |
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J makes everything else look good you mean
looks way fun, and your hairdo is so cute!
Ah the microsoft magic card, makes so many things worth it :)
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