The Hendricksen's: Dionsaur Museum

Saturday, September 04, 2010

Dionsaur Museum

Every Tuesday in August Thanksgiving Point
had $2 Tuesdays. So of course we HAD to take advantage of this. The boys had been wanting to go to the Dinosaur Museum for a long time but I have been too cheap to fork out the $50 it would have cost us to go.

When we got there the line was wrapped around the building. Obviously we aren't the only ones that love a good deal. We started having second thoughts if we wanted to go or not. But we decided to stay. Luckily the line moved quick and it is a pretty big place so there were only a few places where I felt crowded. The kids loved it!! I was so glad we ended up staying! We had a great time!!!

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1 comment:

Melissa said...: Looks so fun! We have never been there and I hate crowds so it looks like we may never go:)! Glad you went the kids look like they had a blast!; 7:56 AM

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