Liberty Science Center- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Exhibit

TMNT: Secrets of the Sewer Exhibit

The Liberty Science Center has a special exhibit happening now through September 5th, 2016.  You will not want to miss it, whether you were a fan as a kid (like me) or your kids are fans (like mine).  This interactive exhibit is special and just one of the many throughout the center.  We spent hours at LSC and still didn’t see everything.  A summer must do for families with kids of all ages.

We attended a special event before reaching the exhibit, the kids attended “ninja training”, met real turtles and touched a few box turtles too.  The turtles Michelangelo, Donatello, Leonardo and Raphael came out to meet us too, amazing photo ops.  The TMNT were also there for the public to meet later in the day. Along with pizza throwing activities and a demonstration by Donatello Arpaia.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle exhibit takes you into the turtles underground lair to work on team building skills with your family.  Interactive challenges, computer games, ropes maze and dress up like a turtle are just a few of the many activities to work on while you “become a turtle” after completing all the tasks.  Bring a camera to pose infront of the huge replicas, while you balance on a skateboard or climbing through the sewer.

Exhibits

This 300,000 square foot center is an hour and half from Putnam County and less from Rockland and Westchester.  With over 12 exhibition halls and outdoor activities, there is something for all ages, including an under 5 play place for the little ones.  Live animals and interactive exhibits to play with at every turn.  If you have kids interested in science, especially STEM bring them to see how things work.

There are also 3D movies and special events all the time at the center.  Check out their calendar when planning your trip.  Memberships can be used at other science museums around the country, a great thing to have if you plan on attending more than 3 times in a year and other museums .

Disclosure: I was invited to a special event for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. All opinions are my own and as always honest.