Trips Museum of Science & Industry RS
Visit the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Fabulous any time of the year, the MSI is especially pretty at Christmastime. Visit and learn about the Christmas trees decorated from around the world. Lunch is on your own at the food court in the museum. Two optional activities can be reserved in advance. Check out ‘The Science Behind Pixar’ or the Giant Dome Movie, both have an additional fee. Take time to explore your favorite exhibits. Is it the U 505 Submarine, Coal Mine, Transportation Gallery, Colleen Moore’s Fairy Castle, or Yesterday’s Main Street? Don’t miss the adventure. Trip includes transportation, general admission and Christmas trees exhibit, and optional exhibits.
Location: Chicago Deadline: November 27 CODE
DAYS
General admission 470014-1A
Tu
With Giant Dome Movie 470014-1B
Tu
With Pixar 470014-1C
Tu Tu DATES 12/11 12/11 12/11
With both added exhibits 470014-1D
12/11 TIME 9:45A-6:00P 9:45A-6:00P 9:45A-6:00P 9:45A-6:00P FEE $34 $42 $44 $52 Beauty and the Beast RS
Based on the beloved Academy Award-winning Disney film, this nine-time Tony nominated musical continues to win the hearts of people all over the globe. Trapped in her provincial life, a young and intelligent beauty risks everything to become the heroine of her own story and break a wicked spell imprisoning a castle of enchanted misfits and a terrifying beast. Trip includes lunch, show and transportation to Drury Lane. Lunch entree options are 1) seared chicken in sun-dried tomato sauce, 2) roasted turkey with stuffing, or 3) a vegetarian option. Please indicate your choice when you register.
Location: Oakbrook Terrace Deadline: November 27 CODE
470015-1A
DAYS Th
DATES 12/20
TIME 10:30A-5:30P
FEE $88
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