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Pre-K Kid’s Adventure Pass Back at Adventure Aquarium

Author Nicole Barlage

This is a super awesome promotion going on for any families of littles! I signed up and I can’t wait to take my son to the aquarium, he loves the water and all the animals. If you are a parent of a child or children between the ages of 2 and 5 you can take advantage of the Pre-K Kid’s Adventure Pass too. You can register as many children as you have that are between the ages of 2 and 5.

The pass is valid for a year of admission to Adventure Aquarium. To sign up you just need to register online here and then be sure visit Adventure Aquarium by Sunday, October 30 to receive and activate your free Pre-K Pass. This offer is valid while supplies last. When you visit the aquarium for the first time you will need to bring proof of age for your child which can include their birth certificate, adoption papers, passport, or green card. Documents can be original, photocopied, or digital images.

You may be wondering what happens if you have a child who is five but will be turning six during the year the Pre-K Pass would be valid for. The aquarium’s FAQs state “As long as your child is 5 years of age on the date you register for the pass, your child is eligible”. They suggest if your child is not quite two, but will be turning two while the pass would be valid should get a Pre-K Pass while its available to avoid admission charges once your child turns 2. If activated by October 30, 2022, your child will be able to start using their Pre-K Pass starting on their 2nd birthday.

The Pre-K pass does not include special membership perks like bring a friend tickets, special weeks, or discounted parking.

Tickets will still need to be purchased for those attending the aquarium with your child. Single day tickets are available as well as memberships for adults. Depending on how often you plan to go definitely check out the memberships offered as it may be the most cost effective for you and your family. Children under the age of 2 are always free to visit the aquarium.

11 Indoor and Outdoor Activities for Kids in Philadelphia

  • Please Touch Museum

    The Please Touch Museum has been around since 1976 and is one of the top activities for kids in Philadelphia. The museum includes two full floors of interactive exhibit zones. On First Wednesdays, the museum charges just $2 admission from 4 to 7 p.m. Purchasing your tickets in advance is recommended and the museum tends to be busier on rainy days. You can purchase your tickets online at the museum’s website.

  • Philadelphia Zoo

    The Philadelphia Zoo is home to about 1,300 animals and features exhibits such as, Big Cat Falls, the McNeil Avian Center, the PECO Primate Reserve and KidZooU. The Philadelphia Zoo is open year round and has several parking areas, as well as a parking garage. Tickets can be purchased online. The zoo also offers membership for those interested.

  • Franklin Square

    Franklin Square is one of William Penn’s five original squares and is full of activities for kids in Philadelphia. Families can enjoy a round of mini golf, play in the park, visit the carousel, and even grab a bite to eat. Franklin Square also hosts events throughout the year!

  • Adventure Aquarium

    Adventure Aquarium in Camden, NJ is home to 8,500 animals. Kids and families can meet penguins, feed stingrays, and visit the touch tanks. There are also exhibits featuring sea turtles, stingrays, fish, and sharks. Adventure Aquarium also features daily shows with on staff experts.

  • Franklin Institute 

    The Franklin Institute is full of kid friendly exhibits that are both educational and fun. Walk through the Giant Heart and Your Brain, learn about Newtown’s Laws of Motion in Sir Isaac’s Loft, discover the wonder’s of outer space, and so much more! The Franklin Institute also features an IMAX Theater and the Fels Planetarium. The museum also hosts special exhibits running for a limited time.

  • Sesame Place

    Hang out with all your favorites from Sesame Street at Sesame Place. This family friendly theme park features rides, interactive activities, parades, shows, fireworks, and even a water park. Tickets can be purchased in advance online or at the gate when you arrive. Sesame Place also offers season passes.

  • Dilworth Park

    Dilworth Park has fun for the whole family. Ice skating in the winter, movies all year round, fountains, and a cafe to grab a snack. Dilworth park also holds fitness classes and musical performances.

  • Morris Arboretum

    There are many fun things to do at Morris Arboretum for adults, kids, and families. Morris Arboretum is a great place to check out for family fun and getting everybody outdoors. Check out the list of fun things to do at Morris Arboretum.

  • Philadelphia Museum of Art 

    The Philadelphia Museum of Art offers family specific tours and art carts in certain galleries for kids to make their own art or play games. The Philadelphia Museum of Art also hosts stroller tours and Family Festivals.

  • Eastern State Penitentiary 

    A Tour of Eastern State Penitentiary is an educational tour that’s better suited for older kids. The nearly 200 year old prison is open for tours and features a scavenger hunt for kids while learning about the history of the prison.

  • Treetop Quest Philly

    Treetop Quest is Philly’s first aerial adventure park featuring zip lines and obstacle courses from tree to tree. You can enjoy Treetop Quest for 2 1/2 hours and explore 60 different courses all varying in levels.

 

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