Visit to the Museum of Science and Technology in Syracuse, New Yorkhttp://www.most.org/shapeimage_2_link_0
Following are details of the planned visit: COST, TIME, DIRECTIONS AND PARKING FOR MOST The cost is $8.50 per person (scout, sibling or adult). This applies for any child age 2 and up. This includes visiting the Exhibit Hall, the IMAX movie Ring of Fire and the planetarium. Please pay the den leader for all those planning to attend during a February den meeting. For those who want to carpool will depart at 10am on Sat. March 21 from the Lansing Community Center. Will arrive at the MOST at approximately 11am. Should be returning home about 2pm. From I-81 Northbound: • Take I-690 Westbound. • Immediately after getting onto I-690, take Exit 11 (West Street Exit). • Then take a left at the stop light (Fayette St.). • At the second stop light on Fayette, take a right (Franklin St.) Parking is available at on-street meters that surround the building. Meters are FREE Sundays and every day after 6 p.m. There are two pay lots directly behind the Museum. There is also for-fee underground parking in the Center Armory Building directly across from the MOST. Museum of Science and Technology
500 South Franklin Street
Syracuse, NY 13202
(315) 425-9068 RING OF FIRE Come heartstoppingly close to the great circle of volcanoes and seismic activity that rings the Pacific Ocean in the MOST’s 45 minute presentation of the Ring of Fire. Witness the breathtaking sites and stirring sounds of these volcanoes as a team of geologists, anthropologists, computer animators and filmmakers explore the great boundary in the earth’s crust where more than three-fourths of the world’s active volcanoes are located. Take a front row seat to some of the most spectacular volcanic eruptions ever caught on film, including Mt. St. Helens. See the birth of a new volcano in southern Chile and meet people who live within the shadows of some of the world’s most active volcanoes. In addition to exploring volcanic summits around the world you’ll dive deep into the core of the earth through computer animations to discover the geological forces behind volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. Ring of Fire offers images of raw power that nature contains and takes you closer to the action than you ever imagined possible. Cost $8.50 includes IMAX, Exhibits and planetarium $7.50 includes IMAX, and Exhibits