Lovely drive along the river lead to the grand entrance to the park just South of the reservoir, with a huge statue of Grant. I discovered Smith Playground via Google Maps, did some quick research, and jumped in the car. When booking, be sure to clarify the age of your group to reserve the appropriate type of experience.Visiting Philly for family wedding and needed a fun activity to keep our 3 year old active and the family entertained on a hot, breezy Thursday. Venues offer different themes with different levels of difficulty. But, all of them are all fun especially when you bring along a group. Some escape rooms are make you laugh while others creep you out. Photo courtesy of Philadelphia Escape Room Why not visit West Chester University for its Public Planetarium Show? Every month a new theme is featured but be sure to get tickets in advance as shows can sell out quickly. Kids can expect to see costumes, props, and vintage comics on display from April 12- September 2, 2019.Īnytime kids visit a college campus, they are bound to feel grown up. (After all, who wouldn't like to snap their fingers and have all the clothes picked up from the bedroom floor?) So, it seems fitting to take tweens and teens to Franklin Institute for its current exhibit, Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes.
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The Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival offers guests the chance to discover Japanese traditions while Penn's Landing hosts its PECO Multicultural Series featuring Caribbean, Indian, and Brazilian events.Įven big kids dream about having superpowers. There are plenty of ways to expose tweens and teens to different cultures in Philadelphia. Photo by Basel-Almisshal courtesy of Shofuso Japanese House and Garden
This more sophisticated version of hide and seek is sure to make tweens and teens belly laugh as parents reminisce about their younger years playing their traditional childhood version while ducking for cover. Put down the iPhone and suit up for some outdoor fun at a local paintball field.
Those who are fans of Harry Potter can get caught up in the magical world by participating in a themed scavenger hunt at Philadelphia Museum of Art by Watson Adventures, listening to the music from the Harry Potter movies performed by The Philadelphia Orchestra, or watching a quidditch tournament in Chestnut Hill. When warmer weather arrives, plan out an ice cream shop tour using our Ultimate Guide to Ice Cream Shops in Philly and the 'Burbs and see how many spots you can visit. Choices include cheese steaks, burgers, sandwiches, donuts, pizza, cookies, and juice bars. Instead, take them for a smorgasbord of options at Reading Terminal Market. Photo courtesy of Reading Terminal MarketĪny kid going through puberty eats constantly making it nearly impossible for parents to keep the pantry stocked. Tweens and teens learn about medical history and the human body at the Mütter Museum of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, participate in a scavenger hunt at Eastern State Penitentiary, or discover all there is to know about pizza culture at Pizza Brain. While some kids may find museums boring, Philly has some pretty unique ones to visit.
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