Disclosure : I was provided the opportunity to visit the Arizona Science Center and Lost Egypt exhibit through a campaign with Blended Extended. All opinions are my own.

As the heat rises in Arizona, any air conditioned, kid friendly ideas are a huge hit around this house! The Arizona Science Center in downtown Phoenix is hosting the Lost Egypt exhibit through September 1, 2014.

It is pretty rare that one exhibit has activities that keep all three of my littles entertained (ages 14, 11, and 3).

They loved building the pyramid together. Be sure and look in the middle as you undo the pyramid for a secret surprise!

Have you ever wondered how they pulled the huge stones to the pyramids? They have a tug of war set up to show you that even a three year old could pull with their unique invention.

Now this part amazed me. That is a real mummy. Not an example, not a prop, not a model of one. That is the real deal. (Yes, it says no photos allowed, but since it was media day, they allowed us to take pictures!).

I think I may have been more excited about this part than the kids, but maybe as they get older and learn how truly rare this experience is, they’ll remember how their cool mom took them to see a real mummy once 🙂

Be sure and visit Sarah the camel for me. Tell her we all said “hello”!

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If you are thinking of heading there, here is additional info for you!

Lost Egypt is located in the Sybil B. Harrington Galleries on Level 3 of Arizona Science Center.
The exhibition will be open between May 31 and Sept. 1, 2014. Tickets are $26.95 (adult),
$23.95 (senior) and $19.95 (child), which include general admission. Arizona Science Center
members are able to enter for $8 (adult) and $6 (child).
About Arizona Science Center
The mission of Arizona Science Center is to inspire, educate and entertain people of all ages
about science. The Center, located at 600 E. Washington Street in downtown Phoenix, features
more than 300 hands-on exhibits, live demonstrations, the state-of-the-art Dorrance Planetarium
and a five-story IMAX® theater. For more information, visit www.azscience.org or call 602-716-
2000.

About Lost Egypt: Ancient Secrets, Modern Science
Lost Egypt was produced by COSI in cooperation with the Science Museum Exhibit
Collaborative, and was designed and built by the Science Museum of Minnesota. Artifacts are
on loan from the Brooklyn Museum and The Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia.

 

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