Museum & Zoo Sleepovers for Boston Kids
These unique overnights welcome kids to explore Boston's best museums, zoos and other special spots in a whole new way. Keep them in mind for an epic birthday celebration, scout troop or sports team bonding event, or an amazing experience gift for the family.
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EcoTarium - Night Journeys: Overnight Adventures
Enjoy a night of hands-on thematic programming and exploration. Overnights at the EcoTarium are educational, interactive, and FUN! Night Journey overnight experiences are the perfect way for any group to see what happens when the lights go out and the exhibits and animals settle in for the night. Your themed night will include opportunities to explore the Museum, hands-on educational activities, an evening snack, and a planetarium show under the stars before you climb into your sleeping bags and sleep amongst the exhibits.
Roger Williams Park Zoo - Snore & Roar Overnights
Experience Roger Williams Park Zoo like so few have – after dark! Any group of 25 or more can attend their overnight program that includes fun activities, face-to-face interaction with education animals, guided tours of the Zoo, and more!
Battleship Cove - Nautical Nights Program
Battleship Cove offers a unique experience for those seeking adventure history. Nautical Nights, pioneered by Battleship Cove in 1972, allows visitors to spend a night aboard a naval vessel. From the U.S. flag to the 16" guns, visitors will surely be dazzled by the ship's features.
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