Play Classic Arcade Video Games in Rochester, NY
Touring Arcade Video Game Exhibit Hits Strong National Museum of Play
Rochester, NY 14607
United States of America
VideotopiaTM - What Is It?
Parents and kids have the opportunity to engage in hands-on play together with classics arcade games such as Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Tetris and Donkey Kong at VideotopiaTM. It is an interactive exhibit which allows children and adults to learn about the science, art and history of video games as they play.
VideotopiaTM - How Much Does It Cost?
Every visitor of Rochester's Strong National Museum of Play® receives four tokens for free play in VideotopiaTM. Additional tokens may be purchased inside the exhibit at the cheap price of twenty-five cents each. Visitors may also earn additional tokens at Power-Up stations by correctly answering questions pertaining to the historical facts presented in the exhibit. Video arcade game lovers (adults only) have the option of purchasing a special $20 Gamer Admission Pass which allows free general admission to the musuem during the five months the VideotopiaTM exhibit is at the musuem.
Rochester's Strong National Museum of Play® - What Else Does It Offer?
Hang around afterwards or return another time to enjoy the rest of the family-friendly, interactive and educational activities provided at Strong National Museum of Play®. Check out the the new 1,700-gallon Rainbow Reef aquarium, visit the National Toy Hall of Fame, take a ride on the Elaine Wilson Carousel or the Strong Express Train, hang out in the Sesame Street neighborhood, or step into a life-size storybook at Reading Adventureland. Whatever your child's interests or age, there's something to please. Children learn best through hands-on, creative activities. Strong National Museum of Play® recognizes this fact and provides a unique environment in which children are encouraged to play, explore and learn.
To find out more about the museum and its activities and events, visit the event's calendar of Strong National Museum of Play®.
Resources: http://www.museumofplay.org/index.html
Published by Jo Brielyn - Featured Contributor in Lifestyle
Jo Brielyn is a freelance writer, Air Force veteran, youth worker, and parent with an extensive background in training and education. She is published on sites like Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Sports, Yahoo! Travel,... View profile
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Very cool, Jo!
This sounds like it might be an interesting place to visit.
How fun!!
This sounds like a very fun place for us adults whose video-playing skills haven't evolved along with the video game industry. My kids and grandkids would like it for the "hoot" factor--just like they can't believe we used to only have black-and-white T.V.