MOSH offering free admission for kids in November Parents can bring up to 5 children No description found
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – MOSH is offering free admission to children during the month of November.
Up to five children, ages 3 to 12, will get free general admission with the purchase of an adult ticket .
No coupon necessary.
MORE INFO: Free family fun: Save big during ‘Kids Free November’
This offer cannot be used for special events or combined with any other discounts. This offer is not intended for schools, organizations or associations.
Learn more at www.themosh.org .
WHERE:
Museum of Science & History
1025 Museum Circle
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Current exhibit -- Walk down memory lane with MOSH’s Toytopia exhibit
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