Join Chris and Martin Kratt on a Creature Adventure!
- Attendance-boosting appeal
- Based on the consistently top-rated PBS Kids® TV show, Wild Kratts
- Multi-layered messaging for children and adults alike
Exhibit Details
Content focus
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
Size
2,500 – 3,000 sq. ft. (230 – 280 sq. m.)
Price
$80,000
Note: Tentative bookings are not listed online. Please contact us to confirm the availability.
Ages 3 to 9
Families and school groups
Features
- Opportunities to develop and practice 21st century learning skills
- Immersive animal habitats featuring Wild Kratts characters
- Top-notch educational, marketing and installation materials
- Exhibit props and costumes
- Responsive support from experienced staff
- Collapsible, stackable carts
Experience
Activate Creature Power!®
Visitors step into the world of Wild Kratts® to explore the secret lives of extraordinary animals in this brand new exhibit. They immerse themselves in animalhabitats from around the globe, and discover incredible creature powers.
To the Creature Rescue!
Through an inquiry-based approach, children explore age-appropriate science concepts central to animals’ lives. Using Wild Kratts technology and the powers of science and teamwork, they join the Wild Kratts team to solve problems, help animals, and undermine the villains’ nefarious plans.
See You on the Creature Trail!
Visitors explore four animal habitats including a Tropical Rainforest, The Antarctic, Australian Outback Desert and Your Neighborhood. Sneak through the forest using the stealth of a jaguar, swing through the trees like a spider monkey, test your hops against a kangaroo, hunt for lunch like a platypus, and much more!
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“We’re thrilled at the opportunity to help families experience the adventurous world of Wild Kratts. The exhibit uses the power of play to give children opportunities to develop critical thinking, collaboration, confidence and more.”
“This exhibit gets kids moving and thinking while they explore important concepts in science and the natural world.”