but it will cost $65 for all of us to get in

that is really steep

Walk in backwards all of you so it looks like you're leaving.

2the9s said:

you idiot!!!


I now have cereal stuck to my desk

Go around to the back and slide through the kitchen. Or use your college I.D. card like we do.

and in the back of my kid's hair

ThreadCula said:

I could use the rear entrance I suppose

do they have a year membership option?

that way you can go as often as you want... the calgary zoo has this - expensive for the tourists but when you have paid the membership you tend to go more often

emm said:

The Minnesota Zoo has this, too. Although, we can go to the Como Park Zoo where their admission is free.

Go the musuem and then when you leave create a scene because they didn't have a display honoring the crocodile hunter and demand your money back!

emm said:

ooooh! it is $115 per year for a family! that is not too bad - we can go whenever we like!

2the9s said:

they better NOT have a display of him or I WOULD want my money back!

Make your own aquarium!

you need:

1. some fish, frozen will do if you can find live ones.

2. A bathtub.

3. Mix together and enjoy.

ZombieKitten said:

Either way!

emm said:

That is a great investment, especially since it's so relaxing to sit and watch fish swim around. I used to have a membership for the Butterfly House here in Stockholm (it's basically four big greenhouses with lots of greens, ponds and pathways with birds and butterflies flying around freely) and I went there at least once a week all through the winter and enjoyed the birds chirping and the tropical surroundings and temperature. Totally charged up my batteries.

retina said:

did you go there this winter?

LleeLlee said:

LMAO!!!! post of the day!

ThreadCula said:

can they be crumbed? it's all I have

ZombieKitten said:

Nope, I haven't done much at all this winter.

When I had my membership a friend of mine had a membership too so we used to go together and sit and chat quite often, so that felt even more motivating. I think I could still get something out of it if I went there alone every time, but it wouldn't be quite the same thing. Plus there are families with kids there sometimes and they might think I'm some weirdo if I'm sitting there by myself. I hate to be looked at like that.

ZombieKitten said:

Ow!

ZombieKitten said:

retina said:

that would be lovely and tranquil...

emm said:

the one we have at the Melbourne Zoo is really hot and steamy inside, almost to the point of unbearableness, but the butterflies land on your head

that's really cool that they have a "single" family price. that is very doable for a year's worth of entertainment for a single parent and kids.

I loved Ripley's Aquarium. They hold special nights called Sleep With the Sharks where you bring sleeping bags and sleep in the glass tunnel to watch the sharks swim over you. I've never done it, but I want to the next time I go back.
Wait....I take that back.....I wouldn't wanna have to keep using the public bathroom in the middle of the night....or any time. I still haven't gotten around to going to the aquarium in Atlanta. It's supposed to be the world's largest. I need to go this summer. Their tickets are $24 per adult. That's kinda expensive too.....more than Ripley's.

ZombieKitten said:

That looks really nice.

ZombieKitten said:

140 $ last time for my family of 4 to go ... NOT including lunch and 3 hr travel costs

so GO

2the9s said:

Mach said:

We went!
if any of my photos came out in focus I will post them
We were there nearly 3 hours, and got that yearly family pass

ZombieKitten said: