The Cosmic Playground is a new play space at the Arizona Science Center. Guests can crawl, play and jump through three space-inspired play structures made of packing tape. It also features an array of cosmic lights and sounds. The play space includes three SPUN spinning chairs, a Milky Way ball pit, and more. Guests can even pose for photos on the SPUN chairs or in the Milky Way. The Cosmic Playground will also feature daily activities and demos. For example, the Arizona Science Center Blue Crew team will staff the Aspiring Astronaut Station, where participants can learn about space-related concepts. Visitors should wear clean socks or shoes to explore the Playground. If they don’t have any, they can buy a pair of shoes for $1 while supplies last.

The Arizona Science Center is introducing a new, space-themed play area called the Cosmic Playground. The interactive playground features three unique play structures, made of household packing tape. Visitors can spin in SPUN chairs, bounce on Mars, and enjoy the Milky Way Ball Pit. Guests can also participate in activities at the Center’s Aspiring Astronaut Station. Besides the play area, the Cosmic Playground also hosts demonstrations and daily activities. During the day, an Arizona Science Center Blue Crew team will staff the Aspiring Astronaut Station, which will bring various space-related concepts to life. Guests are encouraged to wear clean shoes to enter the playground. If they don’t have any, they can purchase shoes at the Center for $1. The Cosmic Playground is ADA-accessible and open to everyone, including people with disabilities.

The Arizona Science Center has just opened a new play space for kids. It’s called the Cosmic Playground and it will be open to the public through January 13. This space-themed play area has three different play structures that feature space-themed decor. Kids can spin on SPUN chairs, bounce on Mars, and play in the Milky Way Ball Pit. Guests can also join in daily activities at the Center’s Aspiring Astronaut Station. Cosmic Playground hosts daily activities and demos that help visitors understand the various concepts that come with space. Visitors are encouraged to wear clean socks and shoes to explore the interactive exhibit. Shoes can be purchased from the Blue Crew for $1 while supplies last. The Cosmic Playground is ADA accessible.

The Arizona Science Center has added a new play space, the Cosmic Playground, to its space-themed exhibit. Guests can climb and crawl through three distinct space-themed play structures. The interactive exhibit also features cosmic light and sound. Visitors can go on a virtual journey through a black hole, jump from planet to planet, or play in the Milky Way ball pit. There are also plenty of selfie-worthy spots, so make sure to bring your camera! The Cosmic Playground hosts daily demos and activities for visitors. The Blue Crew team of the Arizona Science Center will lead activities that will bring space-related concepts to life. To ensure maximum fun, visitors should wear clean socks or shoes. Fortunately, the Center sells shoes for $1 while supplies last. The play area is also accessible to individuals with disabilities and is ADA-compliant.

The Arizona Science Center is adding a new play space for families to enjoy this winter. The Cosmic Playground will be open for the public through January 13 and features three different space-themed play structures. Each structure features an array of cosmic lights and sounds, including a black hole experience. Guests can also jump from planet to planet in the SPUN spinning chairs or play in the Milky Way Ball Pit. The playground also features plenty of spots for taking selfies. Cosmic Playground also features daily demonstrations and activities. Throughout the day, members of the Arizona Science Center’s Blue Crew will staff the Aspiring Astronaut Station, bringing space-related concepts to life. Visitors should be sure to wear clean socks and shoes, although the Blue Crew will be selling shoes for $1 while supplies last. The playground is ADA-accessible, and visitors are welcome to wear wheelchairs or walkers.