Sk圜limber: This exhibit has a four-story slide that challenges both children and children at heart to climb up and take the long slide down to the ground (or go down the way they came).Once the doors reopen to the museum, visitors will notice that the exhibits available to them will include the Sky Climber and Port exhibits.Īccording to the Port Discovery website, the Sk圜limber and Port activities are enriching learning experiences for children to develop thinking and motor skills. “We’ve taken a significant amount of time and planning to develop a thorough reopening plan that focuses on new practices to enhance health and safety for both visitors and staff.” Play is not only the very best way children learn, but it’s also how children cope with stress, stimulate their curiosity and understand how the world works,” Parchman says. “We know that children need play more than ever. Port Discovery Children’s Museum President and CEO Bryn Parchman expressed excitement about reopening. The museum encourages anyone who may not be feeling well or who may have come into contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 to postpone their visit. Waivers: Visitors will be required to fill out waivers recognizing their responsibility to public safety while visiting the museum ahead of their visit and complete a questionnaire during the visit.Improved Cleaning Procedure: Staff will be cleaning public areas before, during and after all visits.Mask breaks must be taken outside the building. Medical exceptions must be mentioned in advance by contacting the museum prior to your visit.

Face Coverings: All visitors ages 2 and older must wear face coverings.

Tickets must be purchased in advance of your visit.

Advance Ticket Purchases and Reservations: With CDC guidelines requiring a minimum of 6 feet for social distancing, the museum is monitoring visitor sizes.

Here’s what you can expect when you visit the museum:

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