Liberty Science Center's New PAW Patrol Exhibit Delights Younger Kids

Are you ready for a paw-some adventure? Gather up the family, and head to Liberty Science Center in Jersey City for its newest exhibit: PAW Patrol: Adventure Play, featuring the adorable police pups from the hit Nickelodeon preschool series, PAW Patrol. 

The interactive exhibit, which opened on Sept. 18, gives kids and their caregivers an opportunity to run rescue missions and work together to overcome challenges in a fun and immersive environment. Kids learn about different jobs within a community and how those professionals work to keep people safe and happy, according to Liberty Science Center staff.

What to Expect at the PAW Patrol Exhibit at LSC

Visitors to PAW Patrol: Adventure Bay join forces with a group of eight pup characters, each one inspired by real-life jobs in communities, such as firefighters, police officers, construction workers, pilots, and more. Families then work together to save the day, just as the pups work together to protect the community in the TV series. 

Each pup has special skills, gadgets, and vehicles to help them on their rescue missions. Museum visitors can put on a pup pack containing their own imaginary tools and check out the lay of the land from a lookout tower to see who needs help in town. Missions include:

• Rescuing a stranded snowboarder, seagull, and baby dolphin
• Planning rescues with PAW Patrol action figures on the Jungle Play Table
• Stacking the “Tallest and Tastiest Cake” at Porter's Cafe
• Helping the Adventure Bay community recycle trash in a fun sorting game

There are also lots of selfie and photo opportunities with the pups and cool backgrounds. 

The exhibit was produced by The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis in partnership with Nickelodeon. It's a fun way for kids to learn bravery and heroism, through exciting stories, according to science center staff. 

“The messages of PAW Patrol and its characters are consistent with the values of Liberty Science Center. PAW Patrol teaches that by working together strategically and cooperatively we can solve problems to make a difference in the world,” says Paul Hoffman, President and CEO of the Liberty Science Center. “That is why we are excited to host this new exhibit. I look forward to seeing our youngest visitors engage with the idea of community leadership through service professions.”

 

 

 

 

 

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