Philly-area moms - Please Touch Museum deal on Living Social

[redheadbaker]

Living Social has a deal, $9 for an admission ticket + carousel ride (normally $19). Ticket must be used by December 12, 2013.

www.livingsocial.com/cities/9-philadelphia/deals/807084-one-admission-and-one-carousel-ticket

(That's not a referral link)

[anna7602]

Not in Philly, but I've taken DD to the Please Touch Museum a bunch of times already. Our most recent trip was when we got rained out of Sesame Place last week. Anyway, DD loooooves it. I would highly recommend it to anyone who can make a daytrip to Philly.

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Bought this earlier! I went (to the old one - obviously!) as a kid many times and loved it.

[megs193]

Thanks! We live on Long Island but have been talking about doing a long weekend in Philly to check out the children's museum and the zoo. I just bought it so now we will actually make the plans. Does anyone in the area have some kid friendly restaurant recommendations?

[redheadbaker]

Aug 29, 2013 19:21:16 GMT -5 megs193 said:

Thanks! We live on Long Island but have been talking about doing a long weekend in Philly to check out the children's museum and the zoo. I just bought it so now we will actually make the plans. Does anyone in the area have some kid friendly restaurant recommendations?

Specifically near the museum, or anywhere in the city? 

[megs193]

We'll probably stay at the Marriott in downtown Philadelphia so anywhere is the city would be great!

[redheadbaker]

Jones, at 7th and Chestnut

City Tavern is pricey, but depending on the age of the kid, they might get a kick out of the colonial costumes of the servers.

You can't come to Philly without going to Federal Donuts.

Local breweries and traditions are also kid-friendly -- Memphis Taproom, Resurrection Alehouse.

I'm mobile and miss my physical keyboard!

[chia]

There's also a promo code for 20% off - melt20