special event - Museum of Science Overnight!
Date: Saturday, November 17 through Sunday, November 18, 2018
Check in Time: Check in on Saturday, any time between 5:00 and 6:30p
Check in Location: Bring your gear to the lowest level of the garage and look for the special Overnight Program entrance - drop off gear and proceed inside to check in at the the registration table
Departure Time: Gear must be cleared out by 11am, but you are free to enjoy the Museum for the rest of the day
Location: Museum of Science, 1 Science Park, Boston, MA 02114 ( directions | map )
Uniform: Class A on Saturday, Class B on Sunday
Check in Time: Check in on Saturday, any time between 5:00 and 6:30p
Check in Location: Bring your gear to the lowest level of the garage and look for the special Overnight Program entrance - drop off gear and proceed inside to check in at the the registration table
Departure Time: Gear must be cleared out by 11am, but you are free to enjoy the Museum for the rest of the day
Location: Museum of Science, 1 Science Park, Boston, MA 02114 ( directions | map )
Uniform: Class A on Saturday, Class B on Sunday
# reserved: 72
Confirmed signups:
Confirmed signups:
Brian G (3)
Everett C (2) Ethan D (2) John McC (2) Cameron C (2) Han K (2) |
Barrett, JT M (3)
Henry W (2) Charlie T (2) Eli, Aaron C (3) DJ B (2) James L (2) |
Sean W (2)
Wes B (2) Vincent Z (2) Ewoud V (2) Bryce H (2) Ben, Drew T (3) |
William K (2)
Ayden Z (2) Tyler R (2) Henry H (3) Nathaniel H (2) Jonah B (2) Devin S (2) |
Anthony A (2)
Jacob, Ben D (3) Akim A (3) Brayden G (3) Matthew V (2) Tar R (2) Theo B (2) |
Ever wonder what happens to the Museum at night? The Overnight Program allows Cub Scouts and their adult chaperones to discover science in an entertaining, educational, and interactive way through hands-on science activities, a Theater of Electricity Lightning! show, science demonstrations, Planetarium, an IMAX Omni film, time to explore the Museum, and much more. Plus, where else do you have a chance to sleep under a dinosaur or a giant grasshopper?
More info:
Check In Time:
Departure Time:
Parking:
Meals:
Price:
To Sign Up:
FAQ's:
Q: How do I register?
A: Pack 62 has reserved a number of spots. Sign up through the Pack here, pay $68/person via check or Paypal. Do not register with the MOS directly.
Q: What should I bring?
A: Each participant should bring an indoor sleeping bag, and air mattresses are recommended for adults. The Museum is big, so wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Plan to dress in layers for activities and sleeping so that you can regulate your own comfortable temperature. And, don't forget your toothbrush!
Q: Where do I go when I get there?
A: Participants should bring their gear to the lowest level of the garage and look for the special Overnight Program entrance. Groups will be directed to store gear in their designated space and proceed to registration.
Q: What are the hours?
A: Check-in is 5:00 – 6:30 pm on Saturday. Scheduled activities begin as early as 6:45 pm and conclude at 11:00 am the following day. Groups are welcome to stay and explore the Exhibit Halls after the Overnight Program ends on Sunday.
Q: What time is lights out?
A: Midnight. For guest safety, some lights will remain on throughout the night.
Q: Can I sleep late on Sunday?
A: Lights on at 6:30am! Breakfast at 7am.
Q: Is food included?
A: An evening snack and a light breakfast are provided during the overnight. Participants may purchase dinner in the Riverview Café, eat before they arrive, or bring dinner with them to eat in the designated picnic area. Wolfgang Puck Catering offers participants a variety of Dinner Deal specials through the Riverview Café. Each meal costs $8.00 and includes a fountain drink.
Q: Where do we sleep?
A: Participants sleep on the floor throughout the Museum Exhibit Halls. Some surfaces are industrial carpet, others are tile, and all are hard. Air mattresses are welcome for adults (we have outlets to inflate them). Groups are pre-assigned a sleeping space.
Q: Does it get cold at night?
A: The Museum is a very large, old building, and the temperature will vary from area to area. We recommend bringing layered clothing such as a T-shirt, shorts, and sweats, and a sleeping bag so that you can regulate your temperature to meet your comfort level.
Q: What activities are planned?
A: Schedule of events will be provided on arrival, including opening welcome, Lightning show, Planetarium show, IMAX film and various activities.
Questions:
More info:
- Museum of Science Overnights
- Overnight Survival Manual / what to expect / what to bring and what to NOT bring / sample schedule of events
- Overnight Chaperone Guide
Check In Time:
- Check-in to the overnight program is from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. If you arrive after 7:00 p.m., go to the Information Desk in the lobby and ask an information specialist to contact an Overnight Program staff member to check you in.
- Pack 62 will have an assigned sleeping area.
- Note: be aware that several other groups will also be participating in the Overnight
Departure Time:
- Lights on at 6:30am, followed by breakfast at 7am.
- Morning activities start at 8am.
- The Overnight program ends at 11:00 am.
- Pack and store your gear so the Museum can be cleaned.
- Please make arrangements for gear and parking before the overnight staff leave at 11:00 a.m.
- If you still have energy, feel free to stay longer and enjoy the Museum!
Parking:
- Parking is available during your overnight in the Museum garage at approx $5 flat rate.
- Bring your ticket inside with you.
- Museum staff will validate your parking during the event and you’ll pay at the kiosks upon departure.
- The MOS only accept debit and credit card payments for parking.
- Park in the upper levels (2 – 5) of the Museum garage and bring your gear to the GROUND LEVEL.
- Look for the Overnight Program Entrance sign in the corner of the garage.
Meals:
- An evening snack and a light breakfast are provided.
- While dinner is not provided, the Riverview Café will be open until 6:30 p.m. for our guests.
- Please contact your organizer for specific plans for your group.
- Food is not allowed in the Exhibit Halls at any time. Be sure scouts do not have snacks in your exhibit space at bedtime.
Price:
- The price is $68.00 per person (not per scout).
- Each participant will receive an Exhibit Halls and a Planetarium pass for a return visit.
To Sign Up:
- Sign up deadline: October 15, 2018
- 1) Sign up page: https://form.jotform.com/82594400243957
- 2) Pay online: https://sudburyPack62.org/pay ($68 per person)
FAQ's:
Q: How do I register?
A: Pack 62 has reserved a number of spots. Sign up through the Pack here, pay $68/person via check or Paypal. Do not register with the MOS directly.
Q: What should I bring?
A: Each participant should bring an indoor sleeping bag, and air mattresses are recommended for adults. The Museum is big, so wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Plan to dress in layers for activities and sleeping so that you can regulate your own comfortable temperature. And, don't forget your toothbrush!
Q: Where do I go when I get there?
A: Participants should bring their gear to the lowest level of the garage and look for the special Overnight Program entrance. Groups will be directed to store gear in their designated space and proceed to registration.
Q: What are the hours?
A: Check-in is 5:00 – 6:30 pm on Saturday. Scheduled activities begin as early as 6:45 pm and conclude at 11:00 am the following day. Groups are welcome to stay and explore the Exhibit Halls after the Overnight Program ends on Sunday.
Q: What time is lights out?
A: Midnight. For guest safety, some lights will remain on throughout the night.
Q: Can I sleep late on Sunday?
A: Lights on at 6:30am! Breakfast at 7am.
Q: Is food included?
A: An evening snack and a light breakfast are provided during the overnight. Participants may purchase dinner in the Riverview Café, eat before they arrive, or bring dinner with them to eat in the designated picnic area. Wolfgang Puck Catering offers participants a variety of Dinner Deal specials through the Riverview Café. Each meal costs $8.00 and includes a fountain drink.
Q: Where do we sleep?
A: Participants sleep on the floor throughout the Museum Exhibit Halls. Some surfaces are industrial carpet, others are tile, and all are hard. Air mattresses are welcome for adults (we have outlets to inflate them). Groups are pre-assigned a sleeping space.
Q: Does it get cold at night?
A: The Museum is a very large, old building, and the temperature will vary from area to area. We recommend bringing layered clothing such as a T-shirt, shorts, and sweats, and a sleeping bag so that you can regulate your temperature to meet your comfort level.
Q: What activities are planned?
A: Schedule of events will be provided on arrival, including opening welcome, Lightning show, Planetarium show, IMAX film and various activities.
Questions:
- Contact Paul Grous - [email protected]
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