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Middletown Parks & Recreation 2019 DISCOUNT AMUSEMENT PARK TICKETS - PRICE LIST 215-750-3890 ALL SALES FINAL – NO REFUNDS Park Ticket Type Sale Price Gate Price Savings Adventure Aquarium Adult (ages 13 & over) $24.00 $34.11 $ 10.11 Child (ages 2 - 12) $20.00 $25.58 $ 5.58 Baltimore Aquarium Adult (ages 12 & over) $33.00 $39.95 $ 6.95 Child (ages 3 - 11) $21.00 $24.95 $ 3.95 Clementon Park Rides/Water Park (37” & over) $23.00 $44.99 $21.99 Crayola Experience General Admission (ages 3 & over) $17.00 $22.04 $ 5.04 Diggerland USA General Admission (36” & over – age 65) $26.00 $38.95 $12.95 Dorney Park Adult (48” & over)) $44.00 $61.95 $17.95 Dutch Wonderland Regular (ages 3 - 69) 70+ Sr. tkts. at park only $39.00 $47.66 $ 8.66 Franklin Institute Gen. Admission (Main Floors & Planetarium) $18.00 $23.00 $ 5.00 Hersheypark Adult (ages 9 - 54) $55.00 $69.80 $14.80 Junior (ages 3 - 8) $44.00 $47.80 $ 3.80 *Camp Day tickets are Senior (ages 55 - 69) $44.00 $47.80 $ 3.80 available for purchase by Senior + (ages 70 & over) $28.00 $32.00 $ 4.80 groups of 10 or more. Early Adult (5/3 - 6/30) $45.00 $69.80 $24.80 Early Junior (5/3 - 6/30) $38.00 $47.80 $ 9.80 Camp Days (ages 3 & over) (5/3 – 9/29)* $38.00 $69.80 $31.80 Knoebels Amusement Park Weekday Over 48” (includes wooden $44.00 $50.00 $ 6.00 coasters) (Valid Mon. - Fri.) Weekday Under 48” (excludes wooden $21.00 $26.00 $ 5.00 coasters) Maryland Zoo - Baltimore Adult (ages 12 & over) $15.00 $21.99 $ 6.99 Child (ages 2 - 11) $12.00 $17.99 $ 5.99 Medieval Times-Lyndhurst, NJ Dinner & Show (Reservation:1-888-WE-JOUST) $37.00 $72.12 $35.12 Morey’s Piers Water Park (all day) (blue) $38.00 $45.00 $ 7.00 Rides Only (48” & over) (green) $48.00 $61.92 $13.92 (Flexible tickets are for both Same Day Rides & Water Park (pink) $57.00 $72.57 $15.57 Rides & Water Park & can be Flexible Adult (48” & over) (orange) $64.00 $83.09 $19.09 used on different days.) Flexible Child (under 48”) (yellow) $49.00 $62.05 $13.05 Museum of the American Adult (ages 19 & over) $16.00 $21.00 $ 5.00 Revolution Youth (ages 6 -18) $10.00 $13.00 $ 3.00 PA Renaissance Faire & Adult (ages 12 & over) $26.00 $31.95 $ 5.95 Celtic Fling Child (ages 5 – 11) $ 9.00 $11.95 $ 2.95 Philadelphia Zoo General Admission (ages 2 & over) $19.00 $24.00 $ 5.00 Sahara Sam’s Oasis General Admission (ages 3 - 64) $29.00 $42.41 $13.41 Sesame Place Adult or Child (ages 2 & over) 2-day ticket + 1 meal voucher $67.00 $112.76 $45.76 Single Day (4/6 – 6/23 or 9/7 – 11/3) $47.00 $ 80.54 $33.54 Six Flags Great Adventure Regular (ages 3 & over) Theme Park $43.00 $88.49 $45.49 Hurricane Harbor Water Park $35.00 $48.99 $13.99 Splash Zone All Day Ticket (ages 2 & over) $24.00 $39.99 $15.99 Movie Tickets Regal, United Artist & Edwards Theaters $ 9.50 .

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