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SINCE 1997 SIMPLE & ENJOY FOR Admission to the 4 Best Attractions EASY TO USE 9 DAYS PEROT MUSEUM OF NATURE AND SCIENCE General Admission, plus a 3D Film and any public programming on day of admission ATLANTA CityPASS PHILADELPHIA CityPASS • Georgia Aquarium • The Franklin Institute • World of Coca-Cola • Big Bus Company and REUNION TOWER GEODECK • CNN Studio Tours Philadelphia Trolley Works General Admission • Zoo Atlanta • One Liberty Observation Deck • Center for Civil and Human Rights • Adventure Aquarium PRINTED IN THE USA THE SIXTH FLOOR MUSEUM AT DEALEY PLAZA • Fernbank Museum of Natural History • Philadelphia Zoo General Admission plus audio guide • College Football Hall of Fame and Chick-fil-A Fan Experience SAN FRANCISCO CityPASS • Muni Cable Car & Bus Passport DALLAS ZOO BOSTON CityPASS • New England Aquarium • California Academy of Sciences General Admission • Museum of Science • Blue & Gold Fleet Bay • Skywalk Observatory at the Prudential Center Cruise Adventure DALLAS ARBORETUM AND BOTANICAL GARDEN • Boston Harbor Cruises • Aquarium of the Bay General Admission • Harvard Museum of Natural History • Exploratorium • de Young Museum CHICAGO CityPASS + Legion of Honor GEORGE W. 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There is Museum offers a full day of discovery. Get ready to amaze your brain. from around the world. truly something for everyone at the Arboretum. (214) 428-5555 or perotmuseum.org (214) 747-6660 or www.jfk.org (214) 515-6615 or dallasarboretum.org Dallas Times Herald Collection Photo: Jenifer McNeil Baker The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza Courtesy: Dallas Zoo Photo: Cary Holton REUNION TOWER GEODECK DALLAS ZOO GEORGE W. BUSH PRESIDENTIAL Experience breathtaking 360-degree views of Dallas from 470 feet Go on an urban safari at Giants of the Savanna, where you can LIBRARY AND MUSEUM up at the only indoor/outdoor observation deck in Dallas, featuring witness elephants, giraffes and other African animals interact in a Get an in-depth, interactive peek inside the presidency of high-definition zoom cameras, interactive touch screens, telescopes, natural grasslands setting. Feed a giraffe, visit the only koalas in George W. Bush. 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