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Museum of Discovery and Science
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Museum of Discovery & Science (MODS) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit science museum founded in 1977 and headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The organization operates interactive science exhibits, educational programs, and an IMAX theater, serving a primarily B2C audience of children and families, general public visitors, and underserved communities targeted through STEM education initiatives. MODS employs between 101-250 staff and is governed by an independent board of directors chaired by Caitlin Stella, with Joseph Cox serving as President & CEO.

MODS's core product is its physical museum experience anchored in Fort Lauderdale, offering hands-on STEM exhibits and immersive educational programming. Its portfolio includes a NASA-curated STEM programming track developed through the Next Generation STEM initiative (March 2024, ~$3.7M distributed across 17 institutions) and a forthcoming MAGNA-TILES Studio traveling exhibit — a 2,500-square-foot interactive experience developed in partnership with MAGNA-TILES and licensing representative Beanstalk, launching January 2027. The underlying technology is described as interactive museum exhibits and educational displays, with no proprietary software, AI, or digital platform products disclosed.

MODS operates as a nonprofit institution without disclosed revenue or pricing structure. Revenue is generated through standard museum channels: gate admissions, memberships, IMAX ticket sales, facility rentals, gift shop sales, and educational program fees, supplemented by grant funding from institutional partners such as NASA. Distribution is anchored at the Fort Lauderdale physical location (serving Southeast Florida), with the upcoming traveling exhibit program extending reach to other venues nationally. Marketing relies on community partnerships, earned media coverage, and brand collaborations rather than paid acquisition channels.

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Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is a Fort Lauderdale-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit science museum founded in 1977 that operates interactive exhibits, educational programs, and an IMAX theater for children, families, and general public visitors, with a focus on STEM literacy and underserved community engagement.

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science museum exhibits, interactive science education, STEM education programs, museum educational programming, IMAX documentary films
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1Science & Technology Museums
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2Hands-on Science Exploration & Experiments (Lab Kits, Science Clubs)
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3Early Science & Discovery Content
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Science Museum & Informal Science Education
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The Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) operates a Fort Lauderdale, Florida science museum delivering interactive science exhibits, hands-on educational programs, and IMAX documentary films to the public. Its portfolio includes core permanent interactive exhibits, the upcoming MAGNA-TILES Studio traveling exhibit launching January 2027, and STEM programming developed under NASA's Next Generation STEM initiative. The institution serves families, children, school groups, tourists, and underserved communities seeking informal science learning experiences.

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The Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is a science museum offering interactive exhibits and educational programs. The museum's portfolio includes core interactive science exhibits and the upcoming MAGNA-TILES Studio traveling exhibit launching January 2027, a 2,500-square-foot experience focused on early childhood cognitive development through magnetic building activities. The museum also participates in NASA's Next Generation STEM initiative, receiving approximately $3.7 million in funding along with 16 other institutions to promote STEM education for underserved communities.

Product and service4 records
1MAGNA-TILES Studio Traveling Exhibit
CategoryTraveling Museum Exhibit
Description

A 2,500-square-foot interactive traveling museum exhibit built in collaboration with MAGNA-TILES, featuring magnetic building activities designed to promote early cognitive skills, creativity, and hands-on STEM learning in children. Will tour to venues beyond the flagship Fort Lauderdale museum starting January 2027.

2Interactive Science Exhibits
CategoryExhibit Programming
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Permanent interactive science exhibits available at the Fort Lauderdale museum for general public visitors, families, and children seeking hands-on STEM learning experiences.

3NASA Next Generation STEM Educational Programming
CategoryEducational Programming
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Educational programs and projects developed under NASA's Next Generation STEM initiative targeting underserved communities and Artemis Generation students, designed to connect learners with NASA's space and science missions.

4IMAX Documentary Films
CategoryEducational Content / Film Programming
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IMAX documentary film screenings offered to museum visitors and the public as part of the museum's informal science education programming.

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-05-20
Description

MODS announced a collaboration with MAGNA-TILES, America's #1 magnetic building sets brand, to create a traveling museum exhibit called MAGNA-TILES Studio launching in January 2027. The 2,500-square-foot interactive exhibit will promote early cognitive skills and creativity in children through building, creating, and testing activities. Beanstalk serves as the licensing representative for MAGNA-TILES.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-05-12
Description

Beanstalk is a brand licensing firm that partnered with MAGNA-TILES in their collaboration with MODS for the traveling exhibit. Beanstalk serves as the representative facilitating the MAGNA-TILES and MODS partnership.

3NASA
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-03-28
Description

NASA awarded approximately $3.7 million to 17 museums, science centers, and educational institutions including MODS as part of NASA's Next Generation STEM initiative. The partnership focuses on engaging underserved communities and the Artemis Generation students with NASA's space and science missions through educational projects and activities.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

Frost Museum of Science is a major science museum in Miami, Florida, offering interactive science exhibits and educational programming. It is the closest geographic and operational peer to MODS, serving the same South Florida family and tourist audience with comparable hands-on STEM offerings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Exploratorium is a well-known San Francisco science museum renowned for its interactive exhibits and inquiry-based science education. It is highly comparable to MODS in mission, exhibit-based delivery model, and family/educator audience, serving as a benchmark for science museum operations.

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Description

Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, NJ is a large interactive science museum with IMAX and hands-on exhibits targeting families and school groups. It is comparable to MODS in exhibit format, educational programming, and IMAX theater operations.

TypeDirect peer
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Museum of Science, Boston is one of the largest science museums in the U.S., featuring interactive exhibits, IMAX films, and STEM programs. It is a direct peer in scale and scope to MODS, offering a relevant benchmark for programming and visitor engagement strategies.

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Description

California Science Center in Los Angeles is a major science museum featuring interactive exhibits and major aviation/space exhibits. It is comparable to MODS in mission and family-focused STEM programming, though larger in scale and visitor base.

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Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida is a NASA-themed attraction offering space-focused exhibits and educational programs. It is a regional peer to MODS, particularly relevant given both institutions' NASA partnerships and Florida tourism audiences.

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Pacific Science Center in Seattle operates interactive science exhibits, an IMAX theater, and STEM educational programs. It is directly comparable to MODS in operating model, target audience, and exhibit-driven revenue approach.

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COSI in Columbus, Ohio is a science center with interactive exhibits, planetarium shows, and STEM learning programs for families and school groups. It is highly comparable to MODS in target audience, delivery mechanism, and educational mission.

TypeDirect peer
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Arizona Science Center in Phoenix is a hands-on science museum serving families and school groups with interactive exhibits. It is directly comparable to MODS in scale, mission, and audience profile.

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Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh offers interactive science exhibits, a planetarium, and STEM educational programs. It is comparable to MODS in operating model, audience focus, and educational programming breadth.

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Museum of Discovery & Science

Science Museum & Informal Science Educationmods.org

Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is a Fort Lauderdale-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit science museum founded in 1977 that operates interactive exhibits, educational programs, and an IMAX theater for children, families, and general public visitors, with a focus on STEM literacy and underserved community engagement.

What Museum of Discovery & Science does

Museum of Discovery & Science (MODS) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit science museum founded in 1977 and headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The organization operates interactive science exhibits, educational programs, and an IMAX theater, serving a primarily B2C audience of children and families, general public visitors, and underserved communities targeted through STEM education initiatives. MODS employs between 101-250 staff and is governed by an independent board of directors chaired by Caitlin Stella, with Joseph Cox serving as President & CEO.

MODS's core product is its physical museum experience anchored in Fort Lauderdale, offering hands-on STEM exhibits and immersive educational programming. Its portfolio includes a NASA-curated STEM programming track developed through the Next Generation STEM initiative (March 2024, ~$3.7M distributed across 17 institutions) and a forthcoming MAGNA-TILES Studio traveling exhibit — a 2,500-square-foot interactive experience developed in partnership with MAGNA-TILES and licensing representative Beanstalk, launching January 2027. The underlying technology is described as interactive museum exhibits and educational displays, with no proprietary software, AI, or digital platform products disclosed.

MODS operates as a nonprofit institution without disclosed revenue or pricing structure. Revenue is generated through standard museum channels: gate admissions, memberships, IMAX ticket sales, facility rentals, gift shop sales, and educational program fees, supplemented by grant funding from institutional partners such as NASA. Distribution is anchored at the Fort Lauderdale physical location (serving Southeast Florida), with the upcoming traveling exhibit program extending reach to other venues nationally. Marketing relies on community partnerships, earned media coverage, and brand collaborations rather than paid acquisition channels.

Museum of Discovery & Science firmographics

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Name
Museum of Discovery & Science
Legal name
Museum of Discovery and Science
Website
https://mods.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1977
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is a Fort Lauderdale-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit science museum founded in 1977 that operates interactive exhibits, educational programs, and an IMAX theater for children, families, and general public visitors, with a focus on STEM literacy and underserved community engagement.
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Science Museum & Informal Science Education
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Science & Technology Museums (THAJADAD)
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Hands-on Science Exploration & Experiments (Lab Kits, Science Clubs) (EDAMABAA), Early Science & Discovery Content (EDAGACAD)

Keywords

  • Science museum exhibits
  • Interactive science education
  • STEM education programs
  • Museum educational programming
  • IMAX documentary films

Where Museum of Discovery & Science is headquartered

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Fort Lauderdale
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United States
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North America

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels3 records

Museum of Discovery & Science product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) operates a Fort Lauderdale, Florida science museum delivering interactive science exhibits, hands-on educational programs, and IMAX documentary films to the public. Its portfolio includes core permanent interactive exhibits, the upcoming MAGNA-TILES Studio traveling exhibit launching January 2027, and STEM programming developed under NASA's Next Generation STEM initiative. The institution serves families, children, school groups, tourists, and underserved communities seeking informal science learning experiences.

Product overview

The Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is a science museum offering interactive exhibits and educational programs. The museum's portfolio includes core interactive science exhibits and the upcoming MAGNA-TILES Studio traveling exhibit launching January 2027, a 2,500-square-foot experience focused on early childhood cognitive development through magnetic building activities. The museum also participates in NASA's Next Generation STEM initiative, receiving approximately $3.7 million in funding along with 16 other institutions to promote STEM education for underserved communities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • MAGNA-TILES Studio Traveling Exhibit A 2,500-square-foot interactive traveling museum exhibit built in collaboration with MAGNA-TILES, featuring magnetic building activities designed to promote early cognitive skills, creativity, and hands-on STEM learning in children. Will tour to venues beyond the flagship Fort Lauderdale museum starting January 2027.
  • Interactive Science Exhibits Permanent interactive science exhibits available at the Fort Lauderdale museum for general public visitors, families, and children seeking hands-on STEM learning experiences.
  • NASA Next Generation STEM Educational Programming Educational programs and projects developed under NASA's Next Generation STEM initiative targeting underserved communities and Artemis Generation students, designed to connect learners with NASA's space and science missions.
  • IMAX Documentary Films IMAX documentary film screenings offered to museum visitors and the public as part of the museum's informal science education programming.

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  • MAGNA-TILESflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 May 2025MODS announced a collaboration with MAGNA-TILES, America's #1 magnetic building sets brand, to create a traveling museum exhibit called MAGNA-TILES Studio launching in January 2027. The 2,500-square-foot interactive exhibit will promote early cognitive skills and creativity in children through building, creating, and testing activities. Beanstalk serves as the licensing representative for MAGNA-TILES.
  • BeanstalkminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 12 May 2025Beanstalk is a brand licensing firm that partnered with MAGNA-TILES in their collaboration with MODS for the traveling exhibit. Beanstalk serves as the representative facilitating the MAGNA-TILES and MODS partnership.
  • NASAcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 28 March 2024NASA awarded approximately $3.7 million to 17 museums, science centers, and educational institutions including MODS as part of NASA's Next Generation STEM initiative. The partnership focuses on engaging underserved communities and the Artemis Generation students with NASA's space and science missions through educational projects and activities.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Museum of Discovery & Science competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Frost Museum of Science: Frost Museum of Science is a major science museum in Miami, Florida, offering interactive science exhibits and educational programming. It is the closest geographic and operational peer to MODS, serving the same South Florida family and tourist audience with comparable hands-on STEM offerings.
  • Exploratorium: Exploratorium is a well-known San Francisco science museum renowned for its interactive exhibits and inquiry-based science education. It is highly comparable to MODS in mission, exhibit-based delivery model, and family/educator audience, serving as a benchmark for science museum operations.
  • Liberty Science Center: Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, NJ is a large interactive science museum with IMAX and hands-on exhibits targeting families and school groups. It is comparable to MODS in exhibit format, educational programming, and IMAX theater operations.
  • Museum of Science, Boston: Museum of Science, Boston is one of the largest science museums in the U.S., featuring interactive exhibits, IMAX films, and STEM programs. It is a direct peer in scale and scope to MODS, offering a relevant benchmark for programming and visitor engagement strategies.
  • California Science Center: California Science Center in Los Angeles is a major science museum featuring interactive exhibits and major aviation/space exhibits. It is comparable to MODS in mission and family-focused STEM programming, though larger in scale and visitor base.
  • Pacific Science Center: Pacific Science Center in Seattle operates interactive science exhibits, an IMAX theater, and STEM educational programs. It is directly comparable to MODS in operating model, target audience, and exhibit-driven revenue approach.
  • COSI (Center of Science and Industry): COSI in Columbus, Ohio is a science center with interactive exhibits, planetarium shows, and STEM learning programs for families and school groups. It is highly comparable to MODS in target audience, delivery mechanism, and educational mission.
  • Arizona Science Center: Arizona Science Center in Phoenix is a hands-on science museum serving families and school groups with interactive exhibits. It is directly comparable to MODS in scale, mission, and audience profile.
  • Carnegie Science Center: Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh offers interactive science exhibits, a planetarium, and STEM educational programs. It is comparable to MODS in operating model, audience focus, and educational programming breadth.

Regional players

  • Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida is a NASA-themed attraction offering space-focused exhibits and educational programs. It is a regional peer to MODS, particularly relevant given both institutions' NASA partnerships and Florida tourism audiences.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights5 records

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Frequently asked questions about Museum of Discovery & Science

What does Museum of Discovery & Science do?

The Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) operates a Fort Lauderdale, Florida science museum delivering interactive science exhibits, hands-on educational programs, and IMAX documentary films to the public. Its portfolio includes core permanent interactive exhibits, the upcoming MAGNA-TILES Studio traveling exhibit launching January 2027, and STEM programming developed under NASA's Next Generation STEM initiative. The institution serves families, children, school groups, tourists, and underserved communities seeking informal science learning experiences.

Is Museum of Discovery & Science a public or private company?

Museum of Discovery & Science is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Museum of Discovery & Science founded?

Museum of Discovery & Science was founded in 1977. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Museum of Discovery & Science based?

Museum of Discovery & Science is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Museum of Discovery & Science's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Frost Museum of Science, Exploratorium, Liberty Science Center, Museum of Science, Boston, California Science Center, Pacific Science Center, COSI (Center of Science and Industry), Arizona Science Center and Carnegie Science Center. Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is listed as a regional player.

Does Museum of Discovery & Science have an API?

No public API is recorded for Museum of Discovery & Science.

What industry is Museum of Discovery & Science in?

Museum of Discovery & Science's product category is Science Museum & Informal Science Education. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THAJADAD, Science & Technology Museums, with a secondary code of EDAMABAA, Hands-on Science Exploration & Experiments (Lab Kits, Science Clubs).

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ArkansasbusinessMuseum of Discovery Director Brings Air Force Lessons to New PositionJosh Annett, executive director of the Museum of Discovery, brings eight years of C-130 flight crew chief experience to his role. He says mission readiness depends on preparation, attention to detail, and trust, noting that an aircraft becomes ready through daily inspections and maintenance, a lesson that applies to a museum.ArkansasbusinessMuseum of Discovery's Josh Annett Eyes 100 Years and a New Park NeighborJosh Annett, executive director of the Museum of Discovery in Little Rock, is preparing for the museum's 100th anniversary next year. The museum will be adjacent to the planned 30 Crossing Park, a 23-acre park with an investment that could reach $100 million. Annett sees the park as extending the museum's front door into a public space.EIN PresswireMUSEUM OF DISCOVERY AND SCIENCE PARTNERS WITH JETBLUE TO INSPIRE THE NEXT GENERATION OF AVIATION INNOVATORSThe Museum of Discovery and Science and JetBlue announced a partnership to support aviation STEM learning for Broward County youth. JetBlue will provide custom take-home STEM kits for incoming kindergartners and support the Emil Buehler Aviation Academy, a paid high school internship program.Stock TitanJetBlue holds ‘Fly Like a Girl’ event at Fort LauderdaleJetBlue held its 12th annual 'Fly Like a Girl' event in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on March 7, 2026, welcoming over 100 local youth ages 10-14 for a hands-on introduction to aviation and STEM careers. The event featured interactive activities with JetBlue's female crewmembers, including pilots, technicians, engineers, and leaders, in partnership with Jetscape Services, JetBlue's Women in Flight resource group, and the JetBlue Foundation. The Museum of Discovery and Science participated with its STEMobile mobile science lab, reinforcing JetBlue's continued investment in the South Florida community where it operates as the leading carrier at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.WSVN 7NewsMuseum of Discovery and Science unveils new ‘HoloTheater,’ blending science with holographic projection - WSVN 7NewsThe Museum of Discovery and Science in Fort Lauderdale unveiled its new HoloTheater, the first of its kind on the U.S. East Coast, which utilizes holographic projection and spatial audio for an immersive experience. The attraction debuted with a film titled “Dino Discoveries” during an event attended by local students. This addition aims to provide unique interactive learning without the need for 3D glasses.CommunitynewspapersTHE AWARD-WINNING MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY AND SCIENCE IN FORT LAUDERDALE ANNOUNCES COLLABORATION WITH MAGNA-TILES®, AMERICA’S #1 MAGNETIC BUILDING SETS BRAND, TO CREATE FIRST TRAVELING MUSEUM EXHIBITThe Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) in Fort Lauderdale has partnered with MAGNA-TILES to create the first-ever traveling museum exhibit called MAGNA-TILES Studio, set to launch in January 2027. The 2,500-square-foot interactive exhibit will tour children's museums and science centers globally, featuring hands-on STEAM-based activities across three zones focused on creativity and early skill development. This announcement expands on their successful 2024 collaboration that established a permanent MAGNA-TILES Studio play space at MODS, which quickly became a guest favorite.CommunitynewspapersNEW HOLOTHEATER TO LAUNCH SUMMER 2025 AT MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY AND SCIENCEThe Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is partnering with BASE Xperiential and MacGillivray Freeman Films to launch the first HoloTheater on the U.S. East Coast in Summer 2025. This immersive attraction will debut with the holographic film 'Dinosaur Discoveries: A Holographic Adventure,' utilizing advanced projection technology to provide an interactive educational experience for visitors.PR NewswireThe 'Summer Savings Pass' Is Coming Back!Lion Country Safari, Miami Seaquarium, Museum of Discovery and Science, and Zoo Miami will reintroduce the 'Summer Savings Pass' on May 11, 2019, offering unlimited access to all four attractions until September 30, 2019. The pass costs $60 for adults and $50 for children, with discounts available for annual pass holders. The attractions will also feature new exhibits and marine shows to attract visitors.PR NewswireThe 'Summer Savings Pass' Is Coming Back!Four Miami-area attractions—Lion Country Safari, Miami Seaquarium, Museum of Discovery and Science, and Zoo Miami—are jointly offering the 'Summer Savings Pass' for its eighth consecutive year, providing unlimited admission to all four venues through September 30, 2018. The pass is priced at $58 plus tax per adult and $48 plus tax per child, with annual pass holders eligible for a discounted rate of $33 and $23 respectively. The passes went on sale online May 7, 2018, and at individual park locations beginning May 12, 2018.PR NewswireThe 'Summer Savings Pass' Is Coming Back!Four South Florida attractions—Lion Country Safari, Miami Seaquarium, Museum of Discovery and Science, and Zoo Miami—are jointly offering a 'Summer Savings Pass' for the sixth consecutive year, providing unlimited admission to all four venues from May 13 through September 30, 2016. The pass is priced at $56 plus tax for adults and $46 plus tax for children, with discounted rates of $31 and $21 respectively for existing annual pass holders. This joint promotional offering is designed to drive foot traffic to the participating attractions during the summer season.