Van Buren St., is perfect for anyone obsessed with fire trucks with exhibits such as historic fire alarm systems and fire helmets, fire apparatus on display dating back to 1725. There's also an art studio, BlockMania, a book loft, a building area, special toddler areas and role play areas. There's a climbing adventure made out of building materials, found objects and random objects that towers above the atrium. 7th St., offers play experiences spread throughout three floors of the historic Monroe School Building. Click here for info.Ĭhildren's Museum of Phoenix, 215 N. Washington St., is home to dozens and dozens of permanent hands-on science exhibits, a planetarium and a five-story-high giant screen theater.
Click here for info.Īrizona Science Center, 600 E. The museum has kids activities and a STEM gallery.
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There's also an Experience Gallery where you can play instruments, plus exhibits with instruments from music icons like Elvis Presley. Mayo Blvd., has more than 8,000 instruments from around the world. Oasis is a 7-acre park with water slides, a wave pool, splash pad and a 25-person hot tub.
Arizona Grand Parkway, and go to Oasis Water Park on site. Stay at the Arizona Grand Resort & Spa, 8000 S. ScottsdaleĪn exhibit at the Children's Museum of Phoenix. From there, tie your tubes together and enjoy floating down the Salt River. Bring a cooler, park, rent tubes (one for each of you and your cooler) and ride the bus down to the river. Bush Highway in Mesa, is an Arizona rite of passage. And then there's the Sunsplash side, which is a full-on water park featuring water slides, a wave pool, a toddler pool, a lazy river and an activity pool with games like basketball. One side features miniature golf, an arcade and laser tag. Hampton Ave. in Mesa, is two places in one. It features two rides, mini Lego replicas of Phoenix icons and a 4D cinema. Arizona Mills Circle in Tempe, is an indoor Lego playground. Legoland Discovery Center Arizona, 5000 S. So, if the kiddos are obsessed with the extinct giants, this is the place to go. The main thing you need to know here is they have a dinosaur hall with skeletons AND Dinosaur Mountain with dinosaurs that move and roar. Macdonald Ave. in Mesa, exhibits the natural and cultural history of Arizona. To apply, visit for immediate openings.Arizona Museum of Natural History, 53 N. Park officials said the open job positions are great for students, teachers, retirees, or anyone looking for a second job during the summer that allows them to work around a busy personal schedule. which could result in job offers on the spot. The park is holding on-site interviews every day during National Hiring Week from 3-6 p.m. You get to help them be safe, help them be with their families, and get them to keep cool in this crazy heat that we have every summer.” “It makes a difference to get to work at a place where people really want to be,” said Hurricane Harbor public relations specialist Heather Austin. There is also on-the-job training for certifications required with positions such as lifeguarding. The park needs to hire hundreds of people for all positions, including food service, rider operations, lifeguarding, retail, janitorial, maintenance, security, and more. GLENDALE, AZ - Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is participating in National Hiring Week - from April 23 to May 1 - ahead of a busy summer season.
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