Minnesotans Have the Chance To Explore the World from St. Paul

If you’re looking for something to do with the family or a unique twist to date night, check out the Science Museum of Minnesota. Now through April 13th, the Omni Theatre is showing “Secrets of the Sea”. 

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The feature takes you on a "deep dive”, if you will.  You’ll get an up close and personal look beneath the ocean’s surface at how life under the water coexists with one another. 

You’ll see pygmy seahorses, opalescent squid, coconut octopus, manta rays, tiger sharks and so much more and learn their tendencies. 

During this film, you are likely to see life under the sea that you’ve never seen before. Another neat feature about this feature is that it was shot in multiple locations around the world.  

Various locations like the Philippines, Tahiti, Indonesia, and California. There are 16 locations in all where underwater life was captured for us to enjoy.  

Tickets are $34.95 per adult, and $24.95 for kids 4 and older.  

This feature is one of five features being shown right now.  

The others are: 

Extreme Weather- You'll learn how weather events that occur actually happen. Events like tornadoes, wildfires, and receding glaciers.

Cuba- Get a deeper look at what there is to know about this island. 

Fungi- Connect the world between plants, animals and more. 

Stellar Tours- You'll take a ride following a star through a live digital telescope. This is more than a planetarium show or a movie. You’ll see a rare glimpse of some of the brightest bodies in the universe.  

All of these shows will be in place through April 13th, so there’s time to plan a trip with your family to the Science Center of Minnesota.