The cave bear and wooly mammoth will be among the animatronic mammals highlighted at Discover the Ice Age, a touring exhibit presented at the SMG-managed Greater Columbus Convention Center on December 6-7.
“It’s a unique experience. The Ice Age scenes are cool and the inflatables are huge,” said Eric Dornfeld of Blue Star Productions, producer of the show. “The fascination with prehistoric animals continues and we have nine or 10 scenes with the animals. It’s pretty cool to see from a kid’s perspective. There are educational components, some dinosaurs and a lot of fun stuff. Columbus is a great city with a lot of young families.”
“It’s a unique experience. The Ice Age scenes are cool and the inflatables are huge,” said Eric Dornfeld of Blue Star Productions, producer of the show. “The fascination with prehistoric animals continues and we have nine or 10 scenes with the animals. It’s pretty cool to see from a kid’s perspective. There are educational components, some dinosaurs and a lot of fun stuff. Columbus is a great city with a lot of young families.”
Guests will be able to dig for fossils, touch and compare mammoth and mastodon teeth, ride a cave bear replica and explore other related activities.
Show hours are Saturday, December 6 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday, December 7 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Exhibit Hall D.
For additional information regarding the show, visit www.discovertheiceage.com.
“This Blue Star Productions show features animatronic Ice Age mammals and two admission options for children so families can choose the package that suits them best,” said Greater Columbus Convention Center General Manager John R. Page.
Show hours are Saturday, December 6 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday, December 7 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Exhibit Hall D.
For additional information regarding the show, visit www.discovertheiceage.com.
“This Blue Star Productions show features animatronic Ice Age mammals and two admission options for children so families can choose the package that suits them best,” said Greater Columbus Convention Center General Manager John R. Page.
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