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Scouting Opportunities

Scout Leaders, the museum is open Wednesdays in October until 5:30 pm!

October Scout Saturdays:  Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts enjoy FREE admission on Saturdays in October when in uniform and accompanied by a paying adult (2 scouts per adult).

Independent Troop/Pack Activities

Brownie ScoutsBrownie Girl Scouts:  Girls can earn the "Math Fun" and "Travel Right" Try-it's while visiting the Museum of Transportation.

Boy Scouts:  Complete your museum visit requirement with us! Read below for an interactive scouting experience.

Brownie and Cub Scout Leaders can call 314-965-6885 (Ext. 5) to reserve the "Travel Case" for your group. Scouts will have a blast using tape measures, compasses, maps and more as they complete a scavenger hunt on the museum grounds. They will make predictions, learn about transportation history, use math skills, read maps and follow directional instructions as they navigate around the park property. Each scout will be given a Scavenger Hunt Guide Book & pencil.

This is an outdoor scavenger hunt. Please keep this in mind when choosing the date for your visit.

Fees:  $3.00 per scout (general admission), $4.00 per adult.
$10.00 for "Travel Case" rental (credit card must be given for security deposit - this will be charged an additional $10.00 if the case in not returned or items are broken or missing).
One case will cover 10 scouts, if more than 10 scouts, you will need to reserve 2 cases.
Full payment due at time of reservation.

Please call: 314-965-6885 (Ext. 5) to reserve the travel case & receive your discounted group rate at least two weeks in advance.

Call 314-965-6885 (Ext. 5) for Information and Reservations

 

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