The Boston Children's Museum's 'Hundred Acre Wood: A Winnie-the-Pooh experience' will be open for visitors through June 30
recently opened and offers museumgoers the chance to embark on a fun journey and celebrate with everyone's favorite teddy bear and friends, the museum said in a press release Tuesday.
Some of the highlights include spending time wandering around Christopher Robin's favorite woods and visiting some of his favorite spots like Eeyore's Gloomy Place or Rabbit's Garden; bouncing along with Tigger and Roo and following their trails; spending a quiet moment in Owl’s library and reading about some of Winnie-the-Pooh's and Piglet’s adventures.
There's also a special add-on experience called the"Hundred Acre Wood: Honey Hunt." Here, Christopher Robin needs your help to plan a party in the Hundred Acre Wood by finding all the honey and finish setting up the party before his friends arrive. Kids will have to work together as they race against the clock in this puzzle adventure, putting their problem-solving skills to the test as they find clues, solve puzzles and work as a team to find all the honey.
This experience takes about 45 minutes and is recommended for ages 4 and above. It does require an additional ticket that costs $8 andThe Winnie the Pooh experience, sponsored by the Paper Store, will be open at the children's museum through June 30.
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