Highlights
- Beautiful gardens, a tropical conservatory, and a butterfly exhibit
- Includes free parking during events, except during State Fair
- Multiple purchases allowed
- Encourages kids to appreciate the wonders of nature and ecology
- A scenic backdrop for family outings, field trips, and birthday parties
Details
- Valid for any combination of kids and adults--children under 3 are free
- Open daily 10am-5pm, last ticket sold at 4:15pm
- Limit (1) voucher per group of four, all four tickets must be redeemed in a single visit
- Expires February 24, 2012
- No refunds or exchanges on expired or unused vouchers
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$12 for Family Four Pack of Admissions to the Texas Discovery Gardens and Butterfly House (up to $24 Value)
- $24 value
- 50% discount
- Ended on 02/24/11 at 11:55PM CST
Why this deal is so sweet:
In today’s high-tech age, every family needs to set aside some “unplugged” time. Log off and recharge your spirit in the great outdoors at Texas Discovery Gardens. You’ll stroll through the lush botanical gardens, discover the two-story Tropical Butterfly House, and explore diverse garden wildlife. Kids will also delight in the insect displays. See the calendar for special events, including activities throughout Spring Break. It’s a sensory-rich experience that will reconnect your family to the wonders of nature.
About the company:
Originally opened in 1936, the Texas Discovery Gardens is a non-profit organization offering botanical educational programs and nature exhibits on a scenic 7.5-acre campus on Martin Luther King Boulevard. Their mission is to teach the effective restoration and conservation of nature and to promote organic and sustainable gardening
