The World's Largest Wildlife Attraction Just Opened In Missouri And You'll Want To Be First In Line
By Liz Oliver|Published September 24, 2017
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Liz is a Missouri native with a B.A. in English from Mizzou and a M.A. in Non-Profit Administration from Lindenwood University. She works for a STL metro-area community college and enjoys writing, traveling, and indoor cycling. Her true passion is forcing her encyclopedic knowledge of Missouri facts on uninterested strangers from across the globe!
Do you feel like you’ve visited every cool museum in the Show Me State? Well, you’re in luck because a brand new attraction is opening its doors in Springfield this weekend and you’re going to want to be first in line. Johnny Morris’ Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium will host their grand opening on September 22nd. This non-profit museum has over 1.5 miles of exhibits and will provide hours or joy for everyone in your family! Tickets are on sale now so get yours today.
Johnny Morris, founder of Bass Pro Shops, decided to establish the Wonders of Wildlife Museum and Aquarium to honor his passion for conservation. The Wonders of Wildlife Museum celebrates conservationism through educational and fun exhibits.
The King of Bucks exhibit has the largest collection of white-tailed deer in the world! If you have deer hunters in your family they won't want to miss this impressive attraction.
Truly. the Wonder of Wildlife Museum and Aquarium is just too large and too amazing to detail in a simple article. You simply have to experience it to comprehend how large and comprehensive their attractions are. So, get your tickets and be the first in line when they debut their impressive collection to the world this weekend.
Wonders of the Wild National Museum and Aquarium can be found at 500 W Sunshine St.,
Springfield. For information about tickets visit their website here For more information abut the museum you can find their Facebook page here.
Will you be visiting the Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium when they open? What part of the museum looks the most interesting to you? Let us know in the comments below!
