This past Sunday, we decided to take a little road trip to Orlando to take advantage of the Bank of America Museums On Us program again. The destination this time was the Orlando Science Center. Since we were going to Orlando, I called up Ed to meet up with us at the museum.
As with any adventure, we first had to overcome a few hurdles. First, just as I was about to pay to park in the parking garage, Cherry pointed out that there was a free parking lot just across the street, so we circled out to park there instead. However, that threw my bearings for a bit of a loop as the parking garage also served as the main entrance to the Science Center. As a result, we ended up having to walk around for a good half hour trying to figure out how to get in...
Once we did get in, we found out that we forgot to bring Cherry's Bank of America card - the prerequisite for getting free admission on Museums on Us days - so we had to fork up the full 20 bucks for her to get in! I might add, this is quite steep for this attraction, even though it is a pretty nice museum.
Once in, we had a pretty good time:
 |
| Clifford, the Big Red Dog! |
 |
| Fifi really liked this conveyer belt |
 |
| An exercise in CG |
 |
| Baby Lukas having a great time |
 |
| This part of the museum was really impressive. I didn't know we had a dinosaur exhibit so close to home! |
 |
| Hanging out while feeding Baby Lukas |
After the museum closed a short hour after we showed up (we should have came earlier - the shortened day really added salt to the wound of having to pay the full admission price), we decided to go to a nearby Korean restaurant for dinner. But first, we stopped at the Chewy Boba Tea place that cleverly included none other than Chewbacca and Boba Fett in their marketing:
 |
| Cute |
Cherry and I really wanted to have Korean food, despite how expensive it was, because we've been watching quite a lot of K-Drama again lately!
 |
| The latest Korean drama we've been watching! |
So, we couldn't wait to get in on some Kimchi, Bimbimbap, kalbi, and bulgogi!
Looking forward to more Museums On Us day trips!
