Next Phase of “Operation Upgrade” Begins at the Creation Museum

In the first phases of the upgrades, we added more parking, widened hallways in the main part of the museum, added another set of restrooms, and made other modifications to ensure that every guest has a wonderful, enjoyable experience.

Our most recent upgrade featured the opening of our 4D Special Effects Theater. It’s now operational and getting rave reviews. The show, In Six Days, plays in 3D with special, high-tech glasses. The 4D aspect comes from special effects and surprises, including rumbling seats, “wind,” and more. Our guests love it and it’s a great plus for those planning their visit for 2019.

This phase will see the creation and installation of stunning new exhibits that will take into account the state of our contemporary culture.

And that brings us to the next and final phase of the current museum upgrades. This phase will see the creation and installation of stunning new exhibits that will take into account the state of our contemporary culture, featuring great teaching and interactive experiences to equip and challenge our guests. These exhibits will give the museum a fresh, exciting feel while even more clearly testifying to the truth of God’s Word, especially when it relates to origins.

Here are some concept illustrations of these coming exhibits:

Even in areas where we’re doing these exciting upgrades, you’ll notice when you visit that we’ve added teaching signs outside the area so that you won’t miss out on any of the fantastic information.

If you would like to be part of these exciting museum changes that will testify to the truth of God’s Word and the gospel, please consider giving towards these upgrades; gifts to the upgrades will be matched dollar-for-dollar through the end of the year. Learn more and donate at AnswersinGenesis.org/donate.

Plan your visit to Northern Kentucky to see everything this world-class attraction has to offer at CreationMuseum.org.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.