Newport Aquarium Kentucky Trip Part 3

On our last day in Kentucky, my husband and I went to the Newport Aquarium, located at 1 Levee Way, Newport, Kentucky.  It was fairly easy to get to the parking garage.  Then you can walk downtown or right by the entrance to the aquarium there are vendors and shops for different foods.      

  

The aquarium is right on the river.  You can stroll along the river or cross this bridge into Cincinnati, Ohio.  The building has artwork and beautiful flowers along the riverside.  

As you can imagine, there were lots to see inside the aquarium as well.   Fish, sharks, seahorses, octopus, crabs, lobsters, frogs, snakes, and on and on.  Lots to see for all ages.

Upside down jellyfish and this octopus was on the move.       

           

It does not take all day for the aquarium.  So if you go, just drive around and see the sites.  Leroy and I enjoy doing that. 

We had a great time in Kentucky.  I hope you get to go and experience some of the fun.

Have you been to Newport Aquarium? We would love to hear about your experience.

Stay safe and healthy,

     Rhonda

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Trip to Kentucky Part II - The Creation Museum

After spending a day at the Ark Encounter, the next day my husband and I spent a day at The Creation Museum.  We had been there years ago but thought while we were in the neighborhood we would visit it again.  It is well worth a visit.  There is a deal on the tickets if you buy tickets to both venues together. ~ Ark and Creation Museum Combo

The Creation Museum

It opened May 28, 2007, and is located in Petersburg, Kentucky, just 40 miles from the Ark Encounter. This building is 75,000 square feet.  Lots of walking involved.  A good way to get those steps in.   It has beautiful grounds with lots of flowers, bridges, and statues.

There are other activities as well such as zip-lining, an obstacle course, and a small zoo. There is something for all ages to see and do.  Of course, some of the activities have additional costs.

Inside the museum, there is plenty to see as well.  Make sure you visit the Planetarium with no additional costs.  There is an abundance of dragon exhibits for those who love them and some of them even move.  The 4D special effects theater was pretty cool.   Of course, you can learn all about how God made this great creation.

Food is available to purchase with places to sit and eat inside and out. Just outside the building, you will find a large pond with plenty of fish.

It was a fun and enjoyable day.  I hope you get to go someday.

Have you been to the Creation Museum? We would love to hear about your experience.

Stay tuned for more posts on our trip coming up in the next couple of weeks!! 

 

Stay safe and healthy,

     Rhonda

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Trip to Kentucky Part 1 - Ark Encounter

Recently my husband and I went to Kentucky.  Why Kentucky you may ask?  I would ask too.  There are several places to visit in Kentucky.  The first stop we made was in Williamstown, Kentucky.  There you will find The Ark Encounter.  It is a model of Noah’s ark and it is massive.  I guess it had to be in order for all those animals to fit inside.

Ark Encounter

 

It opened on July 7, 2016.  We have been wanting to visit ever since.  Now that attractions are starting to open, I thought it would be a good time to go.  And sure enough, it was the perfect time to go.  It was not crowded at all.  

This ark is a sight to behold.  It is massive.  You really cannot fathom how big until you are there in person.  As you can tell the landscaping is awesome throughout the exhibit. Just take a look at some of the landscaping art I saw.

There is an abundance of beautiful flowers.  Inside the ark is built for easy access with ramps as you go through the several levels of the ark. There are also elevators, wheelchairs, and motorized chairs. The inside is full of cages with faux animals.  It is set up as to how the creators think it may have been.  I found it fascinating.  

There is a small zoo there with live animals as well.  There is zip-lining available for a fee. There is a 3D Theatre called Truth Traveler you can try (for an extra fee) which my husband and I did and a place where speakers and singers perform (we did not pay extra for that). 

There is food available to purchase and places to sit and eat.

All in all, it was a great day.  And yes it was an ALL day event.  

There were people of all ages enjoying the venue.  I took lots of pictures, but I do not want to spoil your trip.  I hope you can visit sometime soon.

Stay tuned for more posts on our trip coming up in the next several weeks!! We would love to hear from you and if you had the pleasure of visiting the Ark Encounter.

 

Stay safe and healthy,

     Rhonda

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