PAW Patrol exhibit at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis

If you’re a parent in the year 2019 and you’ve been anywhere near a television, you’ve definitely heard of “PAW Patrol.”

The first exhibit for the popular Nickelodeon series featuring adorable, heroic rescue dogs has opened less than a two-hour drive from Dayton and is breaking attendance records at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. PAW Patrol Adventure Play opened in February and will run until July 28.

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Kids will get the chance to solve problems and work on a wide range of developmental skills while simultaneously having a blast inside the exhibit. It’s safe to say it could be a peaceful ride home to Dayton while your passengers snooze in the back.

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is located at 3000 N. Meridian St. in Indianapolis, Ind. Ticket prices to the museum vary by day. Visit the website for ticket details. Visitors can save up to 25 percent by buying tickets at least two weeks in advance.

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WANT TO GO?

What: PAW Patrol exhibit at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis

When: Through July 28, 2019

Where: Children's Museum of Indianapolis, 3000 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis

Cost: Exhibit is free with museum admission. Ticket prices to the museum vary by day. Visit the website for ticket details. Visitors can save up to 25 percent by buying tickets at least two weeks in advance.

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