Sony Wonder Technology Lab

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550 Madison Ave (at Between 55th Street and 56th Street)
New York, NY 10022

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(212) 833-8100
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Many exhibits in a dynamic, state-of the art facility that brings technology and creativity together to make learning experiential,...

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Editorial Review 10/28/2011

This museum explores the world of communications and high tech. Here you can experience performing open heart surgery, find out on advances in medical imaging and how robots think and act. Learn the basics of animation, test PS3 games or build one of your own. This is a place popular with both kids and adults. Admission to this place is absolutely free. more
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Sony Wonder Tech Labs 6/25/2006

I stumbled over Sony Wonder Tech labs a couple of years ago and I'm glad I did. I take my kids and we all have fun. They have four floors of learning centers and booths and games and there's something to see in every corner. Sony Wonder was designed to teach children education but my kids have so much fun they don't even notice they are learning as well. more
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Have Fun Learning About Technology 4/5/2006

Sony Wonder is a great place for kids to go to, but will also entertain adults if they are interested in technology. When you enter a robot that responds to your questions greets you. Later on you will see the person who controls the robot. You get a card that you scan at each exhibit you go to. At the end you will get a certificate that tells you which of the activities you completed. You learn about audio, video, and other applications through hands on exhibits. Some exhibits include mixing sounds, editing a music video and helping a doctor diagnose a patient. The best part is that the admission is free. more
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Free museum 3/30/2006

Sony Wonder Tech Lab is an fun museum that teaches adults and children about technology through interactive exhibits. It has about four or five floors and the entire museum is free. Exhibits include editing a music video, experimenting with audio, playing video games, making a movie trailer, mixing music and learning about some technology that doctors use. There's even a giant bubble machine maker. They even have a theater that shows movies periodically. Again everything is free!!! more
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Tech Wonderland 12/31/2005

Sony Wonder tech lab is a free interactive museum that has four floors of gadgets, games, movies and anything that wizzes, lights up or makes noise. Great fun and great place to take kids anytime. They also play free movies sometimes but you have to check their website to find out dates and times. I recommend for anyone who has kids or is on a limited budget. more
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Learning can be fun 10/30/2005

Sony Wonder Tech Lab is designed for kids to learn and have fun at the same time but those who are kids at hearts can have fun too. It's four of floors of interactive exhibits that make noise, talk to you, light up or those you can just play with. It's always free and in they sometimes show free movies. You'll have to check there website or call for times and days Sony Wonder is open. more
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Editorial

  • In Short
    Filled with hands-on and interactive exhibits, the Sony Wonder boasts four floors of fun for anyone who's ever been interested in behind-the-scenes technology. Visitors begin...

  • 5/17/2005 Provided by Citysearch
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  • Hours: Tues-Sat: 9:30am-5:30pm; Sun/Mon: Closed
  • Neighborhoods: Midtown Center, Midtown
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