Showing posts with label Wild Safari. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wild Safari. Show all posts

Monday, December 28, 2009

Wild Safari Takes You On A Big Screen Adventure


Take your family on the adventure of a lifetime.

Back by popular demand, Fernbank invites you to journey to a land where some of the world’s most fascinating animals roam and come face to face with five of Africa’s most exciting animals in this giant-screen adventure at Fernbank's IMAX Theatre through February 5, 2010.

From the abundant grasslands of Addo/Shamwari to the savannahs of the Kalahari, audiencesmake a 3,000-mile journey on a quest for elephants, Cape buffalo, rhinos, leopards and lions. Known in Africa as the “Big Five,” these animals have long been considered the continent’s most dangerous but also some of its most fascinating.

For more info, visit Fernbank Museum of Natural History.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Take A Wild Sarfari At Fernbank Museum

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Take your family on the adventure of a lifetime at Fernbank Museum through February 2, 2009.

Wild Safari puts you in the passenger seat of an open vehicle South African safari, on a quest for the continent’s “Big Five”—the elephant, the Cape buffalo, the rhino, the leopard and the lion.

Stunning IMAX® cinematography immerses you in the action along this 3,000 mile journey from the lush grasslands of the Southern Cape to the arid desert of the Kalahari.

For showtimes visit Fernbank Museum of Natural History.

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Film in IMAX® - Wild Safari at Fernbank Museum

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October 2 – February 2, 2010

Take your family on the adventure of a lifetime. Wild Safari puts you in the passenger seat of an open vehicle South African safari, on a quest for the continent’s “Big Five”—the elephant, the Cape buffalo, the rhino, the leopard and the lion.

Stunning IMAX® cinematography immerses you in the action along this 3,000 mile journey from the lush grasslands of the Southern Cape to the arid desert of the Kalahari.

Photo Credit: nWave Pictures. For more information, visit Fernbank Museum.
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