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Bilety wstępu do Muzeum Szkła w Corning

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Od dzieci szukających przygody po artystów szukających inspiracji, w The Corning Museum of Glass każdy znajdzie coś dla siebie. Położone w samym sercu regionu Finger Lakes w północnej części stanu Nowy Jork muzeum znajduje się w połowie drogi między wodospadem Niagara a Nowym Jorkiem.

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Tue 22 Oct

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Bilet wstępu ważny przez 2 kolejne dni

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Corning
1 Museum Way,

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DOJAZD DO MUZEUM SZKŁA CORNING

Corning Museum of Glass położone jest w sercu malowniczego regionu Finger Lakes w północnej części stanu Nowy Jork, gdzie znajdziesz wiele zajęć i atrakcji, które pozwolą Ci spędzić niezapomniane weekendowe lub tygodniowe wakacje. Odwiedź Corningfingerlakes.com lub fingerlakes.org, aby więcej informacji.

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Dodatkowe informacje

Dostępny dla wózków inwalidzkich
Niemowlęta i małe dzieci mogą jeździć w wózku dziecięcym lub spacerowym
Dozwolone zwierzęta towarzyszące
Środki transportu są dostępne dla wózków inwalidzkich
Wszystkie obszary i powierzchnie są dostępne dla wózków inwalidzkich
Odpowiednie dla wszystkich poziomów sprawności fizycznej
Typowa wizyta w muzeum trwa około 3-4 godzin, ale możesz spędzić tyle samo czasu jak chcesz i wróć następnego dnia z tym 2-dniowym biletem.
Bezpłatny wstęp dla klientów w wieku do 17 lat
Poznaj sztukę współczesną i projektowanie w GlassApp. Połącz się ze swoim smartfonem lub iPadem w galeriach
Maseczki na twarz dla podróżnych
Środek do dezynfekcji rąk dostępny dla podróżnych i personelu
Regularnie dezynfekowane obszary o dużym natężeniu ruchu

Czego oczekiwać

Muzeum Szkła w Corning

Muzeum Szkła w Corning, prezentujące ponad 3500 lat historii szklarstwa, zawiera prawie 50 000 dzieł sztuki i przedmiotów ze szkła klasycznego i współczesnego. Zobacz dzieła, od małej głowy egipskiego faraona po ogromne okno Tiffany'ego, i odkryj cud i artyzm stojący za produkcją szkła. Odkryj oszałamiające, oświetlone w ciągu dnia skrzydło Contemporary Art + Design, w którym znajdują się najlepsze dzieła ze szkła ostatnich 25 lat, oraz Amphitheatre Hot Shop na 500 miejsc, przestrzeń poświęconą pokazom szkła na żywo i sesjom projektowym. Zobacz szkło powstające na twoich oczach podczas demonstracji Hot Glass na żywo z narracją i zainspiruj się, aby samemu doświadczyć produkcji szkła podczas warsztatów „Make Your Own Glass” z projektami dla wszystkich grup wiekowych. Wybieraj spośród stopionych ramek do zdjęć i łapaczy słońca, piaskowanych szklanek do napojów, koralików wykonanych metodą płomieniową, szklanych kwiatów, delikatnych dmuchanych ozdób i projektów sezonowych (dodatkowa opłata). Możesz także przeszukać sklepy z pamiątkami w poszukiwaniu ręcznie robionych szklanych skarbów lub coś przekąsić w muzealnej kawiarni. Spędź tyle czasu, ile chcesz, zwiedzając muzeum we własnym tempie i wróć następnego dnia, jeśli nie masz dość!

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traveler591

Oct 2019

A friend and I were doing a "road trip" through part of New York State and way at the top of our list was visiting the Corning Museum of Glass, however, we BOTH found it to be VERY disappointing!! I was shocked when I signed on here to do this review to see so many positive reviews!! Admission was pricey -- although we did know this beforehand, at $20/person (when we visited in Oct 2019), I guess I was expecting a bit more... Granted, the place is HUGE -- but there is alot of open/wasted space between exhibits and one entire floor is almost purely demonstrations. We did see some truly remarkable pieces, but was it worth the $ and ALL the trekking we had to do...?? Not really in both of our opinions! We did attend the glass blowing demonstration, but found that even with cameras, our view was blocked several times during "key" times in the demonstration (like when they were cracking off a piece they had attached to "hold" onto it while working on it -- forget what that process was called). We were VERY curious to see HOW they'd be able to break off the "holding piece" without breaking/cracking the main piece they were creating (a vase) -- but we couldn't SEE it because one of the assistants stood in front of the glass blower with the piece -- and the camera was showing us the "helper's" back as WELL - not the glass piece or what was happening! And this happened more than ONCE! Ultimately we were both ready for the demo to be over before it finished which I was shocked at -- had really been excited to watch it! We attempted to attend another demonstration, but couldn't even get IN to the room/area it was being held in -- standing room only! We tried to watch from outside the room because we could hear the guy but it wasn't working -- so we moved on... We had considered doing one of their hands on classes -- but that costs yet MORE -- to the tune of another $22-$32 for the ones we were interested in!! Plus, most of the projects need to either be picked up the following day (and we weren't going to be in the area anymore) -- or shipped -- for yet ANOTHER fee (understandable but sheez...it adds up)! While we would have loved to, we just couldn't spend that additional money... Sadly, after visiting the Museum, we actually wished we had spent our money doing a class instead!! Another HUGE part of the "museum" is an extremely large "gift shop" -- as well as a smaller shop that carries Corning/Corelle dishes/glassware. The large "gift shop" was ALSO disappointing -- lots of high priced pieces of glass (like $7200) OR stuff "Made in China" that could be bought online!! Like...WHAT??!!! I had hoped to purchase several Christmas gifts there, which did NOT happen! Oh -- and the OTHER thing they had for sale were like a MILLION small glass pumpkins -- that we guessed were made by their staff while teaching the "Make your Own Glass" class (they had a pumpkin one listed)!! Hmmm...profiting yet again! Word of warning -- parking is also like a MILE away from the actual Museum -- so if you're physically challenged at all, beware!! Overall, at the end of our "road trip" both my friend and I felt the Corning Museum was the biggest disappointment of all the places we visited -- and one thing we wished we had skipped (and we visited multiple museums/sights)!! While it's "unique", neither of us felt it was worth the time or the money spent there!

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Oct 2019

We are sorry to hear that you did not have an enjoyable visit with us, it is extremely rare for this to happen, as the many 5 star reviews you mentioned attest to. Our live demonstrations do take place continuously throughout the day in multiple glassblowing studios and demonstration areas. As glassblowing is a dynamic and exciting process to watch, it is usually very entertaining for people to watch the whole way through the creation process, not just when the glass needs to be removed from the irons. There are moments that the assistant does have to stand in certain places for the piece to be made which is why there are cameras everywhere, even inside the reheating furnace. There is also a mezzanine balcony surrounding the Amphitheater's hotshop so guests can see what is happening from all angles. It is true the Museum does take up a large footprint with its many exhibits that span 4,000 years of glass history. Our docent led tours can be helpful in guiding you through the exhibits and these tours are included in admission. There is a free shuttle every 10 minutes from the Welcome Center's parking lot which is on the next block from our Museum, actually only a 3 minute walk, that takes visitors right to our front doors as well as to downtown's Gaffer District. It sounds like you missed that option. There is also parking right behind the Museum and wheelchairs available at Admissions for those who need them. Our Make Your Own Glass workshops are indeed very popular and fun, with a price point that is extremely reasonable compared to anywhere else, including shipping. Shipping is free for the flame worked pendants and there are make and take sandblasting projects as well. The Shops are indeed very large and have a wide variety of options at all price points. Many local artists make pumpkins for the autumn season and rely on these sales and other pieces they have in the Shops for their living. There are "Made Locally" signs next to local artist's work throughout the Shops. Safe travels on the rest of your road trip, NY state in the autumn is gorgeous!

Boeing747-8I

Oct 2019

This was an enjoyable stop as part of a road trip between New York City and the Finger Lakes Region of New York. The museum has a number of interesting exhibits and demonstrations about the history of glass and glassmaking. The exhibits are wonderfully described and the lighting enhances them beautifully. Value is of course in the eye of the beholder, but for me I felt the admission fee of $20.00 per person was a bit expensive for this museum.

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Oct 2019

Thank you for visiting and enjoying our wonderful world of glass. Our admission actually covers two consecutive days and we also offer multiple discounts for AAA/CAA, Students, 62+, military, veterans, locals and even free admission for 17 under. We hope when you visited you were able to see glass in a new light!

622vickief

Oct 2019

What a wonderful place to visit, we watched glass blowing, saw lots of interesting displays and the museum store has some fantastic collections for sale. A definite plus was being able to go back the next day without having to pay again. So very worthy of a second day visit.

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Oct 2019

Thank you for visiting! It is great to hear that you took advantage of our consecutive two day admission!

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