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Physics Day at Busch Gardens

December 2, 2011

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay opens a full hour early, 8:30 am for exclusive use by Physics Students. Roller coasters will be open!

This program is included with admission into Busch Gardens

There is a minimum of 15 students per group

One chaperone free with every 10 paid students into the Physics Day at Busch Gardens event

Make Your Reservation Today! Fill out this Reservation Form.

Call: 1-800-544-7646 or 407-396-4009
Email: sue@ffys.com

Take your students for an educational tour of the Busch Gardens theme park as they learn about how physics apply to the rides. With fun stations such as “This Bites!” and “Physics of Superman;” you will be entertained as well as informed by your “science of thrills” expert! There is a 1 hour free time during the day where rides and attractions are available to all participants.

Many of the attractions at Busch Gardens are perfect examples of the use of physics on a mass scale. With Roller Coasters and other attractions its easy to understand the role they play in the enjoyment of the theme park. This is a fun and educational way to teach young teenagers about practical physics, and enjoy the rides. Teachers also are given a full package of in-class instructions and physics guide.

Review by Anthony Hall

“My class and I had to get up extremely early to go, but boy was it worth it! We got on the bus, walked through the gate in a giant mob of yellow tee-shirts and were pulled aside into a large behind the scenes building. They told us about the rides and how they used “physics” to operate many of the roller coasters. I was kinda cool, but I really wanted to ride a roller coaster. So I was exited when the guide said we were gonna take a walk around the park and then we could do some of the rides. Well he was funny, definitely a cool guide to be with. About an hour later we were told we had an hour to do the rides and that we needed to be back for lunch. The guide went on the rides with us, and he explained how the two huge roller coasters called the Gwazi stayed on their rails using physics. After he said that I was a little more appreciative of the way the coasters were built. We rode both of them and then went to eat, they had burgers and hotdogs and basically every kind of chip that existed. If you can get your teachers to take you hear then do it.”

Make Your Reservation Today!

Call: 1-800-544-7646 or 407-396-4009
Email: sue@ffys.com

 

 


 
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