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Twin Cities 'Spring Fever' Deal: 6 Attractions for $60

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  Published in Food and Wine on Thursday, March 12th 2026 at 18:44 GMT by KSTP-TV
      Locales: Minnesota, UNITED STATES

Thursday, March 12th, 2026 - As the days lengthen and a hint of warmth returns to the air, the Twin Cities are gearing up for a vibrant spring season. KSTP's Twin Cities Live is fueling that excitement with the return of its popular "Spring Fever 6 for $60" promotion, offering a remarkable opportunity for residents and visitors alike to experience six of the region's premier attractions for a single, affordable price. This year's iteration, running until April 27th, 2026, isn't just a discount; it's a gateway to discovery, education, and entertainment.

For just $60, adventurers can unlock access to the Science Museum of Minnesota, the Minnesota Zoo, Canterbury Park (during its seasonal racing schedule), the Mill City Museum, Como Park Zoo & Conservatory, and the Minnesota History Center. Individually, tickets to these attractions would easily exceed $100, making the "Spring Fever" deal a significant savings for families, couples, and individuals.

A Closer Look at the Attractions:

• Science Museum of Minnesota (St. Paul): More than just a museum, it's a hub for interactive learning. From the Omnitheater's immersive films to exhibits exploring the human body, dinosaurs, and the Mississippi River, the Science Museum appeals to all ages. Recent expansions have focused on STEM education for younger children, solidifying its role as a crucial resource for Minnesota's future innovators. The museum frequently hosts traveling exhibits, ensuring a constantly refreshed experience. [ https://www.smm.org/ ]

• Minnesota Zoo (Apple Valley): Spanning 120 acres, the Minnesota Zoo boasts a diverse collection of animals from around the globe. Visitors can journey through the Tropics, explore the Northern Trail showcasing cold-climate species, or witness the playful antics of penguins and sea otters. The Zoo is heavily invested in conservation efforts, participating in breeding programs for endangered species and actively promoting wildlife preservation. Their newest exhibit, the 'Great Ape Forest,' opened in late 2025, focusing on gorilla and orangutan habitats. [ https://mnzoo.org/ ]

• Canterbury Park (Shakopee): Experience the energy of live horse racing at Canterbury Park. Open seasonally (typically May through September), the park offers thrilling races, live music, and a lively atmosphere. Beyond racing, Canterbury Park also hosts events like concerts and festivals, making it a year-round entertainment destination. The track has seen increasing attendance in recent years, fueled by a renewed interest in horse racing and a growing number of family-friendly events. [ https://www.canterburypark.com/ ]

• Mill City Museum (Minneapolis): Situated on the historic flour milling district ruins along the Mississippi River, the Mill City Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into Minneapolis' industrial past. Explore the museum's exhibits to learn about the city's role as a global leader in flour production and the lives of the mill workers. The museum features a dramatic elevator ride through the ruins of the Washburn A Mill, providing a unique and immersive experience. [ https://www.mnhs.org/millcity ]

• Como Park Zoo & Conservatory (St. Paul): A beloved Twin Cities institution, Como Park Zoo & Conservatory offers a delightful blend of animal encounters and botanical beauty. Explore the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory, a Victorian-era glasshouse showcasing exotic plants from around the world, and visit the zoo's diverse collection of animals, including polar bears, gorillas, and big cats. Admission to the zoo and conservatory is always free, making the "Spring Fever" ticket even more valuable. [ https://comoparkzoo.com/ ]

• Minnesota History Center (St. Paul): Delve into the rich and complex history of Minnesota at the Minnesota History Center. Explore exhibits covering everything from the state's Native American heritage to its role in national and international events. The History Center also houses extensive archives and research resources, making it a valuable destination for genealogists and history enthusiasts. Recent exhibits have focused on the state's immigrant communities and the impact of climate change on Minnesota's landscape. [ https://www.mnhs.org/historycenter ]

The "Spring Fever 6 for $60" promotion is a testament to the Twin Cities' commitment to accessible culture and entertainment. It provides a fantastic opportunity to explore the region's diverse attractions without breaking the bank. With the offer valid until April 27th, 2026, there's still time to plan your springtime adventure! Tickets can be purchased through the KSTP website: [ https://kstp.com/tcl/twin-cities-live-sponsored/spring-fever-6-for-60/ ].