ARIZONA SCIENCE CENTER

About the Exhibition

Arizona Science Center is bringing back two of our most popular exhibitions - GROSSOLOGY and ANIMAL GROSSOLOGY - and combining them into one really gross exhibition for the first time ever! Based on the best-selling GROSSOLOGY books by author and science teacher Sylvia Banzei, these exhibitions came to Arizona Science Center in 2002 and 2006, and continue to be two of our most talked about exhibitions. Among visitor favorites are Tour du Nose and Gas Attack from HUMAN GROSSOLOGY and Dookie Lovers from ANIMAL GROSSOLOGY.

HUMAN GROSSOLOGY focuses on the slimy, oozy and stinky bodily function questions kids love to ask about the human body and ANIMAL GROSSOLOGY explores some of the slimiest, stinkiest and downright yuckiest creatures on Earth.

GROSSOLOGY Ticket Pricing

(Pricing includes General Admission)

	Non-Members	Members
Adult	$14.00	$1.00
Senior (62+)	$12.00	$1.00
College (18-25) w/ ID	$12.00	$1.00
Youth (13-17)	$12.00	$1.00
Children (3-12)	$12.00	$1.00

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Burp Man - Help a larger-than-life cartoon character release a giant burp by pumping soda from a 3-ft can to make him drink and increase stomach pressure.
Tour du Nose - Walk through a giant nose to learn about air filtering, air heating, olfaction and mucus production.
Gas Attack! - Play Gas Attack pinball and collect points off bumpers dressed up as food items
Dookie Lovers - They come in all sizes, textures and shapes. But, dookies provide answers to many of our animal mysteries. Be a dookie detective in Party Pooper, then try your luck in the Dung Ball Rally and be the first to roll your ball of dung into the nest.
Blood Suckers - See how blood drinking creatures like ticks, mosquitoes and leeches use blood to survive in Blood Sucker Blow-up, and follow the clues to figure out whose blood is whose in Transfusion Confusion.