Get Small at Gulliver’s Gate

Gulliver's Gate It may be the Big Apple, but there’s something small coming to Times Square this summer, Gulliver’s Gate.

The largest miniature world experience in the country houses more than 1,000 miniature trains, 12,000 wagons, 10,000 cars and trucks, and over 100,000 people – all 87 times smaller than real life. The company uses cutting-age technology including 3D printing. See built-to-scale regions including New York, the Middle East, Europe, Britain, Russia, South America, and Asia with interactive capabilities. See famous landmarks like the Hoover Dam, Parthenon, Pyramids, Great Wall of China, and others.

This may be the most awesome part:  Incorporating a full-body scanner and 3D printer, visitors can make miniature versions of themselves that can be taken home as a souvenir, or left behind as a permanent “model citizen” of Gulliver’s Gate!

Where:
216 West 44th Street
New York, NY 10036

Hours:
10am-8pm daily
Last entry at 7pm

Admission:
$36 for adults at door; $32 online
$28 children (ages 3-12) and seniors (ages 65+); $24 online

Body scanning:
$44 to scan yourself and create a 3-d model, and become a model citizen (i.e. be placed in the attraction)

For additional information and to purchase tickets online, visit https://gulliversgate.com.

Gulliver's Gate

Categories: Real News & Views
Author:  <a href="https://www.realfoodtraveler.com/author/cdrake-mcdonough/" target="_self">Courtney Drake-McDonough, Publisher and Managing Editor</a>

Author: Courtney Drake-McDonough, Publisher and Managing Editor

Courtney Drake-McDonough, RFT's Publisher and Managing Editor, is an award-winning writer, editor, podcaster, and photographer based in Colorado. She is passionate about food and travel and loves to write about all aspects of them. She is a member of the Society of American Travel Writers and International Food Wine and Travel Writers Association,

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