ASL-Interpreted Performance of Prince Caspian — Ark Encounter

ASL interpreters at this performance only: purchase any Standard Seating ticket type and indicate 'Yes' when prompted.

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One performance of the Ark Encounter's winter production of Prince Caspian is interpreted in American Sign Language: the Saturday, January 9 show at 10:30 a.m. in the Answers Center. Deaf and hard-of-hearing children and their families can follow the Narnia story of the four Pevensie children returning to help Prince Caspian claim his throne, staged with elaborate costumes and life-sized creatures. To use the interpretation, the organizer asks guests to buy any Standard Seating ticket for that performance and answer Yes when the booking form asks about ASL. As with the other shows, tickets can be show-only or bundled with Ark Encounter or Creation Museum admission, and parking at the Ark is charged separately.