Lights of Liberty
History that speaks to you
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Grab your headset, we are joining the revolution! Experience the American Revolution, as it happened, where it happened - through state-of-the-art technology at the Lights of Liberty Show, the first ambulatory sound and light show of its kind in the world. As you journey through Independence National Historical Park, the story is told through beautiful hand painted images that illuminate the buildings where the events actually took place over 230 years ago. During the approximately one hour show, breathtaking five-story projections recreating actual events grace Franklin Court, the Second Bank of the U.S., Carpenters Hall and Independence Hall. You are guided by colonial players, and receive audio via 3-D sound headsets.
Features
- Tours offered in German, Italian, Japanese and Spanish
- "Children's Channel" tours also available
Transportation
SEPTA and subway stops nearbyNearby Points of Interest
- Betsy Ross House Independence Visitor Center
Hours
- Monday
- closed
- Tuesday
- closed
- Wednesday
- closed
- Thursday
- 07:30 pm to 10:30 pm
- Friday
- 07:30 pm to 10:30 pm
- Saturday
- 07:30 pm to 10:30 pm
- Sunday
- closed
Notes
Thursday shows available June 18- August 15 Shows begin at dusk and depart every 10 minutes- Cost:
- Under $25
- Parking:
- Pay, Street
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