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Butterfly Zip Slide Maze Journey Brachiation Station Hanging Vines Rhinoceros Beetle Netting Butterfly Zip Slide Butterfly Camouflage Mural UNDERSTORY Mural Index Understory Horned Guan Jaguar Monarch Butterfly Toco Toucan Brachiation Station Canopy Layer CANOPY Questions & Answers Vines Hanging Vines Green Anaconda 3 Green Tree Frog Spider Web Climb How Tall How Far 4 Sloth Spider Peek-a-boo Architecture by Nature Frog Jump Frog Jump How Far Can You Jump? RAINFOREST FLOOR Rainforest Floor Capybara Architecture by Nature Great Curassow 5 Sustainable Stories RAINFOREST ACTION Take the Pledge Take Action Donation Station Leaf- Cutter You Did It! Blue Morpho Species Poison Scavenger Hunt Dart Wheel DIVERSITY DETOUR Species Diversity Puzzle Rainforest Squeeze & Sniff Harpy Eagle Rainstick Wet Wheel City WELCOME TRAVELER Rainforests Around the World How Are Rainforests Important Vine Snake 1 2 EMERGENT LAYER Migratory Bird Magnet Maze Emergent Layer Howler Monkey Rainstick Wheel Emergent Layer Species Puzzle Your Nose Knows Migration Maze Species Hunt

The exhibit was our best children s exhibit of the year. Charlotte Brohi VP of IMAX Operation and Film Production Houston Museum of Natural Science "Families loved the exhibit. A huge hit...!" Dave Kinsey Assistant Director of Exhibits Museum of the Rockies We had our best May in years and years... I recommend to anybody to have this maze at your facility. Ray Darnell Director Albuquerque Biological Park Word on the Street Rainforest Adventure is all that I'd hoped for.interactive, informative and engaging. I've heard nothing but positive feedback from our guests. Joe Fitting VP of Education and Conservation San Francisco Zoo "The maze was FANTASTIC! A huge, positive response from our visitors." Cathi Decker Executive Director Santa Ana Zoo "Rainforest Adventure has been very popular! Everybody is having a great time and lots of parental involvement too." Connie Mohrman Exhibits Department Manager The Wildlife Experience Rainforest Adventure is exciting, educational, and extremely enriching. The kids love it, the adults love it. It s really wonderful! Terry Axline Marketing Manager Albuquerque Biological Park We are always looking at Minotaur Mazes for the next new exhibit! Their flexibility and professionalism have been great. Connie Mohrman Exhibits Department Manager The Wildlife Experience

Inspiring wonder for the Natural World Our BEST children s exhibit that year. CHARLOTTE BROHI Houston Museum of Natural Science VP of IMAX Operation & Film Production

Goals DEMONSTRATE diversity across four abundant layers of rainforest Rhinoceros Beetle Vines How Tall How Far Butterfly Camouflage Mural Butterfly Zip Line Hanging Vines UNDERSTORY Netting Mural Index Understory Horned Guan Green Anaconda 4 Jaguar Monarch Butterfly Toco Toucan 3 Sloth Brachiation Station Canopy Layer CANOPY Green Tree Frog Spider Web Climb INVESTIGATE fragility and adaptability of flora and fauna FOSTER AWARENESS of biodiversity, interconnectedness, and sustainability Frog Jump How Far Can You Jump? RAINFOREST FLOOR Rainforest Floor Capybara Architecture by Nature Great Curassow 5 Sustainable Stories Take the Pledge Take Action Donation Station Leaf- Cutter RAINFOREST ACTION You Did It! Blue Morpho Species Scavenger Hunt Wheel DIVERSITY DETOUR Harpy Eagle Species Diversity Puzzle Rainforest Squeeze & Sniff Poison Dart Rainstick Wet Wheel WELCOME TRAVELER City Rainforests Around the World How Are Rainforests Important Vine Snake 1 2 Migratory Bird Magnet Maze Emergent Layer Spider Peek-a-boo EMERGENT LAYER Howler Monkey LEARN what each of us can do to preserve this vital habitat We are always looking at Minotaur Mazes for the next new exhibit! Their flexibility and professionalism have been great designing to fit our space and flow, working well with our staff, making shipping and installation work, and always looking for feedback on improvements to their product. CONNIE MOHRMAN Exhibits Department Manager The Wildlife Experience

Adventure Around Every Corner Explore and discover within four layers of rainforest. One of the least known habitats on Earth, the rainforest is filled with exciting mysteries waiting to be discovered just like Rainforest Adventure! Abundant and sometimes unfamiliar sights, sounds, and plant and animal biodiversity come together to create an interactive experience about one of the world s greatest treasures. Visitors experiment with physical and mental challenges as they descend through the four layers of rainforest. By the time visitors reach the forest floor, they are better equipped with an understanding of how humans impact this diverse yet fragile forest, and how they can make a difference. As we were traversing the maze, a group of daycampers were enjoying it with us. We commented on this to the day camp counselor, and he said that children ask to come back to the maze each day because it s their favorite exhibit. Clearly we weren t the only ones giving this new feature the thumbs up! DEBORAH DAVIS Visitor

Overview Rainforest Adventure sends visitors on a quest to explore four Experience Galleries: Emergent, Canopy, Understory and Forest Floor. Each gallery introduces opportunities for visitors to mimic the animals and plants indigenous to each layer. Visitors wind their way throughout the exhibit by answering questions as they go incorrect answers lead to deadends while correct answers lead the explorers ever deeper into the maze. Rainforest Adventure was a great addition to our space and will be missed by all! JOE FITTING VP of Education & Conservation San Francisco Zoo

Visitors swing from the highest branches, fly through the understory, help birds migrate across thousands of miles, and create a root structure to support the tallest trees in the shallowest soil. After successfully navigating to the forest floor, visitors land in the Rainforest Connection room. Through interactivity and real-world applications, visitors learn not only how the rainforest impacts their lives, but also how they can positively impact the rainforest.

Interactives Rainforest Adventure takes people on a journey to many places, from an interactive welcome room, to four layers of rainforest, to making connections in your own home. It helps visitors retain and remember information. Plus, it s a lot of fun! Along the way, visitors have opportunities to explore, swing, smell and puzzle their way to understanding this great treasure. WELCOME TRAVELER Join us on a Rainforest Adventure and explore one of the most diverse and endangered ecosystems on our planet. Question/Answer How do you get from A-Z? With Q&A, of course! Navigate the maze through a series of challenging mental puzzles designed to improve your understanding of rainforest preservation. Rain Stick Wheel Create the sounds of the rainforest in the palms of your hands and learn how the rain of the rainforest impacts its inhabitants. Wet City How much rain falls in your city? You might be surprised. Compare and contrast your understanding of precipitation.

EMERGENT With trees reaching over 200 feet tall, the emergent layer towers over everything in the rainforest. Migratory Bird Magnet Maze Help migratory birds make the incredible journey from winter resting grounds to summer nesting grounds. But watch out for hazards along the way! CANOPY The roof of the forest, the canopy is a tangled green layer of leaves, vines, fruits and colorful flowering plants. This dense layer allows little light to penetrate to the forest floor. Brachiation Station Get into the swing of things! Do you have the strength, grace and timing to swing like a spider monkey and other primates? We think you do! Spider Web Climb Spiders are a vital part of the rainforest food chain, feeding birds and other animals. Get a spider s eye view of a wicked web you don t want to get tangled up in...or DO you?

UNDERSTORY In the understory, smaller trees compete with each other for the little sunlight that filters through the thick green roof of the canopy. Butterfly Zip Slide Spread your wings and sail 10 feet through the understory as a butterfly. Butterfly Camouflage Mural See if you can find these cleverly disguised creatures in all four stages of their development: egg, larvae, chrysalis, and adult. Hanging Vines Descend deeper through the Understory on hanging vines, getting ever closer to the Forest Floor. We had the best May that we ve had in years and years. RAY DARNELL Director Albuquerque Biological Park/ Rio Grande Zoo

FOREST FLOOR With a tangle of large roots and very little light, the Forest Floor is filled with plants specially adapted to low light and high moisture. Architecture by Nature Witness the engineering genius of nature by seeing how a 100-foot tall tree can stand in 18 inches of soil. Learn how buttress roots make all the difference by building your own. Frog Jump Frogs can jump over 10x their body length. How far can you jump? Check your height and see if you can go the distance. DIVERSITY DETOUR You may have reached the Forest Floor, but can you remember everything you ve seen? Show what you ve learned by revisiting the layers, and find new plants and animals through two special games. Species Diversity Puzzle Help these creatures find their home! Solve the puzzle by placing the 16 species in their correct habitat strata on the rainforest mural. Species Scavenger Hunt Wind your way back into the maze on a rainforest quest! Look for animals hidden throughout the maze and save some twists and turns by remembering where each animal lives.

RAINFOREST CONNECTION Although the rainforest may seem very far away, the Rainforest Connection interactive room shows visitors the interconnected relationship between humans and the rainforest. Every day, people around the world use and benefit from rainforest resources, such as food and life saving medicine. The Rainforest Connection provides visitors with daily choices to preserve and improve their relationship with the forest. Squeeze & Sniff Many everyday products come from the rainforest. Can you tell these rainforest products by smell? Find out if your nose knows. Take the Pledge, Take Action! Rainforests may be thousands of miles away, but your actions at home, work, and at school make a difference. Take the pledge, write it down, and post it at home. Donation Station Drop a coin into the machine and it becomes a raindrop trying to reach the forest floor. If it makes it, you get your coin back but if it doesn t, like most water in the rainforest, your coin becomes a donation that supports rainforest conservation.

Minotaur Mazes Minotaur Mazes is a Seattle-based, worldwide traveling exhibitions company specializing in complete, interactive exhibition experiences within a maze setting. Mazes are engaging both mentally and physically, and a tactile experience helps visitors young and old retain ideas long after they have left the exhibit. Minotaur is committed to crafting quality, creative exhibitions that introduce ideas of sustainability and personal responsibility for the world and its people. CONTACT: 912 NW 63rd Street Seattle, WA 98107 p. (206) 782-0667 info@minotaurmazes.com www.minotaurmazes.com FIND US ONLINE:

Custom Layouts Standard Layout 2350 exhibit footprint fits up to 4000 sq ft gallery Emergency Exit 3 Understory Understory Spider Web Canopy Emergency Exit Emergency Exit 3 Spider Web Canopy 4 5 2 Rainforest Floor 1 Diversity Destination 2 Emergent Layer Welcome Traveler 4 Take Action Emergent Layer 5 Rainforest Floor Take Action 1 Diversity Destination Welcome Traveler Understory 4 3 Canopy Rainforest Floor 5 Spider Web 1 Take Action Diversity Destination Welcome Traveler 2 The Wildlife Experience 2850 sq ft gallery 2200 sq ft exhibit footprint Emergent Layer Emergency Exit San Antonio Botanical Garden 3500 sq ft gallery 2200 sq ft exhibit footprint Emergency Exit Custom layouts are created for each new host gallery. Fire exits, traffic flow, and access needs are all taken into account. Final approval is provided by the host.

Exhibition Specs & Info Exhibit Specs Tour Dates - Current - Fall 2018 Installation - Indoor Gallery Size - 2,400-4,000 sq ft Interactives - 22 Curriculum - Pre-K - 8 3 - Month Rental - $30,000 + inbound shipping Each Add l Month - $8,500 Inbound Shipping - One 53ft trailer Payment Terms - 25% w/contract, 50% 2 months prior to opening, 25% + inbound shipping 2 weeks after opening Installation Staff - 1 Minotaur technician + 4 host personnel Installation Time - 24 hours (120 man hours) De-install Staff - 1 Minotaur technician + 4 host personnel De-install Time - 16 hours (80 man hours) Insurance - Host to insure for liability, loss or damage Security - Minimal (venue security is sufficient) Staffing - 0-2 staff members as per traffic Crates - All on wheels, indoor storage required Electrical - Standard 110v, 5 locations in the exhibit Min. ceiling height - 8 6 - Maze structure 12 - Entrance Façade 132-156 - Treetops Explore the dense layers of the rainforest, meet its diverse inhabitants, and learn our place in its story. Rainforest Advernture is all that I'd hoped for.interactive, informative and engaging. I've heard nothing but positive feedback from our guests. - San Francisco Zoo "Families loved the exhibit. A huge hit because of how interactive it is." - Museum of the Rockies Rainforest Adventure is exciting, it's educational and extremely enriching. The kids love it, the adults love it. It s really wonderful! - Albuquerque Biological Park Crate Dimensions 136 L x 48 W x 49 H 118 L x 48 W x 61 H 96 L x 48 W x 46 H 96 L x 48 W x 40 H 96 L x 42 W x 38 H 96 L x 32 W x 52 H Contact: Minotaur Mazes P: 206.782.0667 F: 206.782.9580 Email: info@minotaurmazes.com