![]() Once there, it’s crowded, and there are long lines with up to a two-hour wait. You’ll have to sign up possibly months in advance for the tour or wait for the once-annual open house to see the joint. However, patience is required for this on many levels. In this unique experience, you’ll get to see workshops where scientists and engineers are working on actual spacecraft, as well as the mission control room. Satisfy your inner geek with a tour of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. As of this writing, admission is $10 with $4.00 skate rental. Afterward, hang out at Paseo Colorado just across the street for lunch or dinner. Multiple online reviewers complained that it’s crowded with lots of kids and that the ice was not smooth (needed to be Zamboni’d), just to warn you. It might seem obvious, but it’s very cold inside so bring appropriate clothing, gloves, etc., even if it’s hot outside. Housed in a huge white canvas “tent”, this place is not super romantic, but it can be fun. If you are itching to go ice skating in the middle of summer, or if you want to re-create Rocky Balboa’s first date with Adrienne, you can go to the Pasadena Ice Skating Center, located just south of Paseo Colorado. If you recognize the real cost and still want to go, the Ice House is a good bet for high-quality comedy. Admission is typically around $10 so we’re talking $30 per person, plus parking and tips. Most online reviewers found the comedians hilarious but complained about the super-expensive drinks ($19 for two beers) and two-drink minimum. Food does not count as part of the two-drink minimum, oddly enough. I’m not a huge fan of standup comedy as a date idea, but some of my friends like the shows at the Ice House so I looked into it. This place has an older, but friendly, crowd. ![]() Cost is usually $15 but can be more for special events. They always have a lesson followed by a live swing band and snacks.
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