A unique exhibit has arrived at the Scott Family Amazeum in Bentonville. The world’s largest mousetrap game can be viewed in action from now until Sunday, April 29th, 2018. Let’s bring the family and see what this crazy contraption does.

The Scott Family Amazeum is hosting a spectacular exhibit that everyone needs to see.
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The interactive children's museum is located at 1009 Museum Way in Bentonville.
The world's largest Mousetrap game can be viewed in action this week.
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The exhibit runs from April 21st-29th, 2018.
The mastermind behind it all, Mark Perez, spent 13 years building this rube goldberg machine.
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It takes five days to assembly the organized chaos.

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The game consists of 20 parts that work together in a domino effect.
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The bulky creation weighs a whopping 25 tons.
The main feature of the game is the two-story crane that hoists a bank safe.
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If the game is successful, the crane will drop the safe onto a car.
Besides being ridiculously fun to watch, the contraption works as a teaching tool as well.
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The goal of this exhibit is to inspire audiences to learn more about physics and engineering.
Be quick like a mouse and head over to the Amazeum to see this magnificent game in action.
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Performances are included with daily admission (which is $9.50 for ages 2+). To see a list of performance times, go to the Amazeum’s website.

If you would like to see the Life-Sized Mousetrap in action (because of course you do), watch this clip:

Have you brought your family to see this exhibit? We would love to hear about your experience in the comments below!

For a more permanent family-fun adventure in the area, take a ride on this playground hiding in the forest.

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