Unveiling the Magic: Insider Tips for Maximizing Your Time at Magic Wings Hours

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Magic Wings Hours: Magic Wings is a popular entertainment venue that offers a unique experience for visitors of all ages. It is known for its stunning butterfly conservatory, which is home to thousands of colorful butterflies from around the world. The hours of operation for Magic Wings ensure that visitors have ample time to explore and enjoy all that the venue has to offer. Magic Wings is open seven days a week, allowing visitors to plan their visit according to their convenience. From Monday to Saturday, the venue is open from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm, providing visitors with a full day to immerse themselves in the wonders of the butterfly conservatory. On Sundays, Magic Wings opens its doors at 11:00 am and closes at 5:00 pm, allowing visitors to sleep in and still have plenty of time to enjoy the facility.



Magic Wings (South Deerfield, MA)

Seniors (age 62 and over): $12.00
Seniors pay $10.50 on Wednesdays.

Children (age 3 through 17): $10.00
Also for students up through age 22
with valid student ID.

Children under age 3: Free

Parking: There are about 50 parking spaces.

Size: 8,000 square feet

Time To Allot For Visit: 1 to 2 hours

Dog Friendly: No

Highlights:butterflies, birds, reptiles and other animals, cafe

Home to nearly 4,000 species of exotic and domestic butterflies, Magic Wings Butterfly Conservatory & Gardens touts itself as a center for butterfly-related education,
recreation, entertainment and gardening needs. But, there is so much more than just butterflies there.

By far, the highlight of Magic Wings are the butterflies. The range in colors and shapes of the butterflies is amazing.

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Sometimes you will have a few butterflies land on you. These “hitch hikers” are often attracted to your scent.

The layout of the facility is very decorative. Designs of butterflies, benches, pretty flowers, a fish pond, walking bridge and even a gazebo are scattered throughout the lobby and butterfly museum.

Meet Akbar, a Senegal parrot, the resident parrot at Magic Wings.

Akbar is not the only animal in the conservatory. Turtles and birds also roam the conservatory. In addition to the animals pictured below, there is also a room with reptiles, chicks and other animals but I don’t like seeing animals in cages, tanks or limited in those ways. All of the animals I photographed for this post had some ability to roam.

Dogs aren’t allowed at Magic Wings, for obvious reason (although most dogs would love to chase the butterflies). So, here are a few other pets for your viewing pleasure.

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On Sundays, Magic Wings opens its doors at 11:00 am and closes at 5:00 pm, allowing visitors to sleep in and still have plenty of time to enjoy the facility. These hours of operation are carefully selected to accommodate visitors of all schedules. Whether someone wants to visit during the week or on the weekend, Magic Wings ensures that they have enough time to explore the butterfly conservatory, learn about the different species of butterflies, and appreciate the beauty of the natural surroundings.

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12 responses to “ Magic Wings (South Deerfield, MA) ”

Thanks for sharing these photos. They are all lovely. Like Liked by 1 person Thank you very much! Like Liked by 1 person I love this place !! Like Liked by 1 person I do too! Have you been there before? Like Liked by 1 person Yes , I’ve been there a few times with my children. Like Liked by 1 person

It is a great place for children. I went with my niece and nephew a few years ago and they had such a fun time. Like Liked by 1 person

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On a recent day off from school I packed the kids up and headed for a day trip to Magic Wings in South Deerfield, MA. Now that my twins are in full day kindergarten our adventures around the state are limited. I’ve heard wonderful things about Magic Wings and always had it on my radar of places to visit. I knew that the calming atmosphere of the indoor butterfly garden would be the perfect destination after a very eventful month.

Magic Wings is a butterfly conservatory full of exotic butterflies, moths, small birds, reptiles and tropical plants. The atmosphere is serene and peaceful with the sounds of water and delicate music in the background. The sun shines in through the windows lining the conservatory. Everything combines together to create a unique experience.

TIP: Strollers are not permitted inside the butterfly room. Plan on bringing a baby carrier for infants.

Times & Dates

Open year-round except Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Fall, Winter, Spring Hours: 9 am – 5 pm
Summer Hours: 9 am – 6 pm

*last admission sold 30 mins before close

2017 Admission

Adults – $16
Seniors – $14 (save $1.50 on Wednesdays)
Students – $10 (with valid school ID)
Children (3-17) – $10
Under 3 – Free

Butterfly Conservatory

When you enter the butterfly conservatory you’re immediately greeted with dozens of butterflies flying overhead. My kids said they reminded them of small birds, and I have to agree. Some of the butterflies were larger than some small birds we have flying around our yard. There were so many different species of butterflies that I have never seen before, or only read of. My favorite was the brightly colored butterfly straight out of the pages of The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

There were a few people working around the room answering questions. We were told that if we wanted butterflies to land on us we should stand (or sit) still in a sunny place. Butterflies are attracted to bright colors too so our colorful shirts helped to disguise us as flowers for the butterflies to land on.

I’ve been to butterfly exhibits in the past but this one felt different. The brightly colored tropical plants, music and sights of the butterflies made it a unique experience. There was something incredibly calming about the atmosphere in the room. I noticed people sitting on the benches around the rooms watching the butterflies. Maybe they were examining the butterflies or maybe they just came for the peace in the room. I can now see why so many people recommend the trip from Connecticut to Magic Wings.

Reptile Room

Outside of the the butterfly room was a large collection of unique reptiles and insects. You actually enter this room before visiting the butterflies. There was a video playing that gave an overview of moths and butterflies. as well as dozens of tanks with unique animals. My kids loved visiting each tank to see what was inside. Some of the animals were so well camouflaged that we quickly created a game of who could find it the fastest. While I certainly enjoyed the butterfly room the best, my kids might have had the most fun in this room.

Food Court

Magic Wings holds private events such as birthdays, meetings and even weddings. There is a small cafe with grilled food, snacks, and ice cream. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating in the garden area.

TIP: Outside food is only permitted in the outdoor picnic area

Gardens

We grabbed some ice cream and enjoyed it in the outdoor butterfly garden. Since we visited at the end of the summer many of the butterfly-friendly plants were past their prime. I can only imagine that the outdoor gardens are equally as calming as the indoor rooms in the peak of the summer. There are covered picnic areas, butterfly inspired benches, and beautiful plants throughout.

Other Attractions

It took us about an hour and a half to get to Magic Wings from central Connecticut. On our way back home we stopped at Yankee Candle Village. It was only a few minute drive away from Magic Wings. Combine the two destinations and you have a perfect day trip from Connecticut.

Magic Wings is unlike any place I’ve been to before. It’s serene and beautiful. The care and dedication taken by the family-owned business is evident. It’s a place of wonder. Pair Magic Wings with a trip to Yankee Candle and it makes the perfect day trip from anywhere in Connecticut. The drive up would be especially beautiful in October when the leaves are at their peak.

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Furthermore, the hours of operation reflect the consideration Magic Wings has for families and children. By opening at 9:30 am during weekdays, families can visit during the morning hours and have the entire day to enjoy other attractions in the area or return home. The Sunday opening time of 11:00 am also allows families to relax and have a leisurely morning before embarking on their visit. In conclusion, Magic Wings offers convenient hours of operation that cater to the needs of visitors, including the possibility of extended visits during the week and a relaxed start on Sundays. These hours allow individuals and families to fully experience the fascinating world of butterflies and create lasting memories..

Reviews for "From Day to Night: The Transformation of Magic Wings Hours"

1. John - 2 stars - I had heard so much about Magic Wings Hours and was excited to visit, but I left feeling disappointed. The whole experience felt underwhelming. The butterflies were hard to spot, and the exhibits were not well-maintained. The staff was not very knowledgeable or helpful either. Overall, it felt like a waste of time and money.
2. Sarah - 1 star - I would not recommend visiting Magic Wings Hours. The place was too crowded, making it difficult to fully enjoy and appreciate the butterfly garden. The butterflies seemed stressed out as well, constantly fluttering around, and it made me feel uncomfortable. There was also a lack of seating areas, so I ended up standing for most of my visit. It was just not a pleasant experience overall.
3. David - 2 stars - I had high expectations for Magic Wings Hours, but unfortunately, it did not live up to them. The garden itself was quite small, and there weren't as many butterflies as I had hoped. The staff did not seem very enthusiastic or engaged, which made the experience feel dull. The entrance fee was quite high for what was offered. I would recommend looking for other butterfly gardens in the area instead.
4. Emily - 1 star - My visit to Magic Wings Hours was quite disappointing. The whole place felt outdated and poorly maintained. Some of the exhibits were dirty, and there was a distinct lack of cleanliness throughout. The whole experience was underwhelming, and I wouldn't bother visiting again. Save your money and visit a different butterfly garden that offers a better experience.

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