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The FamilySearch Center is open to the general public as well as LDS members. Drop-ins are welcome at the Center for assistance with research, for most classes, and for the Discovery Experience. However, reservations will result in shorter wait times at the Discovery Center - especially during peak visiting hours. Groups are strongly encouraged to schedule a time slot prior to their visit. Times can be reserved for groups or individuals by using the link at right.

The scheduling software will show available dates and times for your visit. Each 15 minute time slot can accommodate 15 visitors. If your group is larger than 15, please reserve consecutive slots, as required, to accommodate all the people in your group. (For example, for a group of 25, please reserve one time slot for 15 and another slot for the remaining 10.) Visitors typically spend 30 to 45 minutes to complete the experience.

Tips for Leaders Visitors already linked to ancestors in FamilySearch will have the best experience. FamilySearch accounts are the same as an LDS account. FamilySearch accounts are free but are best set up at home before visiting the Discovery Center. Those without an account or who have forgotten their account name or passwords should arrive 30 minutes before their scheduled visit. At the conclusion of their visit photos and other links from the experience will be emailed to each participant. Make sure the email addresses FamilySearch are correct.

-- Age Restrictions Anyone 8 years of age and older is eligible to receive an account; however, children ages 8 through 12 require parental permission provided via email.

-- Forgotten Passwords - Account recovery and password resets require one of the following; - The email address associated with the account and the ability to access the email while at the Center. - The text-message phone number associated with the account and the ability to access texts while at the Center. - LDS members can login using their Membership Record Number (MRN). (Leaders might consider bring a list of MRN's for the members in their group.)

-- Connecting to Ancestors - Linking an individual to their ancestors in FamilySearch is a separate activity from creating an account. Most people need access to family records or other living relatives in order to link themselves to their ancestors. This is best accomplished at home or during a separate visit to the Center when both the child and a parent can be present.

Activity Overview Visitors are given a tablet when they start the Discovery Experience. These can be docked at each station to serve as their personal guide to the experience. There are 12 large touch-screen monitors, where visitors learn about themselves and their family.

At the Discovery Center Area you will go to 7 various stages.

1. Picture Our Heritage: Take a picture of themselves or their group in front of full color famous landmarks or LDS Temples.

2. My Time Machine: Patrons experience what life might have been like for their ancestors.

3. Picture My Heritage: Picture yourself in period clothing

4. All About Me: Learn information about yourself

5. Record My Story: Up to 10 minutes

6. Where I Came From: Learn where your ancestors came from

7. My Famous Relatives: Learn of all the famous people you are related to.

Most of all have a pleasant experience learning and getting to know your family!

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