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American Museum of Natural History    

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The American Museum of Natural History is one of the world’s preeminent scientific and cultural institutions. Since its founding in 1869, the Museum has …

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Apr 17, 2025
My class went here in February and we didn't get to go see the exhibits but we did see some other things. We went to go see the space show about the different planets and their moons in our Solar Sys…Full review by jaysperrr_
Apr 6, 2025
Depending on your itinerary this would be a great museum to visit while in NYC. Our young adults went with this for a nostalgia stop on our trip to NYC, being Night at the Museum fans. The building…Full review by IamMrsMACKS92
Feb 17, 2025
I made the mistake of visiting on a weekend, which meant the museum was insanely packed even in January. There were too many noisy children and I think they overfilled the museum. The exhibits themse…Full review by Gioia R
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A Vast Collection of Artifacts
The American Museum of Natural History is a popular attraction and one of the largest natural history museums in the world. The museum h…
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More Than 33 Million Specimens and Exhibits
One of the world's largest natural history museums with more than 33 million specimens and exhibits, the AMNH educates and entertai…
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Fabulous Collection of Dinosaur Fossils
Home to the largest and arguably most fabulous collection of dinosaur fossils in the world, AMNH’s fourth-floor dino halls have been blo…
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Hi we are visiting new york on the 20th October for 6 days, it is our first time and was wondering should we book tickets in …
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Hi we are visiting new york on the 20th October for 6 days, it is our first time and was wondering should we book tickets in advance? Assuming it won't be sold out in the week. Thanks
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Definitely book tickets in advance. It allowed us to skip the long line in the morning! Use the app as well to track where to go and which exhibits you want to visit. The extra exhibits are …
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Definitely book tickets in advance. It allowed us to skip the long line in the morning! Use the app as well to track where to go and which exhibits you want to visit. The extra exhibits are always worth it if they are of interest to you.
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Answer by Geoff F · Oct 10, 2024
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Can I take a dog
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I need to change my day that we choose for our tickets due to a change in fight departure. Does anyone know if that is …
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I need to change my day that we choose for our tickets due to a change in fight departure. Does anyone know if that is possible?
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They are not super strict about time, if you are late or early. I think if you explain to them what happened they will let you scoot. The only problem is if you have an exact …
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They are not super strict about time, if you are late or early. I think if you explain to them what happened they will let you scoot. The only problem is if you have an exact appointment for the butterfly show, which gets crowded, but even then, then can probably accommodate you.
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Hello, which entrance is best to use when you have reserved tickets online?
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This has changed since you can now book and pay online. I like the entrance on Columbus Avenue (empty cuz nobody knows about it) but even the one on Central Park West shouldn;t …
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This has changed since you can now book and pay online. I like the entrance on Columbus Avenue (empty cuz nobody knows about it) but even the one on Central Park West shouldn;t be as bad now.
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All the exhibitions are accessible by wheelchairs and wheelchairs are available at first-come first-serve basis
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All belongings must be collected before the museum closes
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There are several accessible entrances and exits in the museum
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The museum offers self-guided tours, including one featuring exhibits from the movie, Night at the Museum with Ben Stiller
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Flash photography is not allowed
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Food court and cafes are present
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VISA and MasterCard accepted and senior citizens should carry an identity validation
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Service animals are welcome to visit the museum
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It has the largest collection of dinosaur fossils in the world
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Selfie-sticks are not allowed
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Outside eatables are not allowed inside the museum
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Photography for personal use is allowed, except where restricted
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A planetarium and a library – one of the finest in the world
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Many who are looking to spend the whole day at the museum should consider the Super Saver tickets
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Admission is free on tuesday 5–8
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The museum offers a number of specially customized public and group tours as well as educational programs and trips
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Start your visit by exploring the dinosaur rooms on the fourth floor, as these get most crowded later in the day
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Take the b or c train to 81st street or the 1 to 79th street to get there
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Check the website for special programs, including sleepovers for kids
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There are a handful of places to eat inside should the kids get hungry
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Tourists can find travel guidebook regarding popular scenic spots, popular cities, travel lines, food and most popular destinations
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Both museums are quite large so be prepared for lots of walking
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The discovery room is perfect for families and offers interactive exhibits from virtually every field of science, targeted at children aged 5 to 12
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Offers daily guided tours to the visitors led by volunteers; private tours are also available
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Camp runs july 7–aug 22, mon–fri 9am–4pm
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It opens at 10 am and admission is about $20
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Combine a visit to the museum with a walk through central park
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Admission prices: $23 for adults, $18 for seniors and students with an id and $13 for children ages 2 to 12
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Do not forget to take a look at the hayden planetarium, the newest member of the magical collection
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The american museum of natural history offers visitors of all ages wonderful exhibits where you can explore science and the natural world up close
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