American Museum of Natural History Admission in New York
Explore natural history from towering dinosaur fossils to the cosmos
Includes
Museum entry, Exhibition halls
Highlights
Stand beneath a life-size blue whale model and see the T. rex fossil as you explore the natural world in New York. Choose general admission, add one ticketed exhibition, or include all special exhibitions.
- Explore more than 40 permanent exhibition halls dedicated to science and the natural world
- Discover the universe at the Rose Center for Earth and Space
- Explore science and education spaces in the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation
Important details
- All ages are welcome. Children ages 0–2 enter free; child tickets cover ages 3–12, and adult rates apply from age 13. Senior tickets are for ages 60+.
- Bring a valid student ID if using a student ticket.
- Beyond what your general admission or one-exhibition option includes, additional ticketed exhibitions, the butterfly vivarium, giant-screen film or Hayden Planetarium Space Show cost USD 10, settled on site and not included in the listed price.
- The museum is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date (destination local time) for a full refund. For the General Ticket, no refunds apply after any activity, attraction or ticket is used. If the operator cancels that ticket due to unforeseen events or extreme weather, you may request a full refund.
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Meeting details
American Museum of Natural History, 200 Central Park W, New York, NY 10024
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American Museum of Natural History
Admission includedStep through the grand Central Park West entrance and you are immediately surrounded by the scale and ambition that defines the American Museum of Natural History. Vaulted ceilings soar overhead, fossil skeletons command entire halls, and the quiet hum of curiosity fills every corridor. From ancient ocean creatures preserved in stone to the glittering gems of the Morgan Memorial Hall of Gems, the American Museum of Natural History rewards slow, deliberate exploration.