One of my favorite museum ever I have been here for like 7 time in 2 years, whenever any guest comes to my house I always take there once. If you are thinking that its a museum and its going to be boring, trust me I ama teenager and I loved it

This place is beyond awesome! This is definitely a New York City institution!! This has so many things to offer! So fun and so educational. They are very good about checking people to make sure they are not sick. Many checkpoints before going in. The color exhibit was just ok. It was a bit crowded. The T-Rex exhibit was not and it was totally worth it. The museum shop has so many neat stuff to buy. Staff was helpful where things are. The planetarium and space sections where the rocks are, are still closed. I definitely recommend this place for tourists and locals!! Enjoy!!

Absolutely incredible! We spent two hours here and still there was so much more to see. Great place to take your children. There are tons of things to do and see from replicas of animals and animal habitats to dinosaurs and more.

This place will definitely leave you in owe. It gives you the chance to see the whole world inside one building, and also takes you back in time to visit every civilization that you could think of. I spent 4 hours and probably seen 1/4 of the museum. We will definitely come back to finish the journey. Theres a parking on site if you cant find a spot on the street

One of a kind experience that was beyond extraordinary. Its like my experience at the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, New Jersey: nothing wrong with it. I want to go again one day when COVID-19 passes by (probably in 2 years) and relive the experience of this amazing museum. Overall review: 5/5 stars.

This was a great experience. They did a great job to make you feel safe. I was a bit bummed that not everything was opened but that’s ok, there was enough to see anyways. It was great to go and not be over run with people. I could take my time and look at everything and not feel rushed. When you have time you really do notice a lot. My only suggestion would be to maybe sell water, that would have been helpful.

Impressive museum with an incredible number of exhibits. A foray into the history of the United States - very well illustrated and shown. You actually need a whole day - and even then he probably cant see everything.

Just recently went with a colleague and it was just phenomenal! SO much to see, even with all the COVID restrictions! Definitely a staple in the city. You will not regret it!!!

So happy to see them reopen again. During COVID-19, although need to make a reservation before you visit, but had another experience to see around in this museum. All staffs were nice. Thank you all.

Absolutely incredible museum. Recommend making it a full day activity due to the number of exhibits. You wont regret going!

This place is amazing. You can easily spend one day here. I had to visit two times as there was a lot of things to discover. Overall it was a great experience

COVID INFO EXPERIENCE: museum seems to be doing their best. They have health check type stations you have to go through, and they have hand sanitizer everywhere. Masks are required, and the floor has directions to follow. They are also keeping the occupancy down, which is nice because its a lot less crowded than it probably would be normally.The BAD: not everyone kept their masks on once they got in. People were NOT staying 6ft apart, masks or not, and some people were not following the directions guides. These are not problems that are unique to here, but they did not seem to be trying to enforce all of this as best as they might have. Less people or not, it doesnt matter so much when a group of 4 (kids included) are walking the wrong way against the flow with no masks on.In terms of the museum: it was fun. The main problems are there are only 2 special exhibits (one about the T-REX, and another about the Nature of Color) neither of which I saw; some other sections are closed (Meteor, Gems, part of space) which was a bummer. Not sure if this is a result of COVID messing up schedules, or if its what they would have planned for end of summer/early September, just wanted to put it all out there.Overall it seems theyre doing what they can, but Id like them to be stricter about enforcement of their rules, and although not everything is open, it was still nice, especially because there were less people than there normally would be.4 outta 5 because of the sections being closed, and the lack of special exhibits right.

Great time spent! We were nervous on how packed it would be but we there first thing and it felt like we had it to ourselves! We felt a lot more comfortable then we thought we would be and everyone was wearing their mask as required and keeping distance! Made everything more enjoyable while being safe.

Very cleaned, hand sanitizer all over the place which is good during this pandemic. I panicked a bit at the amount of guest in and coming to the museum but since most of the museum is not closed off, it allowed people to keep a safe distance. The Ross Hall of Meteorites has staff overlooking the amount of people entering. Just bummed that most of the shops were closed. But safe and clean during pandemic is a good sign.

Being dorks, my boyfriend and I loved going on our date to the museum. The dinosaurs of course are a must see and the butterfly room and planetarium experiences were definitely worth the price and the wait. The staff and volunteers are so helpful and insightful. You can tell they really love what they do. The museum is beautifully maintained and from what I could see, the food court has definitely improved over the years. The gift shop was also lovely. It’s always a pleasure visiting.

My favorite are the Olmec head. I even made a shirt about them Instagram @pyramid_portalOne of the greatest place on earth . Artifacts from centuries ago.

The best part of my trip. So much to see, each exhibition well put together and sectioned. Amazing artifacts from all over the world and so little time to digest it all. Loads of replicas and reenactments and molds depicting the culture of peoples. The only issue I had was identifying what was authentic and what had been made for display as there were no detailed descriptions of each item. And the dinosaur exhibition was life-size, as was most of the others and jaw widening. Do not miss this. Tickets are $23 for general admission, $28 for plus one special show (pick of volcanoes, dinosaurs or Butterflies) and $33 for all specials

I love this museum! Especially the dinosaurs. No matter how old I am their collections never cease to amaze me! They have other things as well such as the human anatomy, gemstone collections, animal models from around the globe, and marine collections. The staffs are plenty helpful and they manage the CDC guideline for this pandemic well. In order to visit, you have to book your visit online. If youre from NY, NJ and PA you get to pay as you wish given that you bring prove of address with you (state ID/drivers license/electricity bills/library card). One ID card is applicable for a party of 3.

Great way 2 spend the weekend with loved ones and get lost in HISTORY.

Huge museum it needs more than one day to explore its a real treasure of science and exciting facts about our planet and previous life on earth

Boring. Spent 20 minutes walking through only a fraction of the hundreds exhibits and while you could spend all day and still not see everything, I wouldn’t waste your time. Nothing was interesting. I couldn’t touch or play with any of the super old and delicate pottery or weapons. Don’t recommend for kids or adults with ADHD. China town was Much more interesting.

Not enough time in a day or two to finish all the exhibitions. Pandemic kept crowds away and some exhibits closed but still plenty to enjoy.

A great museum you will see many kinds of things. With good location close the central park, you can find a different amazing world.From land to sea, from deep to sky, here is a natural created species park, you can spend half day to look, listen, and feel.Recommend this wonderful museum.

Extremely respectful of social distancing rules.Clean, great exhibits, some of them dated of course but that adds to the charm to the museumGreat for families

One thing interesting in this museum which is, there is a suggested price but you don’t have to, you can donate a certain amount and this pay for your ticket.Right in the basement you will find a big court food and a nice restaurant where you can have your own meal or purchase some. The food is well prepared e delicious, the staff is friendly and welcoming which I am very surprised because I haven’t seen New Yorkers being friendly.

I can say day well spend. So much to learn and see from our past.Must visit:)Due to Covit they have time slauts you can book tickets online.

Museums are special for me. Whereever I go they are the first places I go look for. There is so much fun in getting lost in history. Here you can get coins printed with your favourite historic ecology system on it. Kids will love the interaction.

I always enjoy the Exhibitions. The Museum cannot be done in a day, so it is good that they offer yearly memberships.They pay for themselves if you visit more than 3 times.

Just managed to visit only this museum during my short stay at NYC in Sep 2019. Am still amazed by the collections and the size of the museum. Strongly recommend it to the family with kids. Theyll love it, at least lmy sons love it (3 and 5 at that time)! Wish NYC and the museum will get recovered soon.

I went to AMNH for the first time since COVID yesterday. To control crowds they are doing reservation based ticketing to get in. There was plenty of space to spread out and even the dinosaur exhibit that is usually packed was pretty empty. It actually gave you the chance to stand and read about different things that are usually blocked. There are hand sanitizing stations all of over the place, a lot of one ways, and signs when you’re entering a narrow corridor so you know to stay the right. The only negative is that there are a lot of exhibits closed including the meteorite room but it would be a cleaning nightmare so I get it. All in all, I never felt unsafe or overwhelmed so make the trip! Also, they still have the pay what you want tickets for people in the tri-state area.

Came back a few times to this museum. Some sections I particularly like are the Rose Earth and space section, the one on human evolution and the one on biodiversity.This is also a fantastic place for children and I have seen countless families showing their children the wonders of Earth and the universe here. A must visit.

I had a great time with my daughter and husband. We are members and booked our timed entry online. It was great being back. I have to plan to visit again to look at the other exhibits.

Really informative and exciting place, you can easily spend a whole day here. There are soooo many exhibits to see, they put in a lot of effort and it shows. I loved their ocean life exhibit- you cannot go back home if you don’t see the giant blue whale structure! There’s a cafe and a museum shop too. L

Did the tourist thing while visiting New York and visited the American Museum of Natural History and it was well worth it. I got the general admission so there were a couple of spots I couldnt visit however I would not have had time. There are a lot of exhibits, actually to many to see in a day. So the one disappointing thing is that I didnt see everything and what we did see felt rushed. If you live in New York go more than once and really enjoy the place, if youre visiting youll need to be here from open to close.

Gorgeous, loved every single minute there, need to come back

Shout out to DAVID! Who made the effort to capture such a wonderful family outing so fun! He was really humble and professional. You can tell how much he loves his job. He takes his photography really serious but hes also fun in the process . He was extremely helpful!

Great time at the museum.Amazing experience, learned a lot about T-Rex and different species.

Extraordinary place to learn about Earth, human history and bio-diversity. time spent in this museum gives insight into history of earth, evolution of man, changes in the environment, prehistoric man. it may be worlds number one in collection regarding human origins, biodiversity. it enlightens visitors on evolution of man. watching of the short films on cosmic world and volcanos is must. Butterfly conservatory makes you feel the absolute importance harmony with nature.

We love the Museum of Natural History. My favorite part today was reading the Updates detailing the errors that were made in various exhibits since the museums inception . Its great to see how with further research we keep uncovering new information. We always have to be open to learn and grow!!

A Sunday afternoon at the museum with the kiddos was a brand new experience with covid and all there are sanitizer stations literally like everywhere and also they take you temperature right before coming in. For those that don’t know New York residents get to basically donate what they choose to enter at general admission doesn’t include special galleries (I guess you would say ) but totally fine since you have an entire museum to explore some of the stations were closed but we made the best of what was available.. we mostly went for the dinosaurs

American Museum of Natural History is a pretty neat place to go to if you have nothing to do. The lights are the highlight in my opinion, providing you with a good place to unleash your inner model and get a good instagram picture. Its a pretty small area and there are many taking pictures, but its definitely possible to work around one another.

Museum is great... some security personnel could be a little bit more respectful and welcoming. Its understandable that the safety measures mustnt be taken lightly but that doesnt mean or allow to be rude.

AMAZING! The lady at the front was so friendly but she warned us it would take 2 days to see everything and she was right. We only had a few hours to kill before heading to the airport and even though we flew through several exhibits it was still totally worth it and we will be planning a return trip with more time! Also you really can pay what you want and they don’t try to pressure you or make you feel bad. This museum is a must!

One of the finest museums in the Nation. Such a huge collection of artifacts and animals. It is easy to get lost in here just exploring all the nooks and crannies that exist.There is always a large crowd, but the space is large enough to handle almost anything, and you never feel like there are too many people in one specific area at one time.However, unlike places like the Field Museum in Chicago, this Museum doesnt quite reach that Im in an ancient place feeling for me. Im not sure if its a lack of funding, or skilled crafts people or what, but many of the eyes used in the taxidermy are cloudy and lifeless, which I know is a really weird thing to focus on, but it was odd to see that almost every exhibit had these cloudy strange looking eyes used in them.Another thing that bothered me was the lack of transparency when it came to when a special event was going to disturb regular museum goers. There was a special overnight event happening for New York City Students which caused certain exhibits to close at 3pm while the staff set up for the event. This included the MASSIVE underwater/polar exhibit hall where the Blue Whale specimen is held. This was highly disappointing as I had been saving that exhibit for the end of my daughter and Is trip to the museum and we were unable to see it at all due to the shutdown. I dont begrudge the museum for having a special event, but I do wish I had known certain areas would be inaccessible after a time so I would have made them a priority earlier in the day rather than missing out entirely.All in all this is a must visit while youre in NYC, the number of specimens is just not to be missed.

AMNH is doing an amazing job with social distancing its visitors. Feels like you have the whole museum to yourself to explore. Reserve a time slot online and walk in at that time!

Hands down best museum! Easy to take the subway to & excellent collection of dinosaur exhibits. So much to do make sure you allow enough time. Located across the street from Central Park too. Will definitely visit again!

Classic museum in NYC I have been coming to since I was a kid. Love to see the exhibitions Ive seen and also new ones. Huge museum but can get through most in one visit.

Such a cool museum. We barely scrapped the surface of whats there after a whole day visit. We did a Bible based tour and it was honestly so cool. I would definitely recommend going there at least once. Im from Australia and if I came back to the US, I would definitely go back and visit the awesome museums in New York!!

This place will definitely leave you in owe. It gives you the chance to see the whole world inside one building, and also takes you back in time to visit every civilization that you could think of. I spent 4 hours and probably seen 1/4 of the museum. We will definitely come back to finish the journey. Theres a parking on site if you cant find a spot on the street

All of the NYC museums are wonderful. While this particular stop could use a refresh, it is incredible to see so many excited children learning about things that otherwise are considered boring. The planetarium is a great opportunity to rest while partaking in the museum. It’s definitely worth the extra. Don’t park at the museum - take public transportation.

Just wow!!This museum is absolutely amazing. You can easily spend half a day or more here. Each exhibit is beautiful and well made. The animal exhibits are the best part with some gorgeous dioramas. The taxidermies are so lifelike for the most part. I have visited this place multiple times and I never get tired of it. Would highly recommend.

The American Museum of Natural History  located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City, is the largest natural history museum in the world. Located in Theodore Roosevelt Park across the street from Central Park, the museum complex comprises 28 interconnected buildings housing 45 permanent exhibition halls, in addition to a planetarium and a library. The museum collections contain over 33 million specimens of plants, animals, fossils, minerals, rocks, meteorites, human remains, and human cultural artifacts, of which only a small fraction can be displayed at any given time, and occupies more than 2 million square feet (190,000 m2). The museum has a full-time scientific staff of 225, sponsors over 120 special field expeditions each year, and averages about five million visits annually.

Loved the American museum of natural history. It is a must at see. Make sure you have time to explore it all. We missed a big chunk of it. Cant wait to go back sometime.

Too bad some of the museum was closed like the meteorite section one of the most interesting for the public. Maybe from the virus or lack of manpower but close some other sections to leave that one open. Ill probably never be back there though

Love it !We love stones and bonesBut no gizzard stones for sale in the museum shop They did not even know about stomach stones or gastroliths Funny enough we can buy them at home in Denmark

For me its the best museum of them all. This is also the first time I review a place when my precious ️ sister is with me. As all of you know, in every review I write, I wish for my sister to be with me. Today it actually happened!!! In order to celebrate this occasion, all the photos Ive uploaded are photos of her.

Wonderful museum, could easily spend a good couple of hours here. Like other museums they are doing timed entry with limited capacity due to covid. Staff at ticket counter was the worst interaction I’ve ever had at a museum, she was clearly new and confused and no one really helped her which ended up wasting my time

This place is a wormhole of time. You could spend days here and still not see everything you wanted to. My advice is stick to a few things youre interested in and have a glance at the rest if youre short on time. For me I really enjoyed the dinosaur exhibits.

This place has some amazing facts... check it outFriendly staff, some great exhibits and great price.

I loved my visit to this museum. There was no wait to enter when I went and you can pay using a credit card in one of their self-service machines. The museum is huge and you will need at least 2 - 3 hours to circle completely. We had a hard time finding the exit but it was fun to explore. Highly recommended for travelers of all ages BUT be ready to walk.

Very nice and big museum. Many things to see, read, get to know and also learn. Dinosaur fossil collection is amazing and planetarium screening is fun. The museum is nicely organized. You need some time to go through it. I recommend that you take at least three to four hours for visit this place. Is definitely worth it.

Due to the crowding problem, we didn’t stay long but I should say this would be a great place if you can visit every exhibition. It was just very unfortunate for us that there were too many people everywhere we went.There was no security to go through unlike 9/11 Museum or Empire State Building. I thought that was strange. Why not here?One of the special exhibitions, Oceans, was an eye opening documentary. We did not know dolphins actually jumped the high waves just for the sheer of fun.My experience wasn’t so pleasant but that wouldn’t hinder the five stars. A ton of materials to see, very educational. I highly recommend this museum.Tips: Avoid busy times, seriously.

Made the mistake of eating the bean burrito from taco bell before I came in. Was on the toilet for hours and once my diarrhea had finally ceased I was locked in the museum as it had gone passed closing time. I met the night guard and he told me he needed my bone. He grabbed it and it went really hard. Best night of my life and would highly recommend the bean burrito.Yours sincerely,Bigman

This was such a greta day out. So many beautiful relics from every time period and it was very spacious. I loved it

This place is petty cool. i love American Museum of Natural History.They are very good about checking people to make sure that they are not sick. I definitely recommend this place for tourists and locals!

10/10 a glorious place full of marvel , could stay there all day and all night and still not have my fill.

WOW. Seriously. This place is so worth a visit! Its huge, and there is so much to see. Highly recommended.

This place is just phenomenal, I would suggest you park in the parking garage for the day and get there early . Where do I begin , I first had the opportunity to go and check out the massive planetarium it was so surreal. Since ,I went with family and friends we hit up most of the exhibits since there are 4 floors . I would suggest you get a map and plan accordingly and bring lunch you’re going to need a break .They do have a coffee and gift shop available in the museum . Also a plus , Central Park is just across the street for an nice walk,Which we took on the 90 degree day & felt nice and breezy their was also a nice water spray park located there as well. Overall, this is a great place to bring your family whether you live in or out of state for a great educational experience or day trip ! :)

Excellent service. Very organized and clean.

What an amazing museum this was, I would go back hundreds of times just to walk around it, it has so much stuff that I dont even think its possible to truly look at everything in a day. So many exhibitions to see, the statues are super high quality and realistic too. Great for families

If you have kids of 2 y and older this place is a must-go. Don’t forget to reserve tickets online, and masks for everyone.

I know that giving four stars to a world class museum is a very arrogant thing to do, but I truly believe this museum is due for some updates. The layout is absolutely perplexing. There is relatively no consistent signage, which makes way finding terribly difficult. I know we’re not alone, because we walked past dozens of people walking in circles and holding their maps just as confused as we were. There were no docents or helpful staff, only security guards that barked nonsensical orders, like “don’t hold your toddler on your shoulders” when we asked for directions. The artifacts truly are incredible, but the process of finding them proves to be much more work than it needed to be.

Best museum ever. Visit a NYC deserves at least one day here. If I have to pick: the human evolution and the space planetarium.

History lesson galore!!!We spent several hours here and feel like we only scratched the surface of what they have. There are amazing exhibits from all over the world, including cultures, communities, nations, religions, and ecosystems.We would love to come back and go through more thoroughly. Go check it out.

Such a fun day. It really does take a day. It also gets super busy so expect crowds and lines. A fun experience for ages.

Easily spent over 4 hours in this museum. There are many exhibits but my fav is defo the one one dinos and planets. This museum is great for all ages.

Huge range of displays and exhibits for a very reasonable entry fee.Could have spent much longer there, but was pleased with everything we managed to see.Of particular interest was the discovery room. Its aimed at kids but adults will find it fascinating too, especially the upstairs area (kids 8 and over only up here) where you can view a variety of creatures and items under microscopes while the science is explained to you. Our host upstairs was Barbara and she was do knowledgeable and friendly.Highly recommend a visit here if visiting New York.

Huge collection of natural History artifacts. Highlights include all kinds of fossils and Bones from dinosaurs to ancient mammals to fish. Many of these are huge and complete and they really give you a sense of how big these creatures were. Also their exhibits on marine life including a life size whale are very impressive. They have lots of gems. Are planetarium is very good also.

Great place to visit if your a NewYorker or just visiting from out of town. But beware there is guard that is out side she is a female lady with an attitude towards every one. I was there not too long ago with my famliy she verbally accosted me and my two boys and my wife asking for tickets she had NO ID on her saying that she worked for the museum. She was rude and disrespectful towards my famliy. Thats not the way you treat any one who comes to see this fantastic museum.

This is a great place to take children and spend a few hours. I’d suggest a stroller, starting in the top floor and working your way down. Dinosaurs and aquatic life is a must. Dioramas are super cool. Many people don’t realize the museum entrance fee is a “suggested donation” and you can essentially “pay what you wish!” So, if you’re looking to experience NYC on a budget, this is up there on the list. The staff is super kind and helpful. The food is decent in the cafeterias. The museum itself is maintained nicely and clean. We really enjoyed our time there.

Must have seen places of New York. Museum is very big to see everything in one day, so better to prioritize what you want to see much. Dinasour fossils are very impressive...

The best in the world with a phenomenal history you can read about in Douglas Prestons Dinosaurs in the Attic. What an education!!. The dioramas were created from pictures of the actual locations in Africa. And most of the stuff is in the basement like The Met Museum.

AMNH is probably the best museum in the United States (Ive been to all in the DC, NYC, and Philadelphia areas). It really does live up to its reputation. On Saturdays, they offer admission by donation; however, I would recommend visiting during the week if you are able (even if it means taking a day off from work) and paying for full-access because the crowd level is significantly lower and the special exhibits are always worth the cost. The gift shop is reasonably priced and the cafeteria (which is probably not open in 2020) is a bit pricey but since there arent many places to eat in the area, it might be the most affordable option around.Must see: Dinosaurs on the 4th floor and the various Halls of Peoples on the 2nd floor.

Probably the best Museum I have ever been too. I didn’t get to see everything but I had my fair share. Hope other people get around to looking at it.

Breathtaking experience, enjoyed a lot. This place is so amazing it makes you feel like a kid all over again. Loved it!

This is a super fun museum that is a must if you visit New York City. It is definitely a full day activity and there are a lot of interesting activities to do and exhibits to look at. I would recommend doing the overnight stay because it really just gives you a different feel for the museum and you get to see everything at night.

If you like seeing stuffed animals, this is your place to hang. They are very interestingly and carefully displayed. Some of the scenes even make you feel like you are there! This place is pretty big so plan a few hours to walk around there. Close proximity to ACE. There is a big foodcourt but the food is not great there and it’s expensive. I recommend packing lunch and eating it there. Or eating outside of the museum. Our ticket also included a 3D movie about volcanoes! This museum is especially great for families and dino lovers.

Great experience you need at lees half day to enjoy all what this museum can offer.

Has pretty much everything you need. You can definitely visit everything in one day if you rush. How do you do it - Get the full access ticket and schedule all the exhibitions in advance. This ticket is definitely worth it. If you buy tickets inside, there is probably a line for them. I went on a Wednesday in February when it had snowed heavily in the morning. Still the museum was jam packed. I liked all the exhibitions except unseen oceans ( which was just a section which was primarily targeting kids ) and would highly recommend backyard wilderness, space show ( if you want to hear Neils voice ) and butterfly conservatory ( if you like to take pics with butterflies sitting on you ).Tips-1. Decide what kind of ticket you want in advance and buy it online.2. Recommend to not buy tickets for shows inside.3. Take the map and ask the staff where the exhibitions are being held and mark them. They are really difficult to find on your own even with the map.4. Plan the route taking into account exhibition times as they are scattered all over.5. If you decide to see it all in one day, come as soon as it opens, if you dont wanna drop dead at the end of the day and definitely plan your route.Pros:1. Has all the sections for a natural history museum2. Chair of Hayden planetarium is Neil Degrease Tyson ( dont think he is here much though )3. I loved touching the meteors ( Dont think I touched any in the DC museum )Cons:1. Too many children2. Staff do not care about you as evidenced by letting all people rush in when the planetarium3. I personally liked the museum in DC4. Some sections were closed and it was not mentioned so in the map

If you’ve never been to a history museum, then by far this is certainly one you must visit. However, it is very easy to get lost in this museum (whether that’s good or bad is up to you). But the museum itself is rather old so exhibits aren’t easily connected and aren’t too interactive either. Overall, I’d say definitely visit if you’ve never been, but not something I’d prioritize if you only have a short visit. Btw, this museum is PAY WHAT YOU WISH! Don’t fall victim to the listed prices or online tickets, go in person to the counter and feel free to pay whatever you want for admission!

Love this museum!!! So many cool exhibits. One of my favorite places to go...I never get bored of it I always have such a good time!!!

Rich collection of natural history. I spent almost a day here to explore and join in a seminar. Many Schools sent their students to gather knowledge about history and natural fundamentals.ISLAMIC rich collection here from the Arab colony until present.A beautiful Museum Shop around the corner. You can buy souvenirs from there to keep in your collection. Here are some snaps from my camera attached.

Great museum experience! The exhibits are very well done, detailed and realistic. The admission is a suggested amount, but you are free to pay whatever you want to enter the museum. This museum is magical and everyone should go at least once in their lifetime.

It wasnt as crowded as last months Art Walk and my 3rd eye is telling me its due to some hot mess disagreements amongst the organizers over the running of the Art walk. And maybe the rain too. Anyway, I guess since it has been so hugely successful, people are toying with the idea of turning it into for pay venue.

Natural history, art and more. I’d even like to come back to here and the MET for a 2nd NYC trip because infact it’s so big that I didn’t even explore it all

One of the most famous museums in the world that must be visited if ever in New York. You can purchase tickets online or if you’d like can simply make a donation of your choosing at the point of entry and that will be your admission charge. You can spend hours within the museum visit each of the wings and exhibits but our primary focus was the dinosaurs. Sadly the T-Rex exhibit was closed when we went due to flooding of some sorts the previous week. Still a fun time overall.

One of my favorite places in the world. My family and I enjoy being members. Its a savings as we visit several times a year and we skip the lines in the member entrances. My kids and I absolutely loved their Night at the Museum event, which we recently attended.

The museum was spectacular!! Beautiful..

Take a lot time to park and enter, but it is great inside. Nearly 100% mask. The one way sign helps but could be a little confusing.

10 stars to this museum.Oh my God! is super cool, place is huge, we spent 3 hours inside and we weren’t able to get to know the whole place.Is AMAZING!You’ll find a lot of different stuffs that you won’t even see in the pictures. A great place not just to have fun but you’ll learn a lot about different cultures around the world.