American Museum of Natural History

No. All the exhibits come alive and well can't be there when that happens

If it's your first time here, expect to spend the whole day (from open to closing) perusing the exhibits and you'll still find something that you haven't had the chance to see the next time you come here. If you have been here and come with a certain plan of shows you want to see, typically you'll spend a few hours here.

Its very challenging to park near the Museum. Street parking is available in certain areas nearby, but is in high demand. Always try to make the last few miles to the museum by foot or subway.

Take the B or the C train from 59th Street Columbus Circle station to 81st Street station if you don't want to walk

It is always free. The admission price is only a suggested donation, you can pay as much or as little as you want- including nothing at all.

Its pay what you want, you can literally give them a dollar and ask for 5 tickets, whatever you think ia fair.

Free

I realized that there is a yearly pass that you can get when I went there last week

Yes& it's great.

Yes

Yes

Does it have wheels? Museum is 4 stories and vast.. weekends it's very crowded. But it's a wonderful place to explore.

Yes

If it is not a party, the time is always 10 to 17:45

Free or suggested donation (anything you want to pay)

There's a food court on the lower levels, plus cafes on the first and fourth floors: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit/dining

Sure

Same day tickets only

The website has sales available for that day but I'l would definitely double check the website myself if I were you

Pay-what-you-wish General Admission is available every day the Museum is open. It gives access to 40+ permanent galleries, including the Rose Center for Earth and Space. For admission to special exhibitions, films, and the Space Show, a +One or +All ticket is required. These can be purchased in advance on our website, or in person at the Museum. https://ticketing.amnh.org/

Because sometimes the past can inspire the future.

The cost of a ticket depends on your donation. It is usually $ 22.50 per person for adults. It is less for children. Anything inside the museum is generally additional.

Yes, it's open every day the Museum is open (363 days per year). Please note that the 81st Street subway entrance is not wheelchair-accessible - the closest accessible station is 72nd street for the 1, 2, and 3 trains. Enjoy your visit! https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

We strongly recommend public transportation - it’s faster, easier, and better for the environment! However, parking is available at the 81st Street Entrance, between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue. It's open from 8am-11pm. Click on the "entrances and exits" tab on this page for more information: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

No

Suggested fees is for general entry AND special exhibitions. We asked the ticket agent this very question today.

I would get it appraised, then call the foundation of the museum. You should probably not post about such stuff here though.

Can I pay $20 for 4 adults?

There's a pay as you wish option if you buy general admission tickets inside the museum. For online purchasing or special exhibits you pay full price.

The Following are Prohibited:- - Explosives, firearms, knives, weapons, and noxious gases or substances - Bikes, rollerskates, skateboards - Food or drink (water bottles permitted) - Dogs or other pets (service animals permitted) - Running, climbing, or sitting on exhibits or railings - Carrying children on shoulders - Creating a disturbance, yelling, audible music devices - Soliciting, posting or distributing any sign, notice, ad or print material - Entering any non-public area without authorization

Yes. Just have to go back thru security.

You can pay whatever you want, but it certainly is worth paying the full admission price. That being said, it can be expensive if you have a large family so you can pay whatever you can afford. Also, if you want to skip the lineups just download the app and buy your tickets in the app. You'll get an e-ticket which will get you into the exhibition halls immediately. But then you have to pay the full suggested amount.

It is suggested entry 25 dollars

There us a suggested payment, but you pay what you want.

Masks and vaccine card or proof of vaccination

It's free will for NY CT and NJ citizens. For everyone else it's 23 dollars

I really dont know sorry I went for vaccination

Yes as current regulation

You could Google it and goto the web site. And look it up

Most definitely! Sounds like a dream!

And yes, they do ask for an id

In closed bag

Ofcourse

It's TRUE. It's about 23 bucks for general and I believe 28 for one added experience, which will be the planetarium or the 3d show

Small backpacks are allowed

Yes

Suggested 23$ (adult), but you donate as much as you want at ticket counters.

I don't beleieve so!

No@@@@@

22.50 adults? Or by donations?

You might be able to find street parking for free

It's literally whatever u want to give or you can buy it for like 25 or so each

I saw no place for it. I do not think so.

Yes... at the right in main entrance, but I don't know if that is free or not

You can always check at amnh.org 👍

Admission is at will, but there is a suggested donation of USD25, if you pay less you do not have access to some activities such as the Hayden planetarium.

Yes is open

Yes https://www.amnh.org/explore/news-blogs/news-posts/fourth-july-museum

Either you carry it inside with you or you leave it at a hotel or at your house

Yes, around twenty dollars depending on what you want to do. Visit amnh.org for info.

No, there is not.

Purchase tickets inside. Only residents of New York and supporters of the museum get in for free.

My experience is the "price" is flexible. It is more like "donation". It recommend max donation is $23. The staff told me you could donate less than this amount. How much is up to you. But I think you could ask. However, it worth to donate for maintaining such an amazing museum.

It depends on where you come from.

You have to call to find out if you can do that

It's free everyday, it runs on donations. But that doesnt get you into other events like the planetarium.

1 hour

I very much doubt that this is real. I am sure that this is bijouterie, and it is designed in such a way as to effect.

Food court!!@

Yes, it is.!

Wheelchairs are available free of charge at the main entrance of Central Park West, and also at the entrance of the Rose Center for Earth and Space on 81st Street. https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit/accessibility

Yes

3-4 hours

No. I don't think any animals are allowed regardless of size. You can call to ask.

And!

There is a range of suggested prices for adults, children, students with school I'd and seniors. First Tuesdays of the month are free. If you cannot pay the suggested fee make a donation of your choosing. Place see their website for further details.

The B and C trains let you off right in front of the Museum - exit at 81st Street (keep in mind that the B only runs on weekdays, but the C runs seven days per week). You can also take the 1 train to 79th Street. https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

When you arrive, you'll see a security line that all visitors must use. Once you're past security, you'll see another line to buy tickets - feel free to skip that one!

We offer tours in French on certain days. Please visit https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit/tours

22.50. 12.50

22.50 is suggested donation.

You are asked to donate $ 22.50 and enter at any time. Reservations are not required.

Yes. I believe so.

It's free everyday. You can pay what you want. A suggested donation is recommended but not obligatory

Entry fee on request from 0 -100 $. Inside the museum are many paid souvenirs. Toilet free. In one day, do not see everything)

No!

No - pay-what-you-wish for General Admission only gives you access to the permanent halls, plus the Rose Center for Earth and Space. For the special exhibitions or the Space Show, full-price admission is required: https://ticketing.amnh.org/#/tickets

I don't know as we got the subway and walked through central park. If it's anything the rest of the parking in NYC it's very costly

Yes. They currently have a special exhibit there. It is an extra 5 but totally worth it.

I doubt it. Regardless it's too crowded for a wheelchair make sure you come early in the morning or late in the afternoon because they got a busy security /ticket booth line and it'll be hard for someone with a wheelchair to go through it

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I am not entirely sure. I think you get general admission, but not admission to special exhibits. https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

You can park your car on the street, but it s more advisable to get there in the subway. The traffic in this area is horrible

No

Yes, just hold on to ticket, ask first.

2 adults (a Family Membership can include a caregiver as one of the adults and covers up to 4 children)

Go on line or ask at desk, customer service.

If you mean buy tickets, yeah. It's pay what you wish. However, I'm not sure if it's a general price for everyone or just NYC residents.

Yes

Hi Peggy! We are open as usual (every day of the year except for Thanksgiving and Christmas). For individual hall closures, please visit https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit and click on "Hall Closures."

It is pay what you want, so it can be free any day. However, the museum is great, so you should at least pay something.

Pay what you wish admission is available only at ticket counters, where the amount you pay is up to you. What you pay is what keeps this beautiful place up and running.

It's free. But you can give a collaboration for the museum.

Yes

No.

You'll find the dinosaurs in the gallery located on floor 4

Better to call them directly

Yes

Sure u can.

Yes, you need to go to information inside or google the number. They do have a lost and found department.

No

I think so but not really sure you could call and ask

Not that I'm aware of but I'm positive Night at Museum was, but I'm sure you could call and ask them

Its donations always pay what you wish

Sim

Yes. It was. External shots were taken of which are in the movie

Check in there website

Yes, you can take small backpacks and even cameras into the museum..

Recommended price for the whole tour is 23$, but its pay as per your wish..so you can pay as much as you'd like..

According to their website, 21,000 pounds of fiberglass!

It saids yearly $122 for the new york pass with 40% discount on everything

Well, For Americans living in the North East region of the United States of America, the auto club AAA (Triple A) offers bus trips regularly to New York City (aka.the greatest city on Earth) regularly. They feature rides to the metropolitan museum of art, the American museum of natural history and even a "day on your own" tour. They even will get you advanced purchased tickets to the featured attractions at both venues. It's convenient and helped us bypass the incredibly long lines at both venues. Its definitely worth looking into for the day visitor. BTW, the "Underground" is called the Subway in USA, FYI.

Good to know

did you ever figure out when the bubble saw was? yep

Yes - NJ NY CT residents

Yes you can. There may be a wait.

I’m not sure, I suggest you call them. The staff is very helpful and customer centric.

Starting tomorrow the museum is open 7 days a week again

I personally got tickets ahead, they were emailed. I do not recommend weekends, extremely crowded !!!!

It's better by subway.

If you're the type to actually take everything in, definitely not. I was there for 5 hours and covered only 3 sections

Go on the website, and it will direct you where to ask your question. Do it asap.

No. The discount conditions are on the website.

Yes, must show a vaccine card to enter

Yes. And if you have a NYCID or a resident of NYC, it's free or pay as you want. You get the tickets there in person.

There is not. There is always a paid entrance. Tickets must be purchased online in advance via the website. Fortunately, the time is not important because it is not checked, the entry date is what counts. On

Keep in mind that only with specific paid admission can you see things like the planetarium and special exhibits as they are timed. I do not believe these things are included with donations

Yes. If you are from the state of New York use the excelsior pass it's very easy. Mask also required. No eating or drinking outside of the cafeteria.

Thanks for your question. The museum is closed on Christmas day.

If you are a resident of NY, NJ, or CT you can donate whatever you want to enter

Kids usually don't have ID

Yes. The reality is there is no different between a foreign and a local. Anyone can get COVID.

Traveler tip: the American Museum of Natural History is on both City Passes and has a great App for getting around the museum.

You must have both doses.....you must be fully vaccinated

You must be a FULLY vaccinated patron to enter the museum

Yes along with identification for all adults

Reservations are required

it's by donation

Yes it’s opened, just make a reservation and bring you vaccination card.

Yes

Yes they are

One shot

Yes. We weren't asked if we were vaccinated when we entered the museum. Masks were required to be worn inside.

From the site and OFTEN OVERLOOKED: For NY, NJ, and CT residents (with ID)*: The amount you pay for General Admission *is up to you* SO there is a suggested fee, BUT if you are a resident and can provide proof of it, you can pay what you desire. It EXCLUDES special exhibits though.

no free days but if are a resident of the tri-state area, you get general admission with a donation

No

Amazing place ever great exhibits

No idea never called but it's a very busy place and they have a vaccine clinic under the whale 🐋 so they are extra busy

They probably will, though you'll have to choose a time.

Yes i had my shots and i still had to wear a mask.

Small yes, large no.

Yes

If you are a resident of NY,NJ or CT, bring proof ie:driver license or some other proof of residency and when you go in you pay whatever you want or pay nothing that's up to you

Call the museum

Yes there is

No, just bring a sturdy bag to carry your souvenirs comfortably. Or wait to buy them until the end of your visit.

The Museum offers free general admission to members of the U.S. military, plus one guest, year round.   From Armed Forces Day through Labor Day, the Museum participates in the Blue Star Museums program. During this time, members of the U.S. military receive free general admission for themselves and members of their family.

As per Google: "The average pay for a Paleontologist is $93,363 a year and $45 an hour in the United States. The average salary range for a Paleontologist is between $65,821 and $115,780."

The museum is free. You can elect to donate and there are certain exhibits which need to be paid for.

Suggested cost is for NY, NJ and CT residents with current ID only. All others must pay the regular price or the regular price + some of the special exhibits

Just keep the distance (6 feet) and cover your face.

Need to be an NY State resident to get a shot in NY or work in NY

If you have New York ID you pay what you wish. Not free on Sunday.

Yes, you can buy at the front desk. Also, you can just donate instead of buying

You get authentic information from official website.

Just reserve your time and day online. Pay what you wish when you go there even if you just pay $10 for your self. Cash or Credit card, doesnt matter.

Yes, there is a side entrance, right next to parking garage

You need to reserve online for timed entry, but you pay once there in person.

$23 for adults, child $13, seniors and students $18.

For the health and safety of our staff and visitors, and to maintain social distancing, timed entry reservations are required. https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

To protect the health and safety of Museum guests and staff, timed-entry reservations are required: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

Only street parking

You may want to call the museum directly as I am not sure if they check these Google reviews for curating pieces.

Wednesday to Sunday 10am - 5:30 pm. NY, NJ and CT Residents (with ID): The amount you pay for general admission is up to you. Those who are not residents will pay the following: Adult $ 23 / Child (3-12) $ 13 / Senior (60+) $ 18 / Student (with ID) $ 18

Sorry I'm late, yes, fourth floor is where you'll find them dinosaurs ... Someone has eaten all the meat off the bones of T-Rex 🦖 though

Yes, you have to make a reservation

Yes, as long as you have your ticket you can reenter. Yes, You can bring in your own food (reasonable). We had a little book bag with some cold sandwiches and ate on a bench away from everyone.

I brought water and a snack in my bag and they didn't say anything. I would just be cautious.

Advance, online reservations are required for all visits. Residents of NY/NJ/CT may pay what they wish for general admission tickets, in person at the Museum - however advance reservations are still required. https://ticketing.amnh.org/#/tickets

Advance, online reservations are required for all visits. Residents of NY/NJ/CT may pay what they wish for general admission tickets, in person at the Museum - however advance reservations are still required. https://ticketing.amnh.org/#/tickets

Thank you for your interest! Individual memberships cost $115 annually, and family memberships are $150. https://www.amnh.org/join-support/membership

"• The American Museum of Natural History plans to open on September 9, with member previews beginning September 2." https://www.walkingoffthebigapple.com/2007/07/museums-in-new-york-that-are-open-on.html

No

1, 2, 5, 10, till close hrs: $26, $29, $36, $46, $51

Parking We strongly recommend public transportation - it’s faster, easier, and better for the environment! However, Museum parking is available, at the 81st Street Entrance between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue. It's open from 8 am-11 pm. Click on the "entrances and exits" tab on this page for prices and more information: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

You may wish to bring the specimen to our next Identification Day, where paleontologists (and other scientists) will be on hand to share their expertise. https://www.amnh.org/learn-teach/adults/identification-day

Yes it is

I think that option is not available, to access the planetarium you would cross an area that needs the ordinary pass

23 and 18

Wheelchairs are available for visitors to use at no cost, on a first-come, first-served basis. You can find them in three places: 1. At the Membership Desk directly inside the 81st Street/Rose Center entrance 2. At the main entrance on Central Park West (upstairs) 3. In the parking garage

Founded in 1869

Holidays are different.

If you are a tourist you give a donation for the value you want.

Too expensive for what it offers, much better is that of London

For one special exhibit, the price is $28 per adult. For all four special exhibits, the price is $33. We also offer pay-what-you-wish pricing, which gives access to the permanent collection only (no special exhibitions). Pay-what-you-wish General Admission is available at ticket counters inside the Museum, and gives access to 40+ permanent galleries, including the Rose Center for Earth and Space. For admission to special exhibitions, films, and the Space Show, a +One or +All ticket is required. These can be purchased in advance on our website, or in person at the Museum. https://ticketing.amnh.org/

You must enter the Museum to go to the gift shop. You might try visiting our online store: https://shop.amnh.org. Thank you for your interest!

Pay-what-you-wish General Admission is available at ticket counters inside the Museum, and gives access to 40+ permanent galleries, including the Rose Center for Earth and Space. For admission to special exhibitions, films, and the Space Show, a +One or +All ticket is required. These can be purchased in advance on our website, or in person at the Museum. https://ticketing.amnh.org/

Yes you have to wait for the same line but it is very fast. I did the line yesterday it was very very long almost 300 mt but it took 10 or 15 minutes to get the ticket office.

23 dolars for adults and 13 for children. If you buy citypass includes other atractions and you can save some money.

Yes

Donot think so

Walk to herald square and catch the uptown B to 81st Street.

We strongly recommend public transportation - it’s faster, easier, and better for the environment! However, parking is available at the 81st Street Entrance, between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue. It's open from 8am-11pm. Click on the "entrances and exits" tab on this page for prices and more information: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

Yes.

Everytime we have been there (mostly on weekends) it was free. There is a donation box too.

Yes. The coat check is located just inside the main entrance on Central Park West. A second coat check, at the Rose Center entrance on 81st Street, is open seasonally from September through March. The Museum’s coat check accepts small items such as handbags and regular-sized backpacks. Larger backpacks and luggage are not accepted.

I have no idea. You can contact them through their websites.

The Museum offers free general admission to active duty or retired members of the US armed forces, plus one guest. Simply present your military ID at the ticket desk when you arrive. The Museum also participates in the Blue Star Museums program, each year from Day Armed Forces Day through Labor Day. During this time, general admission is free for active-duty military personnel and up to four family members. https://ticketing.amnh.org/#/tickets

Yes!

Being able to observe how dinosaurs were millions of years ago and the secrets of planet earth.

When you pay for tickets, the counters worker will gave you ☝ museum map, you can find any section and shop on this map.

I only had to make a donation also.

We strongly recommend public transportation - it’s faster, easier, and better for the environment! However, parking is available at the 81st Street Entrance, between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue. It's open from 8am-11pm. Click on the "entrances and exits" tab on this page for more information: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

Just search the museum at Google and you can see how many people are in at the moment less than usually Saturday is a little bit more crowded than during the week but not much more

No, the Museum will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. The Museum is open 363 days per year; it is closed for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day only.

The Museum is open 363 days per year. It is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas days (November 28 and December 25, 2019)

Sorry but what number? Whose?

There should be a travel board up or go online that'd be quicker and easier.

There are over 40 halls in the Museum's permanent collection, over four floors. There are currently three special exhibitions: https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions

I suggest the +One or +All. You would be missing a great experience if you did not see tye Dark Space exhibit.

It's a fascinating museum, you won't be disappointed.

The Museum will be open on December 24th, and closed on Christmas Day (December 25th). https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit/hours

I've never been to the Field Museum in Chicago, but it is said that the AMNH is the largest natural history museum in the world.

The Museum will close early for our annual Halloween party on October 26. If you plan to visit, we recommend arriving early – the permanent collections and special exhibits will be open from 10 am-1 pm. The Museum will reopen for our annual Halloween celebration, from 2-6 pm. There will be trick or treating, family-friendly activities, and the Museum will be open for exploration (though some halls will be closed). Separate admission is required for the Halloween party: https://www.amnh.org/calendar/halloween-celebration

The Museum has a food court, with a variety of selections for all ages and palates, along with two cafés that feature light meals and gourmet options: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit/dining

It s free. 0$

Jazz Fridays no longer occur, however, we have many events such as after hours socials, special presentations in the Planetarium, and more. See more here: https://www.amnh.org/learn-teach/adults/events

I am not sure but I think it is not possible.

Hello, We'd be pleased for you to visit the Hall of Meteorites, which has a number of different specimens: https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent/meteorites

I don't know, but I think that you can't buy meteorites

For being a tourist, I paid 20 dollars

Yes, just go lunch and show your tickets when you are back.

Pay-what-you-wish General Admission is available at ticket counters inside the Museum, and gives access to 40+ permanent galleries, including the Rose Center for Earth and Space. For admission to special exhibitions, films, and the Space Show, a +One or +All ticket is required. These can be purchased online in advance, or at the Museum. https://ticketing.amnh.org/

Our coat check only accepts small bags and backpacks. There may be services nearby that accept larger bags. Good luck and enjoy your layover!

You are free to enter exit as you please. Many enjoy Central Park and return later. It is a very large museum. Just show your ticket at any entry point throughout the building.

Public museums like New York are free, the price is indicative, you can say you want to donate to participate.

About 40 dollars but it enters 3l City pass

There is a parking garage but it is expensive.

No

I recommend to buy the ticket online, you save a lot of time.

Good Pyu

As far as I know there is no upper limit. But you can buy tickets online in advance.

No, it is not allowed!

Normal.

There is good temperature, you can walk normally

Not sure but they have suggested price

It will be inspected upon entrance.

Yes

Please translate to english

You can pay whatever you want.

But if you do not pay the $ 25, you have limited access. For example, do not enter the planetarium

You pay what you consider. They give an entry value but you determine if you give that or less.

for foreigners and residents the general entrance is donation

Yes

Yes, garage but don't ok now charge.

Don't know, but did you know there are several places in NYC where you can store luggage for $6,00 GO on we site for luggage storage.

It is voluntary, it does not have a fixed price.

Yes

In principle, all days except Saturday, pay as much as you want, with me many tourists paid $ 5 per person, I paid $ 20 for myself and my son, and $ 23 for an adult, $ 13 for a child.

Yes

Maybe I'm wrong here, but almost every museum has discounts for students. Zo please check the website if you want to be sure.

I'm pretty sure they do

Adult $23 / Child (2-12) $13 / Senior & Student $18

Yes

Luggage, including small cabin baggage, is not accepted in the locker room. Only small backpacks and purses.

Yes I believe you can buy all ticket types on the door on entry.

All ages are welcome in T-Rex: The Ultimate Predator! The only age restriction is for the virtual reality game, Skeleton Crew, which is for visitors age 12 and up. Hope this helps. Exhibition info: https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/t-rex-the-ultimate-predator Skeleton Crew game info: https://www.amnh.org/explore/videos/exhibits/t-rex-vr-game

Quite easily spend a good few hours there. Lots to see, various different sections. There's a canteen where you can eat. There's a T-rex experience which we didn't do ourselves, I believe that attraction costs extra.

Free entrance all the day

Yeah! They dont bother you with snacks or water. It would be better if you can bring a kid though and say its his/her. Just in case.

Yes! Enjoy your visit. https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent/ocean-life/blue-whale-model

We found street parking and r not aware of specific museum parking

Theodore Roosevelt had the iniciative, but he Made it with lots of scientists. There is a big statue in his honour

Yes!

Not sure at this moment, but it should be Lucy.

I paid 28 dollars for my ticket and that included one speciality show and entrance to all other regular exhibits!

Parking in the area is quite expensive. We do have a garage - click on the "entrances and exits" tab on the page below - but we highly recommend public transportation (you'll get in and out much more quickly). Take the B/C trains to 81st Street, or the 1 to 79th Street. Enjoy your visit! https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

Wheelchairs are available, free of charge, at the main entrance on Central Park West, and at the Rose Center for Earth and Space entrance on 81st Street. https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit/accessibility

Pay-what-you-wish General Admission tickets are available at ticket counters inside the Museum. General Admission includes admission to 40+ permanent galleries, including the Rose Center for Earth and Space. Admission to special exhibitions, films, and the Space Show require a + One, or + All type ticket. https://ticketing.amnh.org/

Pricing is the same each day of the week! For details, visit: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

I think it's 27 dollars, it could be less. But for 35 dollars you get all the exhibitions.

They do

2 years to 12 years old is $13

Tuesdays

You have to find parking. It isn't a designated place. Find a lot or follow meter rules

No

Its definitely open. It's only closed Thanksgiving and Christmas.

It's free everyday. You pay what you want

Pay what can give access to the permanent collection: https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent To access the special collections, however, it is necessary to buy a full price ticket. https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions

They have a great Titanosaur exhibit too!

Sim.

Yes you do,but they will check it before going in.

Hello Sandra, We encourage transportation as the easiest (and most environmentally friendly!) way to arrive to the museum. However, we do have public parking - for rates, click the tab under "entrances and exits" here: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

Check the website

Yes !!!

And also, the museum has maps and guides in French.

Yep! You can even touch one

In the Hall of Vertebrate Origins, we've got a set of Carcharodon Megalodon teeth - along with fossil examples of other sea giants: https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent-exhibitions/hall-of-vertebrate-origins/carcharodon https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent-exhibitions/hall-of-vertebrate-origins

Yes, and you can eat in restaurants

Yes it is. ,😁

Yes you can

You can buy there

Yes there is, just inside the main entrance on Central Park West. Coats and small bags are accepted, but larger backpacks and carry-on luggage are not. Enjoy your visit!

Go to the museum website.

There isn't

And

Buy in advance. The line can be more than an hour long.

It's just a donation, the entrance itself. It costs nothing

Yes, they are open on Sundays.

Only if you are members.

Yes

Is the museum at a suggested price?

General Admission is always pay as you wish (donation). It is free to walk right in everyday at 4:45pm-5:45pm.

One day

Yes, coats and small bags (no luggage, or large backpacks) can be left with our coat check, just inside the main entrance on Central Park West.

Only small bags and coats are accepted at the coat check - no luggage or oversize backpacks.

Parking is available at our facility located within the Museum; enter at 81st Street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue. Hours of operation are 8 am–11 pm. Rates are as follows: Up to 1 hour: $26 Up to 2 hours: $29 2 to 5 hours: $36 5 to 10 hours: $46 Max to close: $51

The B or * C * trains are closer - the D does not stop at 81st Street. You can also take train 1 to 79th Street and walk two blocks (between the museum on 81st Street or Central Park West). Enjoy your visit.

And.

Yes. To see the Space Show, buy General Admission + One ticket. If you're planning to see other special exhibitions (Backyard Wilderness, Unseen Oceans or Inside You) then buy a General Admission + All ticket. Thanks for coming to the Museum! https://ticketing.amnh.org/#/tickets

There were several items at souvenir shop, so you can check there out.

Something like "Pay what do you want" is to say you pay what you want, I clarify the normal price is like U$20 per person which allows you to enter the shows, but if you pay what you want you only enter the exhibitions and not the the shows

If you pay what you want, only get access to free exhibits, if you want go to a show you need paid.

To get the most out of it, it might be beneficial to read a book or watch a documentary about dinosaurs before you go. The exhibits are very well done and highly informative, but more context may be useful.

The museum is open from 10am-5:45pm every day of the year, except Christmas and New Year's Eve.

Pay-what-you-wish ticketing is available for General Admission only (all permanent halls, plus the Rose Center for Earth and Space) and is available at the ticketing kiosks inside the Museum. Special exhibitions require full-price tickets (GA + One or GA + All) and can be purchased at the kiosks, or online in advance, at https://ticketing.amnh.org/#/tickets

No, we are open as usual, until 5:45. Thanks for visiting!

Parking is available at the 81st Street Entrance, between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue. It's open from 8am-11pm. Enjoy your visit!

Coats and small bags may be checked inside the Theodore Roosevelt Rotunda, inside the main entrance on Central Park West. There's another bag check at the Rose Center for Earth and Space, open from September - March only. Luggage, small carry-ons, and oversized backpacks cannot be checked in the museum.

Take the B/C trains to 81st Street (note: the B train runs on weekdays only) or the 1 train to 79th Street. There is an entrance to the Museum inside the 81st Street B/C station, while the 79th Street station is two blocks west of the Musuem. Note: the 81st Street and 79th street subway stations are not wheelchair accessible. The closest accessible subway station is the 72nd Street station for the 1, 2, and 3 trains, with a connection on the northbound M7 bus on Amsterdam Avenue.

Yes. No problem. But they sell inside if you want.

Donar que quieres. I went with my wife and 4 grandkids and we donated 20 bucks.

Hi there! So sorry to hear about your lost bear. Please call 212-769-5200 anytime from 9am-5pm to speak to a representative in Visitor Services.

Entry with suggested value, as in 2015. Still suggested admission, like it was in 2015

Hello Asif, the Museum is dedicated to exploring the natural world: our planet, the abundance of life it supports, and humanity's search for knowledge in our solar system and beyond. We're celebrating our 150th anniversary this year, and we'd love to have you visit. You'll find more information here: https://www.amnh.org/about-the-museum

Hello Sabrina, yes, we do - please click on "Entrances and Exits" on this page: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

And!

Yes. Enter at 81st Street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue.

Hello, Parking is available at the museum. Click on the menu item "Entrances and Exits" here: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit

No. The cafe ave food court are both beyond the admission counters.

The Ticket price is "Pay as you wish", pratically you make a donation. It's recommended the price of 23$ but you can Pay also 1$ of you want

https://ticketing.amnh.org/#/tickets

Non-motorized wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first served basis at the following entrances: * Rose Center on 81st Street between Central Park West & Columbus * Main entrance on Central Park West * Parking garage You can ask the security guards in each of these locations for help. Enjoy your visit!

Yes but very poorly organized. Nothing like the one portrayed in the movie. There is a majority of the museum dedicated to animals and pictures of various things. Maybe 10 percent dinosaurs. If I were you I would go for more than dinosaurs to not feel disappointed

The closest trains are the B and C, which let you off right outside the Museum - exit at 81st Street. You can also take the 1 train to 79th Street, which is a 5-10 minute walk.

Pay-what-you-wish admission is available only at ticket counters, where the amount you pay is up to you.

We are as open as ever and untouched by the strike.

We have special tours available for school groups: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit/school-or-camp-field-trips

Pay as you wish

The Butterfly Conservatory is temporarily closed, and will re-open on February 1. https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/the-butterfly-conservatory

Exactly

$23 for adult and even less for young ones. Or you pay by donation at the counter.

No

Main entrance is the ticket booth.

Your ticket is good anytime you csn visit,

Not possible.

Ages 2-12

Yesduuuuuuuu

It's available, but only for New Yorkers. You should demostrate that you live in NY

They don't accept donation for the entrance anymore. If you are a NY resident, you can get a free membership for a year.

Yes

You can pay what you want, in the Museo box, for admission to the permanent exhibitions only (General Admission). For special exhibitions, movies and Space Show, you need to buy full price tickets (General Admission + One, General Admission + All) - these can be purchased at the checkout or on the web.

Hi TJ! We are open on Christmas Eve, but not Christmas Day.

No

No. I do not believe there is storage for those items.

I believe they only close Thanksgiving and Christmas

It may be a bit far but it's worth the travel l.

Hi Gladys, Thank you for supporting the museum! The Adult Membership you're referring to gives the member "plus one" privileges, meaning she can bring whomever she likes - every time she visits. So a single membership in your daughter's name will allow her to bring her boyfriend any time. If you'd like them to be able to visit whenever they like, independent of the other, then you could give them each a membership in their own name. Hope this helps.

Hi Dana, purchasing tickets in advance allows you to skip the ticket line when you arrive. Pay-what-you-wish admission, which includes all the permanent halls and the Rose Center for Earth and Space, is available at the ticket counters only. There are special exhibitions that require other ticket types (General Admission + 1, which includes all permanent galleries, plus one special exhibition, a giant-screen film, or the Space Show, or General Admission + All, which includes all of the above) These can be purchased in advance online, or at the ticket counters.

Children are $13

You can pay whatever you want if you buy your ticket in person. If you buy online you pay full price

The website says no. https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit/plan-your-group-visit/plan-your-group-visit-promos/faq

81st St between Columbus and Central Park West

You regular ID from the museum, the museum itself it's free. Just the 4 attraction is needed for the Id

As of 11/21/18 adult pricing is..... $33 for more than one scheduled special exhibition..... $28 for one scheduled special exhibition... or if you choose general admission only when asked if you will pay the suggested price of $23 anyone can politely name a new price and pay that amount.

Yes

I don't think so.

My class mates and a teacher told me they paied around $5.

You don't need to get tix ahead. They have kiosks right in the lobby.

€23 adult. €13 child (2-12) €18 senior and student Pay what you can available at counter. https://ticketing.amnh.org/#/tickets

No need for advanced notice

yes

See the following for tours: https://www.amnh.org/plan-your-visit/tours

Yes

It is all free. No charge for entry I was there last week.

No there isn't a parking

Call the before

A donation of any amount, if u stand in line. Or express ticket of 12 to 30 $

You can take it to the closest museum you have.

Not. But sometimes there are days when it's free

Round back

I don't think so, but as the museum is huge, you have to have enough time

It has no real cost. It is suggested. About $ 27. Everyone pays what they want.

Instead of paying tickets you can accept to deliver a donation and you give the money you think is worth.

Yes. They don't celebrate that man.

That you play?

There is no set price. There is an MSRP, which I think is $ 27 but I'm not sure. It seems to me that the ideal is to buy a package like the "NY pass" with access to various attractions. There is a good promotion that you buy 5 attractions and they give you 2 more. There you can include access to the Empire States, Top of Rock, Luna Park in Coney Island, the Big Bus, the Museum of Natural History, the Metropolitan Museum, Madame Tusaud, access to the Statue of Liberty ... among other. Separately or at the door is much more expensive.

Just water. In the lower part there is a quite acceptable restaurant.

And

If you want to see the whole museum it takes more than three hours, but it is not mandatory. You don't need to book either.

There is no real cost. It is a suggested price for visitors. It is worth it.

there is some dinosaur skeleton at the entrance, you can see in the name of the movie "night at the museum" 😊😉

23 adults and 18 children if you paid online but at the caunter you can paid what ever you want, the correct term is, by donation

No

No you can line up and pay at the museum when it opens.

€23 for adults. Pay what you wish at counters.

10 dollars, but you can enter without paying

And

Hi. When you go to buy the ticket, you request the possibility of paying what you want (pay what you wish) they will ask you how much you want to pay. This is only possible in direct purchase at the museum. I hope I have answered you.

I was there on Thursday just gone, and we waited for maybe 10 minutes buy tickets and get in. It was busy compared to a lot of museums, but they're pretty efficient at keeping it moving

There is no storage facility. Better to leave at bags at the hotel after checking out.

Yes, we brought my purse and a camera bag. They searched them then let us take them in.

Pidela

No there is not best option is bus travel

And

Pay what you like

No

Yes, if you can, they have no restrictions in that sense, the museum is very large and although it is busy you can walk without problem with the stroller.

I think you don't need it but if you are student of new york and you have your ID student you can get a ticket for really low price like 1$,2$ or 3$

You pay what you want, meaning that you only have to pay 1$ to go in, but some of the museum will not be open for you. To go in to all the shows there, you must pay the "recommended" price of about 22$ per person

You pay what you can afford. Therefore you donate whatever you want or can.

Yes, without problem

Don't think so.

Yes

Although there are long queues, the ticket sale works very fast. But online is always an option.

Check the website for details and discounts.

Yes, you can carry bag or backpack and water bottles

Yes paid parking

It's a separate ticket. Go for the website for more information.

It's up to you but the sugested is 23 dlls

Dont know abt that

Instead of general admission you can get a membership for free admission

No member's restaurant

Yes

Sorry I don't understand your language

Yes they are open

Please contact them directly.

Yes right. they do

All day, plan out what you want to see. That will help.

In some areas

Yes.

They might.

No the New York natural history museum is the second biggest.. the Smithsonian natural history museum of D.C is the biggest

Butterfly exhibit is closed and allow yourself all day.

Technically your ticket is a donation because you can choose how much you want to pay

There is a day of the week that is free, but I don't know what it is

I dont think so

There is a suggested fee, but you can pay according your budget.

To see everything and really look all day n possibly then some

They say pay what you want, but from what i remember my last visit I paid a set fee

Daily: 10 - 5:45 Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas That's all i see on their website

I'm not sure but probably the one across from Natual History in Central Park East The Met but call to be sure

I would use front entrance but call to make sure

I dont know about the city pass

Probably best to call them

Look for hours on their website

Well, we pay our tickets. You could find out on their website.

It is true that there are no people who can help in Spanish and parking is difficult to find. But if it's worth going

The museum has parking on premise. Underground. I used it this past Saturday

I dont know but I would check their web site

Yes, every day from 10:00 to 17:45

I'm not sure but I would think they would have parking somewhere

The museum is pay what you wish

By the hour. Topa out at around $45-$46

You technically don't pay to get in but give a donation which can be less than the posted amount. Each visit gets a ticket stub when entering for just such an event.

They open at 10 no need to queue, the museum is very large

No idea we had the city pass. In the thirty dollars

I would say on Fridays, because there are usually discounts in the evenings. However the best time of day would be earlier in the day. Because you will basically need an entire day to see many of the exhibits. Also try to visit central park, especially Belverdia's castle and Shakespeare garden, best in the early afternoon. ❤NYC have fun & culture.

Yes

Its free only if u r a resident of new york or a student from the tri state area (all students get a slight discount though). All others have to pay .

They dont allow food inside .At Least thats what it says at the entrance and they do check all bags but central park is right outside and u can go out to the park and eat.There is a food court inside the museum.

There are options and flexibility. Check in info or box office. But it should be noted that it is worth visiting.

You can pay any amount you think is fair from $0 to the reccomended amount which is $23

Metro Train takes you just at the Museum.

Should be open

Yes, there is a parking garage. There is a fee.

Yes but please check the hours.

They can be large at very busy times.

Check there website for the Work time. But kids 8 and under are free. Anyone else though you pay any amount that you think is fair from $0 to there recommended amount which is $23.

Yes but you have to check the exact hours.

The opening time is 10AM every day and closes everyday at 5:45PM

I paid $28. Online if you want to avoid the line inside to buy tickets. There's also machines if you want to buy your ticket with a credit card.

I have gone only once as a tourist. Spent 3 hours, paid as as I like but didn't went to see the exhibits. What I do recommend is to separate an entire day and be in line 15-30 min prior to opening. Once your in, start from the top floor down. (It will be crowded on the 1st floor when people start entering) This way you can enjoy everything on your own time and pace. If your near the area, you can always get a map and plan ahead with your luv ones. Hope this helps.

It says on the website, but I think it's just Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.

How much For 2 adults?

Yes, is open daily from 10 am - 5:45 pm

Yes

Yes, my sister bought one yesterday! It was $20.

General admission Adult:23$ Child(2-12)13$ Senior and student 18$ Extra's cost some more.

No but there is a suggested donation of $24

Yes.

No it closes at 6

The butterfly conservatory is considered a special exhibit. You have to pay the original price of admission plus the price of the butterfly exhibit. (Adult $28 / Child (2-12) $16.50 / Senior & Student $22.50). For an additional $5 you get the cost of admission to the museum, plus access to all of the special exhibits. Hope this helps.

A security guard will search your bag before you go in.

?? You need finish your answer..

The prices are posted as approximately $23... but it is a "pay what you want system. If you want to pay $1, you can still get tickets at the main ticket desk.

I dont think so

Tickets are available at gates, lond ques are expected

For the museum only, you pay what you want. It could be as low as one dollar for the three of you. Fir the pkanitarium movie, you have to pay the set price (about $22)

Don't know of any VIP entrance. But if you're a member you can go to the main entrance at 81st st between Central Park West and Columbus Ave. For some special events you can enter at 77th street or the central park west ground entrance. If that's what you're referencing.

You can pay ONLY WHAT YOU WANT for the museum at any entrance. If yoy want to see the attraction at the Planitarium, it is a set price.

Yes, but you can only eat in specific areas.

You can pay whatever you'd like for general admission. But there are special exhibits like the planetarium that you won't be able to see without paying full price ($23) plus the added price of the exhibit ($5 - $10). It's cheaper if you're a student, senior, young kid etc.

It's a great place for selfies. Go early or weekdays for the best photo opertunites

If you are NYC resident you can give a donation; it does not include the special attractions.

Go there and fine out

You pay what you want only at the booth not the kiosk

Its free for NY schools and camps. Films are $7.00

If you are out of state 23$ for adults $10 for children then their special pricing on movies in exhibitions but if you are in New York State its donation based

79 th street

Take the c train to 82nd st

There are area devoted to the evolution of the human species

Only on Saturday's

No you have to either buy or donate some money for a ticket but they don't mind if u donate a dollar or less

You dont have to order any food there. You pay threw the nose for a sandwich there. Better off eat something before going thereyou be a fool to get something to eat there. You pay double for a sandwich you get at a store

The will is paid

From the website, plan your visit will show the various starting times for a date

There is a parking lot underneath the museum

In fact you can bring it. They check your bag very formally.

Yes. 13 for kids, 23 for adults

General admission is suggested donation, special exhibits and movies are fixed price

That sounds about right

Yes you paid 2 dollars for backpack and coat for each

Yes, it's open. The ticket is "You pay as you want"... the price in the automatic gadget is $20 (Ia am not sure) but in the counter you can pay $5

I think that if it is necessary because you see that you are inside everything is so interesting that you do not realize the time that one pads in. It took me sim to lie for 3 to 3 hours and mesday to see it full visitalo you will not regret it

Donation based, but the theoretical price is about 30$

Not sure. Check their website or call them to confirm closings.

Closest thing to virtual would be google images

Anytime I've attended special exhibits or movies I have bought the package, I'm not sure how much is each special exhibit, but minimally $8 if I remember correctly

You can do it, but it's a far walk! Penn Station is at W34th St whereas the museum is W77th St. Then you have to walk an avenue over, which is about three "regular" blocks. Personally, its worth the metrocard fare

Its donation based

Busy as usual

Yes. However the fee is only suggested

Its donation based

Yes

No, but the museum entrance fee is by donation. The posted admission price is only a suggested donation.

Yes, there is a coat check.

Probably, more than you can imagine, Visit aquatic life, it will amaze you!

There must be, But its super convenient if you take subway C as it stops right in front of museum door.

You can go everyday and pay as you wish from $1 to sugestion admition, is up to you.

Right next to Musuem entrance is a parking garage. $ 34.;for like 4 hours

yes

Yeah, what Gregg said.

it is not free. The suggested donation of one dollar will be terminated soon.

The museum has a suggested amount to pay, however they allow you to choose how much you can pay. You can pay $1 or $23 (the suggested amount)

23 adult 14 child

Yes it does, on the Amazonian section (3rd floor)

They will tell you a "suggested" fee and leave it up to you to give a suitable donation.

No stroller rentals if possible bring the lightest umbrella stroller as it gets really packed with people on the elevator and you will wind up using the stairs instead. So a lighter stroller will be less burden on your arms.

Pay what you wish is available at the ticket counter. Suggest admission us $23 for adults, $18 seniors (60+) and students, $13 children (ages 2-12)

It is a suggested donation so you pay what you can afford.

Its 23$ recommended..but you can pay as much as you'd like..

Yes you can! You can pay whatever amount you'd like. The suggested amount is $23 USD per person. The special exhibitions like the butterfly house, cost extra. I did all four special exhibitions (butterfly house, senses, space, and flight) for a total of $33USD each. I really enjoyed the butterfly house but I think the other special exhibitions are more enjoyable for little kids. I think the special exhibitions are always changing.

Yes... And you can bring food. They just look in your bag and let you in.

Yes , you can purchase tickets on the desk as well as at kiosk..

Yes

10am to 5:30pm

Yes.

And

Can't say.....it seems natural but logically artificial

Call them or contact them through website

Hi Carrie! The "¡Cuba!" exhibit closed in mid-August.

I have no idea park in the side parking it's 3.5$/hour

You can opt for a donation and give whatever you want

Yes, Senses is open until early January 2019.

Can't remember an exact price. But not alot.

There's a recommendation of $23.00 but you can pay whatever you can.

Is there a line for the help desk? How do I get into the museum from the 81 street-Museum of natural history train station?

Yes

This time the museums should no be affected from the shutdown.

Yes

I believe there is

Yep

If one pays in the automatic kiosks, the entrance is $ 23 dollars. To pay less, enter where are the employees who receive any amount offered without issues. It is convenient to take tickets for special samples that one can go, at that moment

Very fast

No

Yes it is

They sell food on the bottom floor, starting at lunch time. Quite overpriced for cafeteria style food.

Yes it is...

Maybe

Pay-what-you-wish admission is available only at ticket counters, where the amount you pay is up to you.

According to their website, they only close on Thanksgiving and Christmas. Otherwise, they're open daily from 10am - 5:45pm.

According to their website, they only close on Thanksgiving and Christmas. Otherwise, they're open daily from 10am - 5:45pm.

Its as you wish but if you just go and ask for a ticket they going to charge you $23 unless you said otherwise

Not possible

No, you don't. Enjoy your visit.

Yes, general $23 online and at kios. Pay as you wish at location from guest attendant.

Pay as you wish by purchasing your ticket at location from an attendant. If purchase online or at kios it's about $23

When i went there last week the special shows on offer covered were a)A show in the planetarium about dark matter b) An exhibit on mummies c) A IMAX film on the flight of birds d) A room with little games to teach us about of senses e) A show on butterflies.

Open museums Neither classes nor flights

Yes, there is a parking! Access to the parking is at 81st Street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue. The daily hours are 8 am-11pm.

I think so...

No it's closed

Train up town - you will not be able to park take the A or C train to 81st street

Do not . I'm not sure but December 25 is closed

I don't no. When I went, I went by Subway, but I saw place to park around the museum.

4th floor

The origami tree is on display、but like Lego says, it's best to check the miseum website frequently

At the ticket counter a "pay-what-you-wish" admission is available every day. With this option you can get a general admission ticket that includes all museum halls but does not include special exhibitions, giant screen film or space show.

No and unfortunately it isn't exactly easy to move around in a wheelchair.

I've never encountered that, but i have seen people check strollers

Yes

Absolutely, very popular too.

No, the museum page says it's closed today

Take your student id with you and the recommended $18 is what you could pay. Age is not an issue if you are currently a student with a valid id that is not expired then you should be good

There is an expensive garage under the museum, its great if you have a large slow group, lots of kids and their grandparents, we've used it with out of town friends, but mostly just take the subway from wherever, there is a Subway entrance in the museum, very convenient

You can pay what you wishe.

Yes

Suggested is $24 but there is a big sign that says entry is donations. However, you must have a scannable ticket for entry.

Both

Check website

Yes

Yes, pay anything you like

Yup

There's a whole floor about dinosaurs. It's amazing, super great. You have to see it.

You can pay as much as you wish for general admission but for special exibits and imax you need to buy full price ticket

Nope. It's best to park remotely and take public transportation

Couldnt see behind the crowd but probably yes

There is a place for you to check in your jacket for $2, but other than that no.

Full price.

No. But it is accessed directly from the metro, since it has its own station in the basement of the building. Blue line, trains A or C.

Well, stret only

Open from Nov 20 2017 until Jan 6 2019 *There are more details about the exhibit on the website. Enjoy!!

You should just be able to download a PDF or take a screenshot, but the museum does have free WiFi.

Ask any of the guides or guards at museum

No, but you can have a personality guided tour

No, neither is butterfly exhibit nor mummies. Dark universe is definitely worth the price of admission and then some.

Not that I saw. Also the place is huge so if you drop something it is likely gone forever.

Ok

Suggested is 23$

Per the web Open daily from 10 am-5:45 pm except on Thanksgiving and Christmas

US$23 general admission (adult)

No. Never too early to start. I have been taking my son there since he first birthday and now on his third birthday he is taking me around the museum.

You will be walking from 42 street to 79th street. I personally like this walk.

No animals what I was told Plus out of the thousands of people I seen in the Museum nobody had an animal so I would not bring it

We had went to the museum but couldn't get to that exhibit because we had no idea where we where going and there was something going on in the second floor

Yes...there is!

Is the sky blue

Not free. But there is a voluntary fee, so you pay what you want.

They are minerals marie!

Not that I could tell when I was there.

As long as it is unopened such as a bag of chip or a banana but you can't bring in hot food from eateries.

You should ask the girls at the reception for information

I didn't notice any of this type of thing during my visit.

Dinosaur buffs and posh bridezillas will definitely agree on one thing: The American Museum of Natural History is an uh-mazing place to hold a wedding. With the ridonkulous backdrop of the Rose Planetarium and (weather permitting) the Arthur Ross Terrace for cocktails, a wedding day there would live on for eternity—as would paying off the bill. For starters, anyone who wants to get married there must pay a flat $3500Patron Membership donation fee. Also required is the museum admission (which is basically the room rental fee) of $11,000, plus an additional $1000 if you're using the Terrace. Don't forget that your guests need to eat and drink, so factor in $235, plus tax, per person for the food and $52, plus tax, per person for the booze. Just to keep things in perspective, though: It's still a bargain compared to the Plaza.

Regular admission is 25 dollars and seniors and students pay 18, but that is a suggested price, when you get to the entrance of museums in NY they ask you if you accept to pay that price and if you want you can pay less.

Yes. There is a bag check.

You just go to the counter desk in the main hall and make a donation as much as want.

10AM - 5:45PM every day.

Basic admission to the museum is just how much you want to pay. The suggested payment is $25 USD, if you can afford it.

They have a suggested amount of 23$, but it’s out to you. It’s pay what you wish!

60 i think it was.

On a weekday

no, but there some street parking and a lot of valet parking around

There is the largest dinosaur fossil collection in the world.

No

There is cloak room to store coats. Not sure if baggage allowed. Please call and confirm.

Dont. Take bus, subway or Uber.

Yes, one must carry its student ID and must be a full time student.

No

Pay what you wish or suggested entrance fee

For the entry you give what you want up to 1 dollar, the values ​​it says (for example adult: $ 23 students, $ 18) are only suggested to enter whatever you want However there are special exhibitions which are corduroy to part, as would be the mummies. About the New York Pass, if you have access, in the brochure that you are given in the entry, specify it.

Do you mean a dog? Only if it is a legitimate service dog.

1. It depends on how you look at it. 2. With your phone.

Yes they do but we didn't get a chance to go ..We loved the Mummy exhibit ...so interesting ...it's only there for a short stay....

Yes

Not sure, but members will definitely get.