Milwaukee Public Museum

I stayed their all night with the cub scouts and they never did. lol

16 dollars on weeknds. Kids under 4 are free

16 on weekends and kids under 4 are free

With the maya exhibit adults are 28, kids are 19, take 2 off each ticket if Mke Cty resident

Free with reg admission or $8 for admission and$7 for seniors

The first Thursday of every month for all visitors is free. Milwaukee County residents are free everyday. Mondays are also free from 9 a.m. till noon.

Yes

Just maybe skip the life-size diorama of a triceratops getting eviscerated by a T-rex, it's a little intense for my kids fwiw.

No

The Milwaukee Public Museum is a member of the ASTC and ROAM reciprocal programs. Check with the museum you are visiting to see if they are also members to receive reciprocal admission benefits.

Yea

They close at 3PM on Christmas Eve and will be closed on Christmas Day

There is cobble stone in the Old Milwaukee portion of the museum, but No nickelodeon.

It is a big attraction.

No there isn't unfortunately. You can use their parking structure but there's a fee involved.

Yes. In 1879, various collections were incorporated into the Natural History Society of Wisconsin (the foundation for the Milwaukee Public Museum) and included 3500 rocks and minerals, and 1870 fossils.

First Thursdays in the month. You can also check on the website for more detailed information about events and services.

There is a u-pay parking lot attached to the museum on the east side of the building. This is what we use.

Yep here you go: https://www.mpm.edu/plan-visit/tickets

There's abundant handicap parking in the main, enclosed, parking lot. On-street parking is available too; I've noticed numerous open spots the last few times we've been there. I'm sorry I can't speak to whether or not there's a charge!

Check out their website.

Free first come first served

Awesome!! Thank you!!

They are open on New Years day from 9am to 5pm

First Thursday of every month. Open 9am to 8pm

ALL visitors receive FREE access to the permanent exhibits of MPM on the first Thursday of every month during Kohl's Thank You Thursday.

There are bikes outside but no scooters I saw. The bikes can be rented.

Kids 4-13 y/o - $16 Adult 18-64yo- $22

You are funny. No free parking.

Yes, there's free public wifi in the building. MPM Guest I believe.

The museum offers a free app (downloadable on Android Google play or Apple app store) called "MPM All In", which includes exhibit social stories, videos, communication prompts, etc. For more audio-guide information, I would check the front desk or call museum directly.

It’s a good 2.5 hours because it’s so big maybe longer

I believe you can't reserve the free day tickets online until the week before the date. You can always call and see if they can reserve tickets for you, but im not sure if they're restricted to only selling it the week before, as well.

The first Thursday of every month is free for Milwaukee residents. 👍

MPM is currently open Thursday - Sunday. For the most update information on hours of operations and COVID procedures, please go to www.mpm.edu/reopening

Unfortunately not yet.

No I do not remember this. Contact museum and ask them.

Opened in 1884, there's a neat display about the museum's history on the first floor I believe.

No it is not. It’s free the first Thursday of each month

Yes, first thursday of the month

The prices we just paid are $21 for adult and $15 for our 11 year old. Under 4 is free.

yes if you park in the parking structure

The First Thursday of every month. All day, open to close.

The first Thursday of every month

Yes check the website

I believe that you park in the main garage and then you have to get your ticket stamped or checked at the front desk inside the museum when you check in.

Call

I'm not sure. I would go to a local pawn shop and I'm sure they can give soecifics. Blesses. N good luck. Sounds like you have

Wow I didnt think they had bingo at the museum.

You may have to find parking for your rig on your own if it doesn't fit in the garage parking spaces.

Humor me, An Amazing Astronauts You must go see !!! ! JUST DO IT ! 🤯 Google it or ☎️

The price varies on age and membership. I suggest looking at the museum's website. Have fun!

Google maps has a review feature where you can write. Otherwise, contact the museum.

First Thursday of every month from 9am to 8pm. https://www.mpm.edu/plan-visit/visitors/ticket-prices

Yes, from 9am-5pm. It's also open on Sunday from 11am-5pm.

There is a parking structure connected to the Milwaukee public museum or meter parking if you find a parking spot out on the street by MATC

July 4th, November 28th and December 25th are the only closed dates for 2019 from the MPM's website.

It's free

Yes. Go and take in the culture.

Call

I think it is 18 to get in but you can go on the free day which is the first Thursday of each month.

Hi Amy, Our next adult sleepover will take place in Spring of 2020, but we will be hosting several adults-only evening events this year. The first is Mystery at MPM on October 19. You can find out more info at http://www.mpm.edu/mystery.

100% yes. Just make sure it's a reclosing one

Every first Thursday of the month is free

17 for an adult and 12 for kids. Under 2 is free

It shows about every region of the world, or a look at the way it used to be. A little glimpse of everything imaginable. Well worth th visit if you are in the area.

Includes all Permanent Exhibits and a Planetarium  Adults $18. Children 5 to 13 $12. Senior 65+ $14 college student and active military $14. I'd required Includes all Permanent Exhibits, a Planetarium Program, and Dome TheaterAdults $24. Children 5 to 13 $18. Senior 65+ $20 college student and active military $20. I'd required 1st Thursday of month is free admission for all visitors

18 adults and 15 children? Not very safe from children. Parking on the street on Sundays is free. By the way, the walk is very nice.

Love the Streets of old Milwaukee, the live butterfly exhibit, and the American Indian costumes.

It did

$25 for adults, $16 for ages 5-13, and $18 for 65+, college students, and military. They also have reciprocal admission with many other museums.

Adult tickets are $18. Youth (ages 5-13) tickets are $12 and senior, college student and active military tickets are $14. Note: Admission is always free on the first Thursday of every month, thanks to a partnership with Kohl's.

Yes. 10am to 5pm

Yes you can pay entrance only.

Don't think so, because MAM membership doesn't get you into public museum.

I don't believe so. I have never noticed anyone with one that was a 'rental'. But I would call them to clarify.

Yes, but they may be checked for security.

In parking structure next to museum, have your ticket validated when buying tickets for museum. Only 5 dollars for parking then. Stay in extreme right lane when exiting if paying by cash.

I would say the after two pm. The school kids are usually gone.

Often the museum hosts visiting special shows and exhibits, and there is an additional fee to enter those.

Yes, 11am to 5pm

The exhibit runs 2/10-5/28, and is open during regular museum hours: M-F 10-5 Sat 9-5 Sun 11-5

Even members have to pay extra for the Mayan exhibit

Adults tickets are $25 and kids are $16. That includes a Maya pass and the ability to go to the Planetarium.

Yes.

I remember the Dinosaur Dash! It took place in the 1980's and 1990's. My Uncle ran it every year. I remember the triceratops t-shirts. 1999 might have been the last year it was held. We've been members for the past few years- if they were still holding it, we would have heard something about it.

They do have a free day every month for Milwaukee residents its the first Thursday of every month. As for discounts call and ask.

I would ask directly. It could be holidays that are causing delay or the post office.

If we aren't hungover

Exhibit: Adult $24 Youth (5-13) $17 Senior $19 College student or active military $19 According to their ticket page. Regular Museum pass Price: Adult $21 Youth $15 Senior $17 College student or military $17 Children under 4 FREE Look ticket page on their official website for free days.

We spent a good two hours there and only got through 2 or 3 exhibits taking our time and reading. I feel like we probably could have spent a couple more there no problem.

First Thursday of the month. Go early, it gets crowded.