Discovery or All-Access Passes Including Antarctic Dinosaurs Exhibit at The Field Museum. Four Options Available.
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Good for KidsExplore ancient Egypt, see Maximo the Titanosaur, and get access to the Antarctic Dinosaurs exhibition
- All-Access Pass includes:
- General-admission exhibitions
- All ticketed exhibitions
- One 3D movie
- Discovery Pass includes:
- General-admission exhibitions
- One ticketed exhibition or one 3D movie
- Onsite cafeteria: Two restaurants at the museum and a seasonal outdoor grill
- Transportation: #146 and #130 bus lines service the museum campus; 5-minute walk to the Roosevelt train stop; parking available at museum campus for a fee
Ideas for Your Visit
The Field Museum’s selection of ticketed exhibitions is headlined by Antarctic Dinosaurs, which paints a picture of what Antarctica looked like during the Jurassic period: vibrant and full of life instead of covered in ice and snow. As visitors walk by detailed depictions of Prehistoric scenery, they’ll encounter the fossils of four Antarctic dinosaur species, including the 25-foot-long Cryolophosaurus. They’ll also get to handle real tools that paleontologists use to extract fossils from the frozen landscape, and learn about the ever-changing climate and geology on the continent.
Whether you choose the All-Access or Discovery Pass, there’s no way you’ll miss Máximo the Titanosaur, which is the biggest dinosaur scientists have discovered to date. The touchable cast was modeled from fossils excavated in Argentina, and form a skeleton that stands 28 feet tall and stretches 122 feet across Stanley Field Hall.
Here’s a few other attractions you might want to check out:
- Underground Adventure: Giant bugs, worms, and plant organisms present a view of life at 1/100th the size of an ordinary human.
- Mummies: This exhibition showcases 14 Peruvian and Egyptian mummies, along with their intricately decorated masks and coffins. It also relies on CT scanning and 3D data to reveal the human lives behind the gilded coffins and once-mysterious bundles.
- Cyrus Tang Hall of China: Explore a culture of deep tradition and dynamic change and travel across thousands of years of history of one of the world’s most influential civilizations
The Griffin Dinosaur Experience, made possible by the generous support of the Kenneth C.Griffin Charitable Fund, includes a special traveling exhibition, Antarctic Dinosaurs; Máximo the Titanosaur; updates to SUE and the Griffin Halls of Evolving Planet; and new dinosaur education programs.
Antarctic Dinosaurs was developed by The Field Museum, Chicago in partnership with the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Discovery Place – Charlotte, NC, and the Natural History Museum of Utah.
Explore ancient Egypt, see Maximo the Titanosaur, and get access to the Antarctic Dinosaurs exhibition
- All-Access Pass includes:
- General-admission exhibitions
- All ticketed exhibitions
- One 3D movie
- Discovery Pass includes:
- General-admission exhibitions
- One ticketed exhibition or one 3D movie
- Onsite cafeteria: Two restaurants at the museum and a seasonal outdoor grill
- Transportation: #146 and #130 bus lines service the museum campus; 5-minute walk to the Roosevelt train stop; parking available at museum campus for a fee
Ideas for Your Visit
The Field Museum’s selection of ticketed exhibitions is headlined by Antarctic Dinosaurs, which paints a picture of what Antarctica looked like during the Jurassic period: vibrant and full of life instead of covered in ice and snow. As visitors walk by detailed depictions of Prehistoric scenery, they’ll encounter the fossils of four Antarctic dinosaur species, including the 25-foot-long Cryolophosaurus. They’ll also get to handle real tools that paleontologists use to extract fossils from the frozen landscape, and learn about the ever-changing climate and geology on the continent.
Whether you choose the All-Access or Discovery Pass, there’s no way you’ll miss Máximo the Titanosaur, which is the biggest dinosaur scientists have discovered to date. The touchable cast was modeled from fossils excavated in Argentina, and form a skeleton that stands 28 feet tall and stretches 122 feet across Stanley Field Hall.
Here’s a few other attractions you might want to check out:
- Underground Adventure: Giant bugs, worms, and plant organisms present a view of life at 1/100th the size of an ordinary human.
- Mummies: This exhibition showcases 14 Peruvian and Egyptian mummies, along with their intricately decorated masks and coffins. It also relies on CT scanning and 3D data to reveal the human lives behind the gilded coffins and once-mysterious bundles.
- Cyrus Tang Hall of China: Explore a culture of deep tradition and dynamic change and travel across thousands of years of history of one of the world’s most influential civilizations
The Griffin Dinosaur Experience, made possible by the generous support of the Kenneth C.Griffin Charitable Fund, includes a special traveling exhibition, Antarctic Dinosaurs; Máximo the Titanosaur; updates to SUE and the Griffin Halls of Evolving Planet; and new dinosaur education programs.
Antarctic Dinosaurs was developed by The Field Museum, Chicago in partnership with the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Discovery Place – Charlotte, NC, and the Natural History Museum of Utah.
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About The Field Museum
The Field Museum of Natural History showcases over 40 million artifacts. See SUE, the world’s largest and most complete T. rex fossil ever found! SUE is over 67 million years old! Discover Ancient Egypt with 23 mummies inside a recreated Egyptian tomb. Step into in a full-size replica of an earth lodge, the center of life for the Pawnee people in our Native American Hall. Be dazzled by the Grainger Hall of Gems and the Hall of Jades. Meet the famous man-eating Lions of Tsavo, or journey to the glittering Aztec empire in Ancient Americas. Explore Evolving Planet, where giant sloths, woolly mammoths and dinosaurs roam! Don't forget to say hi to Máximo, our new titanosaur, and the largest dinosaur ever discovered at over two stories tall!
To learn how the Museum is beginning to catalog our world for future museumgoers, check out the Groupon Guide's visit.