Fun for all!! Save your money by get a package deal and to avoid being in a line. Make sure you're in your comfortableshoes because to get the best out of this place, you'll walk a lot!
Free admission every day the month of January. Check out the dinosaur skeletons and ancient Egypt exhibit. Named after the famous Chicago businessman Marshall Field.
Here, you'll meet Sue, the best-preserved T-Rex specimen ever found! Other interesting stuff here are: a wide taxidermy collection, Egyptian artifacts, and a monograph series (Fieldiana).
Sometimes, the best part is hearing young children appreciate the artifacts. "I bet just that one earring costs like $100!!!" I love these little conversations.
it will be great if u like history , and looking at dead stuff. there's a basic , discovery and all access pass. I took the basic and it took me more than 3 hours to view everything!
Great way to spend your afternoon. They have free wifi in the cafe and if your lucky you'll be able to snag a power outlet if you need to charge your cell
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The ticketing process is not user friendly and the lack of a coat check for bags in summer is a mistake. The exhibits were pretty well done and I finally got to see the Tsalvo lions.
If you have little ones, make sure you check out the crown family playlab which is located right inside the handicap/stroller entrance. It's a great place for them to play and explore!
The Evolving Earth (dinosaurs!!!) n ancient Egypt exhibits were the best. Ask for the basic museun admission price ($12 for students) if u're on a budget cos they dun advertise dat.
Had an awesome time exploring the museum with my family. Only regret is that we couldn't see everything. The museumrestaurant wasn't the best though and food was way overpriced.
The gem exhibit was fun! You can't capture ALL that sparkle with a camera, especially that S-shaped diamond in the middle display. That thing is blinding!
Eh I guess I expected something different. My interests don't lie heavily in ancient American dishware & the yes-we-get-it ancient Egypt. Go to the Museum of Science & Industry instead. It's top-notch
Travel around the world, go back in time, and discover things you never knew at The Field Museum! Whether you're a first-time guest or a frequent visitor, we're your home for endless adventures.