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| Group | Regular Price | New Mexico Resident Price |
|---|---|---|
| Adults (18-59) | $14.00 | $8.00 |
| Seniors (60+) | $12.00 | $7.00 |
| Youth (13-17) | $12.00 | $7.00 |
| Children (3-12) | $10.00 | $5.00 |
| Tot (2 & Under) | Free | Free |
| Show | Time | Time | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| T. Rex 3D | 10 AM | 1 PM | 4 PM |
| Turtle Odyssey | 11 AM | 2 PM | - |
| Bugs | 12 PM | 3 PM | - |
| Show | Time |
|---|---|
| The Little Star That Could | 11 AM |
| To Space and Back | 12 PM |
| Enchanted Skies | 2 PM |
| Big Astronomy | 3 PM |
Exciting news: sponsored museum attendance for Valencia County residents is returning soon, courtesy of Meta!
Throughout September and during a special preview on August 1-2, Valencia County residents and Isleta Pueblo members can enjoy the museum free of charge! Eligible residents should bring a driver's license or any other proof of residency to the Museum's front desk to participate during either of those periods. This includes free museum admission and entry to a show at our Planetarium.
It’s the news you’ve all been waiting for: our museum is reopening to the public on Saturday, April 4! Enjoy new features like our redesigned box office and our expanded gift shop, alongside familiar favorites like the Evolator and Bella, our roaring animatronic Bisti Beast.
We’ll be hosting a celebration at the museum on the big day, and you’re all invited! Starting at 10:00 a.m., enjoy a block party, ribbon-cutting ceremony, and a chance to explore the museum’s new amenities and familiar attractions. Shows at the Planetarium, Powered by Meta and the Verus Research DynaTheater will be included with museum admission throughout the weekend. We can't wait to show off all of our new features and familiar favorites!
A team of researchers, including a pair of paleontologists from the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science, has identified a massive new species of duck-billed dinosaur in the rocks of northwestern New Mexico. This newly discovered dinosaur, which researchers named Ahshiselsaurus wimani, lived around 75 million years ago and may have weighed more than nine tons. Learn more about this New Mexico giant by following the link Duck-Billed Dino Identified.
Before the end of summer, join us for some fun in the sun!
Celebrate our nation’s 250th anniversary as you imagine what life was like in New Mexico in 1776, the year the Declaration of Independence was written.
