One best spot to spent family time in cold weather of NYC. My kids love this museum & dino bones, we can be there whole day. must see museum of NYC

I especially liked the planetarium (1st floor). The children and I were delighted. I was left with a lot of impressions from viewing the dinosaurs and the skeletal section of animals. You need to plan at least 3 hours. The room is very warm.

A rainy Sunday in New York, the museums were very popular. The line up outside the Natural History Museum stretched back past the subway station. We were prepared in that we had pre-booked tickets and this shortened the amount of time it took to get in considerably. We weren't aware that some of the best experiences (National geographic movies etc) required additional tickets. It didn't matter , the museum is mammoth and the scale of some of the panoramas is astounding. My main reason for wanting to go was the Dinosaurs floor. The best collection I've ever seen, and the most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton on display anywhere in the world - worth the price of admission alone.

Woooow what an amazing museum!! Definitely one of the best one in the world!! This museum have such an incredible collection of everything i surprised about the the archaeological remains of Peru that they have is surprising! And the dinosaur skeletons are amazing!!

This is Truly one of the Worlds Great Museums. I was fortunate to visit this Museum as a school boy of 8. I feel equally fortunate to visit it again. The Museum has wonderful exhibits and has been featured in several Major Motion Pictures

The museum is a fabulous place to learn—about anything you could want. A must-see for adults as well as children. We recommend spending more than a day if you want to see everything. You could spend all day, but you’d be exhausted. Alternatively, you could plan ahead of time to visit certain exhibits. We enjoyed most (1) dinosaurs and other extinct animals, and (2) human origins. The butterfly pavilion, for which you have to pay extra, is worth the extra. It’s a joyful experience to be around so much fluttering beauty. (The vivarium is warm—so be prepared to deal with that.) We found the signage and maps hard to follow. We recommend asking a staff member to help you plan your routes Some of the exhibits are dated (because not incorporating recent knowledge or because the information has been worn off a display by many hands). But, all in all, we learned a lot. The only downside to the museum is the cafeteria. Avoid it. We had to pay nearly $70 for three bad packaged sandwiches, chips, drinks.

Facing Central Park, this natural history museum is certainly the largest, most beautiful and most documented in the world. Between the rooms dedicated to our dear planet, the rooms devoted to the animals that travel the world and those that enlighten us on prehistory, there is something for all tastes and all ages. Also take a look at the room of butterflies that flutter around you. A great moment of relaxation and education.

The American Museum of Natural History is amazing! From the T-Rex skeleton to the Hall of Biodiversity, every exhibit is fascinating and informative. The layout is easy to navigate, and there's something for everyone. It's a must-visit for anyone curious about the natural world.

This museum is captivating! I gained a thrilling exploration of our planet and universe. From the dinosaur exhibits to the strange stone from outer space. I couldn't help but was left in wonder and curiosity. Def come back to explore more areas.

Absolutely amazing Museum. This museum puts DC's Smithsonian to shame. Such great exhibits and amazingly presented. Not sure if its because there is a fee to enter compared to Smithsonian, but $100 for a whole family is not much and you can easily spend most of the day in here. We were her in the summer and it was not that crazy busy.. first you need to avoid the long lineup at the Central Park door and go to the back where there is never a line.. Also, the parking below is easy and cheap and it saves you tons of time walking around. Kids loved seeing all the places that were in "Night at the Museum" movies and just an overall great place to spend a day.