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If you ever thought that dinosaurs did not exist, this is an ideal museum to visit with the family and you can find real bones of dinosaurs, reptiles, and many more animals! The cost of entry is very accessible.
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Date of experience: September 2019
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We went during the Easter Holidays so it was very busy. The exhibits were very interesting and the highlight was the dinosaur room.
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Date of experience: May 2019
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There are a lot of interesting stuffs, including many dinosaurs' bones. I can spend a whole day here without boring.
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Date of experience: September 2019
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The story of Los Angeles exhibit is amazing, very informative. The animal dioramas are classic and the gem room is always fun. The dinosaur displays are terrific. Discovered the outdoor botanic garden I'd never seen before. Just a great day!!
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Date of experience: March 2020
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I visited the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County with my husband and my brother during our visit to LA this past week. My husband is a big fan of natural history museums (rock nerd), but they're not always my thing. I found this natural history museum much more interesting than the average! Yes, it has all the normal stuff (dinosaur bones, rocks/gems, animal diorama halls), but it had some surprises, too! There are nature gardens! When we visited (February 2020), there was a VERY small exhibit called "Natural History of Horror: The Science of Scary" that explored the inspiration for some of Hollywood's classic horror/sci-fi movies (Dracula, Frankenstein, The Mummy, Creature from the Black Lagoon) - small but so interesting and fun (through April 19, 2020). I also LOVED their permanent exhibit "Becoming Los Angeles," which explored LA's history. As someone visiting LA, I loved this exhibit - but I think it would really appeal to locals, too! Definitely the highlight of the visit for me! We parked in the parking garage near the California Science Center (about $12, I think) and admission to the museum (without any IMAX movies) was $15 per adult. I enjoyed this museum.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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