Natural History Museum of Utah Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Natural History Museum of Utah. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• SLC Bus Tours: Night Tour on Double Decker

Natural History Museum of Utah tickets are US$24.95 for adults, with discounted admission of US$22.95 for seniors (65+) and young adults (ages 13–24). Children ages 3–12 can enter for US$20.95, while children 2 and under are free. Admission is also free for museum members and University of Utah students, faculty, and staff with a valid U Card.

Yes, you can purchase tickets at the door, but the museum encourages visitors to book online in advance. Online ticketing allows you to select a timed entry slot and receive your admission by email, making entry faster and more convenient. Tickets available for purchase at the museum may sell out in advance.

Yes, the Natural History Museum of Utah offers behind-the-scenes tours of the Paleo Prep Lab, where paleontologists work on current projects, and the Past Worlds Gallery, which highlights Utah’s dinosaurs. The museum also hosts a wide range of special programs, from author talks and film screenings to family-friendly events such as hands-on workshops and family yoga.

Yes, the Natural History Museum of Utah is designed with families in mind, so hosts several hands-on experiences and engaging science displays geared toward young visitors. Kids can enjoy the dinosaur exhibits and interactive programs, such as trying out the role of a paleontologist in the “dinosaur dig” or joining themed activities like an Ice Age dinner party.

Yes, there’s parking at the Natural History Museum of Utah—there are two surface lots downhill from the museum, connected by footpaths and wheelchair-accessible ramps. Visitors can also reach the museum by UTA bus routes that stop nearby, and bike racks are available on-site.