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Museum of Science and Industry
About Museum of Science and Industry
Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry is actually one of the largest science museums in the WORLD, with more than 35,000 artifacts and nearly 14 acres of hands-on exhibits designed to spark scientific inquiry and creativity.
That is quite a family day out, so are you ready for the adventure?
Kids can see how technology is transforming our clothes to enhance our lives, and experience a real U-505 Submarine - the ONLY Germany submarine in the USA!
Baby chicks make an appearance in the Baby Chick Hatchery, where you can discover the complex variables that produce new life, and the family can collaborate in a fast paced simulation to create a more sustainable city!
Uncover the physics and chemistry in natural phenomena like tornados and avalanches, and even follow the story of man's quest to travel the seas through the Museum of Science and Industry's collection of model ships!
There are passenger trains, experimental exhibits for young children, exhibits on transportation history (including an opportunity to travel from Chicago to Seattle in intricate details on a massive model railroad!) a coal mine to descend, and even discover mathematical patterns within the natural world in a mirror maze!
Yes kids, there is even a Fairy Castle too!
It's hands-on fun for the whole family at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry, with a world of science, technology and history just waiting to be discovered!
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Suggest editAdults $21.95
Children $12.95 (Ages 3 to 11)
Last Update 2023
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Museum of Science and Industry FAQ’s
Do they have baby facilities?
A limited number of strollers are available to rent in the Entry Hall for a $3 charge ($5 for double strollers). The museum welcomes nursing mothers and has a nursing room in the Idea Factory exhibit on Lower Level 1.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Museum of Science and Industry?
You won't go hungry at the museum! There's a food court with fresh-made pizzas, hand-pressed burgers, chicken tenders, soups, sandwiches, pasta and more. There's also a cafe great for sandwiches and snacks, and even an ice cream parlor!
Any top tips when visiting?
You can add experiences to your ticket if you like!
Does Museum of Science and Industry have a gift shop?
From the Museum Store, to the Kids Stop Shop, photo studio and two other smaller stores, there are plenty of places to grab something to take home with you after your visit!
Teachers corner
Special itineraries, group activities, tours and lunch options are some of the ways in which they can accommodate your school's visit!
Do they have baby facilities?
A limited number of strollers are available to rent in the Entry Hall for a $3 charge ($5 for double strollers). The museum welcomes nursing mothers and has a nursing room in the Idea Factory exhibit on Lower Level 1.
Is Museum of Science and Industry fully accessible?
The museum is accessible, with accessible parking, access, ramps and elevators! A limited number of manual wheelchairs are available in the Entry Hall. A photo ID is required for complimentary use of a wheelchair.
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