The museum features a diverse range of programs and exhibitions that highlight and celebrate its vast collections and the local community. You can explore rotating exhibits, including dinosaur skeletons, and discover the science behind popular culture, such as the underwater world of SpongeBob SquarePants.
Consider riding the Metro E (Expo) Line and exiting at the USC/Expo station. This is a convenient option, especially on days when there are multiple events in Exposition Park, which may impact parking and traffic around the museum.
The museum holds more than 35 million artifacts, including dinosaur skeletons, an insect zoo, and many other fascinating items.
Yes, you can buy tickets online, but please note that international ticket buyers have been experiencing intermittent issues with the online ticketing system. If you encounter any problems, you can email the Call Center or give them a call for assistance.
The museum aims to make its Exposition Park location, and the surrounding L.A. community, a place where everyone can discover nature, science, and culture. It strives to be a welcoming and inclusive space for all visitors.
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