FIELD TRIPS

All field trips are geared towards providing an immersive, standards-based learning experience and cross-curriculum learning opportunities focusing on math, science, social studies, language arts, geography, and arts.

FEATURED EXHIBITS

Book a field trip during the dates below and experience one of the Museum's popular featured exhibits!

Field Trip Information

Field Trip Information

Self-guided field trips offer an opportunity for your group to explore the Museum at their own pace through chaperone-led play.

Field Trip Includes:

  • A welcome and brief orientation by a Museum Educator  
  • Opportunity to explore the Museum’s Learning Zones  
  • Experiencing our Super Spectacular Science Show on stage 
  • Chaperone responsibilities document and field trip flow guide. 

* Due to space and time constraints, field trips will not be permitted to participate in the Art Studio and Science Bar. 

Field Trip Details

  • Field trips are scheduled for 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and select Mondays.
  • Check-in is at 9:30 AM.
  • Maximum Field Trip capacity is 250 people (this includes students, teachers and adult chaperones).
  • The Museum requires one (1) adult for every five (5) children. Required adults are free and counted towards the 250 capacity- additional adults/chaperones MUST be paid through the school and cannot purchase individual tickets online.  
  • The Museum has an overall capacity and any additional adult arriving without a school purchased ticket will be turned away. 

Lunch

  • The Museum has limited lunch space available on a first come first serve basis.
  • There are two rooms available to book for school groups with a maximum of 36 total people per room (30 students and 6 adults). 
  • Both rooms may be booked if availability allows and must be booked at time of reservation. 
  • Each room may be booked two times maximum per visit (120 student capacity). 
  • Alternatively, school groups are welcome to walk across the street to Centennial Olympic Park for picnic lunch after visiting.
  • If you have any questions regarding lunch, please contact our Reservations team.

Learning Zones

Permanent Exhibits

Explore our 6 year-round permanent exhibits!

Gateway to the World

Travel the world and explore six continents and climb among the planets.

Fundamentally Food

Follow the food we eat from farm to table! Milk Buttercup, the Museum's cow, and pick vegetables from a garden. Ship the harvest to the local store and purchase it from the shelves of the grocery. Create a nutritious meal at the Museum's pretend diner.

Let Your Creativity Flow

Explore the science of color at the Museum's paint wall and build topographical landscapes at the augmented reality sand table.

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Tools for Solutions

Learn about the six simple machines with the Museum's giant ball machine. Explore electricity and connect pipes at the construction house. Design and test a structure against earthquakes.

Step Up to Science

Learn about the science of light and sound in Catch a Wave. Designed to enhance children’s STEAM understanding, Step Up to Science also offers opportunities to explore engineering in Jane’s Innovation Station.

Additional learning zone for kindergarten and younger:

Leaping into Learning

Catch a colorful fish at our pond! Go under our waterfall without getting wet. Climb into our tree house and see animals from the forest.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

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REQUEST A FIELD TRIP!

Fill out our Field Trip Form to request a call back. Or, if you prefer, call 404.527.3693 to speak with our Reservations Department over the phone.