Visit the Texas Memorial Museum
Permanent exhibits include fossils and prehistoric life; native Texas wildlife; gems, minerals and meteorites; and biological evolution. Spotlighted in the museum are spectacular specimens found in Texas, including the largest flying creature ever found—the Texas Pterosaur, with a wingspan of nearly 40 feet, and a 30-foot mosasaur that swam the shallow sea that once covered most of the state.
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Admission
Same day reentry with admission sticker or receipt
INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILES |
Active or retired UT Austin faculty, staff, and students, with a valid UT ID (card holder only, other family members pay the regular rate) |
Free |
Active or retired U.S. military with photo identification and their dependents (limited to spouse and children only) |
$1 |
Non-UT Austin college students with a valid university or college photo identification |
$2 |
Children under 2 |
Free |
Ages 2 to 12 |
$3 |
Ages 13 and up |
$4 |
ORGANIZED GROUPS |
Ten or more preK-12 students from the same educational institution and their chaperones, September 1 through May 31 |
$1 per child or adult |
Home school groups of 10 or more and their chaperones, visiting on week days, September 1 through May 31 |
$1 per child or adult |
Organized UT Austin undergraduate and graduate classes. See Special Policies for UT Austin Classes for more information |
Free |
All other groups pay per regular fee schedule |
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