Exploratorium Ticket｜San Francisco

How to Use Your Voucher

• Please present the e-voucher on-site
• How to Use

Includes/Excludes

• Admission to the Exploratorium
• Museum map (available in English, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Tagalog, Simplified Chinese and French)
• Includes
• Dining expenses
• Tips
• Service charge
• Personal expenses
• Insurance
• Other expenses not mentioned above
• Parking fee
• Tactile Dome experience (temporarily closed)
• Excludes

Cancellation Policy

• Once the order has been completed, it cannot be canceled, modified, or refunded
• Cancellation Fee Payment Method

Voucher Redemption Period

• The voucher must be redeemed on the selected date and within operating hours; Invalid after expiration

Reminders

• Present this digital ticket and a valid photo ID at the museum's Ticketing Desk to receive the next available timed entry ticket
• Comfortable shoes are highly recommended, as the campus covers 3.3 acres
• Coin-operated lockers available (up to 23.5 x 29 x 23 ", 33 x 73 x 58 cm)

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Purchase Notice

For your health and safety, please adhere to COVID-19 prevention measures implemented by the attraction and the local governmentAdmission is free for children below 4 years old during the daytime. Proof of age (e.g. passport) is requiredChildren below 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult (18+) to enter the attractionsStrollers are available on a first-come, first-served basisWheelchairs are available at the museum

Please visit the official website to check for details on the most up-to-date operating hours before booking, as the ticket is only valid on the selected date. In the event of operating hour changes, no prior notice will be provided

What you could expect

San Francisco's Exploratorium is more than a museum - it's an educational experience the whole family can enjoy! Step into a world of science, art, and human perception with hundreds of interactive exhibits designed to boggle the mind.

Ever seen a massive storm and wished you could find out what was going on in the center of a tornado? Now's your chance. Take a look at yourself in a huge oversized mirror. This curved piece of reflective glass was originally part of a flight simulator. You won't believe the sights and sounds you'll discover! Use a microscope to investigate developing eggs from zebrafish, and see how your pulse compares to theirs. Stamp your feet and make a miniature earthquake with the seismograph, or explore amazing images made from shadows.

• With hundreds of exhibits, you can enjoy a whole day of expanding your mind.