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- American Museum of Natural History. This museum sleepover doesn't show any signs of slowing down. Every time AMNH releases new dates, they sell out quickly, even with prices that exceed $375.
- Natural History Museum, London. Londoners can take part in "Dino Snores" events at the Natural History Museum, London, also with unique events for children and adults.
- The Hepworth Wakefield, West Yorkshire. The Hepworth Wakefield is a contemporary art museum in West Yorkshire, England. The Hepworth Sleepover is for children aged 5 to 12 accompanied by an adult chaperone.
- California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco. The most popular museum sleepover on the west coast is Penguins & Pajamas at the California Academy of Sciences.
Apr 20, 2024 · Natural History Museum, London. Best for: animal fans Just down the road from the Science Museum, the popular prehistory-themed Dino Snores sleepovers for seven- to 11-year-olds sell out fast ...
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- The American Museum of Natural History
- The California Academy of Sciences
- San Diego Zoo Safari Park
- The Field Museum
- The British Museum
- The National Archives
- National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
- The Natural History Museum
- Rubin Museum of Art
- The International Spy Museum
New York, New York
For an authentic Night at the Museum experience, look no further than the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Here, adventurer-loving guests are invited to explore the building's halls and exhibits with flashlights before eventually setting up camp under the museum's iconic blue whale. You can plan your all-ages slumber party here.
San Francisco, California
Adorably called “Penguins + Pajamas,” the sleepovers at the California Academy of Scienceshave something to offer for everyone, from animal lovers to aspiring astronauts. Guests sleep in the aquarium, where they may even come face-to-face with Claude, the albino alligator!
San Diego, California
The San Diego Zoo‘s beloved Roar and Snore Safari enables guests to sleep under the stars and close to the animals. The cute and cuddly camp-out is perfect for families and adults, and even offers an array of tents!
Chicago, Illinois
Dozin' with the Dinos, the Field Museum‘s overnight event, is a fun way for little ones to get excited about the esteemed institutions's science-based collections and “see the museum in a new way!” This event is open to families and groups with children ages 6-12.
London, England
The British Museum—one of the most visited museums in the world—allows overnight guests to “enjoy a monumental night’s sleep.” Geared toward youths, this event is open only to those with a Young Friendsmembership.
Washington D.C.
If you prefer documents to dinosaurs, you're sure to enjoy snoozing next to the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights at the National Archives. After ample activities and a movie night, guests of all ages settle down in the building's beautiful rotunda.
Cooperstown, New York
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum‘s Extra Innings Overnightsare a fun way for families to bond over baseball. In addition to hands-on activities and exhibition access, guests are treated to a baseball movie! This event is open to families with children ages 7-12.
London, England
London's famed Natural History Museum offers 2 versions of its wildly popular Dino Snores nights: one for kids (ages 7-11) and one for grown-ups. While both are fun and exceptionally educational, the latter, of course, is a bit more boozy!
New York, New York
One of the more mellow museum sleepovers, Dream-Over at the Rubin Museum of Artinvites guests to “dream under the compassionate and wakeful gaze of a hundred buddhas.” This calming overnight stay is the perfect zen retreat for art lovers!
Washington, DC
Targeted toward tiny secret agents, KidSpy Overnight: Operation Secret Slumber at the International Spy Museumentertains children (ages 9-13) and their families with “a night of top-secret KidSpy training.” Guests don disguises and crack codes before falling asleep in the hi-tech exhibition galleries.
The last drop off time is 4:30 pm. All items must be picked up before 5:45 pm when the museum closes and before check in for the sleepover begins. If you choose to stay to visit the day after your sleepover, you may store your items in the coat check which is open 10:00 a.m.-5:45 p.m. Regular fees apply.
- Evening snack and light breakfast Cots for all participants Fossil fact-finding mission by flashlight Planetarium show in the Space Theater 3D natu...
- Everyone must bring a sleeping bag (or equivalent sleeping gear) and a pillow. Inflatable mattresses are not permitted. Sleeping cots will be provi...
- To purchase tickets for A Night at the Museum, please call Central Reservations at 212-769-5200. Online ticketing is not available at this time.
- You will receive an email confirmation immediately after you register for A Night at the Museum. Please print out your email and bring it to check-...
- Each group will be required to maintain a ratio of one adult supervisor per three child participants. All chaperones must be at least 21 years old.
- Guests will sleep in the Hall of Ocean Life under our beloved blue whale, beneath famous dioramas in the Hall of African Mammals or Hall of North A...
- E-mail sleepovers@amnh.org to request a specific hall, but please note that we cannot guarantee space in any hall. Management will do their best to...
- A Night at the Museum begins at 6 pm and ends at 9 am the next morning.
- Parking is available at our facility conveniently located within the Museum. The garage is located on 81st Street between Central Park West and Col...
- Please enter at the Rose Center for Earth and Space entrance on 81st Street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue to check in with your sle...
Our sleepovers offer an exclusive opportunity to discover more about the collection and temporary exhibitions, led by world-class storytellers, historians, artists and reenactors. Sleep in the Museum's galleries Get up close to the collection and sleep among ancient royalty, temples and tombs. Participate in fun activities
Jan 24, 2017 · As much a party as a cultural experience, this festive 21-and-over sleepover offers tours, curator talks, self-guided flashlight explorations, planetarium programs, 3-D natural history films in ...
Jun 1, 2018 · American Museum of Natural History. Surely one of the country's most popular museum sleepover experiences, the American Museum of Natural History's "A Night At The Museum" gives attendees ages six through 16 the opportunity to hang out after hours at one of New York City’s top museums. Spend time with the dinosaurs, get to know our earliest ...
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