Chicago Field Museum Admission Fees

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Ticket prices, senior & resident discounts, free Wednesday admissions, accessibility details, and the best ways to visit for less — all from the museum’s official sources.

⚠️ Prices Change — Always Confirm at FieldMuseum.org

The Field Museum uses dynamic pricing — ticket costs vary by date, demand, and which pass you select. The figures on this page reflect research from official and authoritative sources as of March 2026, but are illustrative ranges. Always check the current prices at fieldmuseum.org before you visit. Buying online in advance is generally less expensive than purchasing at the door and guarantees your entry time, especially on busy days.

💡 10 Key Things to Know About Field Museum Admission

The Field Museum is one of the world’s great natural history museums — home to SUE the T. rex, ancient Egyptian tombs, and exhibitions spanning 4.6 billion years of Earth’s story. Located on Chicago’s Museum Campus at 1400 South Lake Shore Drive, it is open 9 am to 5 pm daily. Here is everything a first-time or returning visitor needs to know about admission costs before booking.

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How much does it cost to get into the Field Museum? General Admission (permanent exhibitions only) starts at approximately $30 for out-of-town adults. Chicago residents pay less — typically in the low $20s. Seniors (65+) receive a $3 discount. Prices vary by date.
The Field Museum offers three main ticket tiers for most visitors. General Admission covers all permanent galleries including Evolving Planet, Inside Ancient Egypt, The Ancient Americas, and the hall featuring SUE the T. rex and Máximo the Titanosaur. As of early 2026, standard online General Admission for non-Illinois-resident adults starts around $30, per TheTraveler.org’s verified 2026 guide. Chicago residents select the “Chicago ticket” at checkout and pay a reduced rate (approximately low $20s for adults) with ID required at entry. The Field Museum’s official pricing page confirms seniors (65+) receive a $3 discount. Because the museum uses dynamic pricing, costs fluctuate slightly by date — weekend and peak-season dates run higher than off-peak weekdays. Always view the current ticket price at checkout on fieldmuseum.org.
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What discount do seniors get at the Field Museum? Seniors (age 65 and older) receive a $3 discount on admission. Seniors are also eligible for additional discounts on memberships. Show a photo ID confirming your age at the ticket counter.
The Field Museum’s official tickets-and-pricing page explicitly lists seniors as eligible for a $3 reduction off General Admission. The same $3 discount applies to students with a valid school ID or proof of enrollment. For example, if General Admission is $30 for a non-resident adult, a qualifying senior pays approximately $27. Chicago-resident seniors stack both discounts — the residency discount and the senior discount — bringing the price down further. Seniors are also eligible for enhanced membership pricing. If you plan to visit the museum more than once in a year, or want to visit other local museums (many offer reciprocal membership benefits), a senior membership may save significantly compared to paying per-visit admission.
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Can Illinois residents visit the Field Museum for free? Yes — every Wednesday, Illinois residents receive free General Admission. Advance online reservations are strongly recommended. Bring valid proof of Illinois residency.
The Field Museum’s Illinois Free Wednesdays program is one of the most generous free museum access programs in the country. Per the museum’s official Free Wednesdays page, fieldmuseum.org, and confirmed by the Chicago Loop Alliance’s 2026 free museum days guide, free General Admission is available to Illinois residents every Wednesday throughout 2026. Online advance reservations are strongly recommended; tickets are also available onsite subject to daily capacity. Free Wednesday admission covers all permanent galleries — Evolving Planet, The Ancient Americas, Inside Ancient Egypt, and more — but does not include 3D movies or special ticketed exhibitions. Bring a valid Illinois driver’s license, state ID, or other accepted proof of Illinois residency. Chicago residents visiting on a Wednesday save even more since both the residency discount and free Wednesday program overlap.
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What is included in the General Admission ticket versus the All-Access Pass? General Admission covers all permanent galleries. The Discovery Pass adds one special exhibition or one 3D movie. The All-Access Pass includes all ticketed special exhibitions and one 3D movie. Each tier is priced higher than the one below.
The Field Museum uses a three-tier pass structure, confirmed across multiple sources. General Admission (Basic): entry to all permanent halls and galleries including SUE the T. rex, Máximo the Titanosaur, Inside Ancient Egypt, Evolving Planet, and Cyrus Tang Hall of China — typically ~$30 for non-resident adults. Discovery Pass: General Admission plus one special exhibition or one 3D film — typically ~$34 for adults. All-Access Pass: General Admission plus all currently running ticketed exhibitions and one 3D film — typically ~$45–$50 for adults. All prices are approximate, vary dynamically, and are lower for Chicago residents, Illinois residents, seniors, students, and children. If there is a headline special exhibition running during your visit (such as the Pokémon Fossil Museum opening in 2026), the All-Access Pass often provides the best value for a full-day visit.
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Are children ever admitted free to the Field Museum? Yes. Children under age 3 are always admitted free. Children ages 3–11 receive discounted admission. Museums for All (EBT/WIC) program: $3 per person for up to 6 people per household.
Children under 3 are always free at the Field Museum, per the official pricing page — no ticket or reservation required for them, though the accompanying adults still need tickets. Children ages 3–11 pay a discounted child rate below the adult price. Under the Museums for All program (a national initiative), families presenting a valid EBT (Link) or WIC card from any U.S. state are eligible for $3-per-person General Admission for up to six people in the group. This must be purchased in person at the museum (not available online) by presenting the valid EBT or WIC card at the ticket counter. This is one of the most valuable discounts available for budget-conscious families and was confirmed on the Field Museum’s official tickets-and-pricing page.
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What other free or heavily discounted admission programs does the museum offer? Illinois K–12 teachers: free with employee ID. Chicago CityKey cardholders: one free General Admission visit in year one (+ family). Active military and corporate members: free. Chicago residents: daily discount.
The Field Museum’s official pricing page lists several community discount programs. Illinois Teachers (pre-K through 12th grade): free General Admission with a valid school employee ID — in-person only. Chicago CityKey cardholders: free General Admission for one visit in the first year of holding the card, and immediate family members with them also receive free admission — present CityKey card at the ticket counter. Corporate Members: employees of current corporate supporters receive free admission for themselves and varying numbers of guests depending on the sponsorship level. Chicago residents: a daily discount by selecting the Chicago ticket option online and presenting ID at arrival. These programs must be used in-person unless otherwise noted and are not combinable with online discount codes.
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What are the museum’s hours and is it closed on any holidays? Open daily 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Last entry is at 4:00 pm. The museum is closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day only.
The Field Museum is open every day of the year except Thanksgiving and Christmas Day, per the museum’s official Free Wednesdays page and the main fieldmuseum.org homepage. Hours are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, with last entry at 4:00 pm. This means if you plan to arrive in the afternoon, build in enough time — the permanent collection alone is vast (13 acres of exhibit space, over 40 major galleries) and rewards 3–4+ hours of exploration. CityPASS’s official listing confirms last admission at 4 pm. On Illinois Free Wednesdays, arriving early is especially advisable as capacity can fill; online advance reservations are strongly recommended. Most permanent galleries remain open the full day, but some special exhibitions and 3D film screenings have earlier last-entry cutoffs.
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Is the Field Museum accessible for visitors with mobility challenges or wheelchairs? Yes — fully accessible. The East entrance (facing Shedd Aquarium) is the wheelchair-accessible entrance. Complimentary wheelchairs are available at both entrance doors. Accessible parking is in the adjacent East Museum Lot.
The Field Museum’s official Accessibility page provides detailed information. The accessible entrance is on the East side of the building, at ground level, facing the Shedd Aquarium — a passenger drop-off area is also on the East side. Wheelchairs are available for loan at no charge at both the South entrance (main level, facing Soldier Field) and the East entrance (ground level). Accessible paid parking is in the adjacent East Museum Lot on a first-come, first-served basis; overflow accessible parking is available at the Soldier Field Parking garage. For visitors using paratransit, Pace Suburban Bus offers prearranged paratransit services — visit Pace’s Chicago ADA Service website for details. Museum visitor services staff are positioned throughout the building to assist as needed throughout your visit.
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Is a Field Museum membership worth it for seniors or regular visitors? For anyone planning two or more visits per year, membership typically pays for itself. Members receive free General Admission on every visit, discounts on special exhibitions, 10% off store and restaurant purchases, and early access to new exhibitions.
The Field Museum’s official homepage confirms that members see the museum free every time and receive early, exclusive access to new exhibitions, plus 10% savings on all Museum restaurant and store purchases. A basic Individual membership costs more upfront than a single-day ticket, but if you visit twice in a year the math typically favors membership. For seniors, the museum offers additional membership discounts beyond the per-visit $3 senior ticket discount (confirmed by the official pricing page). Chicago-area seniors who want to make a day of it multiple times through the seasons — especially with new exhibitions rotating through — will generally find membership the strongest value. Membership also supports the museum’s scientific research, which employs over 100 scientists working on collections of more than 40 million specimens.
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What is the Chicago CityPASS and is it worth it for a multi-museum visit? Chicago CityPASS bundles Field Museum General Admission (+ 2 add-on experiences) with entry to other top attractions. 3D films can be added for $5/person. It typically saves 40%+ vs. buying separately and is best for visitors seeing multiple Chicago attractions.
CityPASS Chicago (rated 4.7/5 by over 14,000 reviewers per the official CityPASS site) bundles the Field Museum with other top Chicago attractions including the Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium, 360 Chicago, and more. The Field Museum entry via CityPASS includes General Admission to all permanent halls and galleries, plus a choice of two standard add-on experiences (select ticketed exhibitions or experiences). 3D films can be added for $5 per person for CityPASS holders — a discount over the standard add-on price. CityPASS also provides 10% off Museum store purchases of $25 or more. For out-of-town visitors planning to see multiple major Chicago attractions in one trip, CityPASS typically represents 40%+ savings versus purchasing tickets individually. Available at citypass.com/chicago or directly at attraction ticket counters.

Sources: fieldmuseum.org/landing/tickets-and-pricing (official; senior $3 discount; student $3 discount with ID; children under 3 free; Museums for All $3/person EBT/WIC; IL Free Wednesdays; Chicago resident daily discount; CityKey free one visit; IL teachers free; corporate member free; in-person only for community discounts); fieldmuseum.org/our-events/free-wednesdays (official; 9am–5pm daily; last entry 4pm; closed Thanksgiving/Christmas); fieldmuseum.org/ (official; members free every visit; 10% store/restaurant; early exhibition access); TheTraveler.org 2026 (non-resident adult GA ~$30; Chicago residents low $20s; online cheaper; Pokemon Fossil Museum 2026); WonderfulMuseums (multiple 2025–2026 guides; Explorer/Basic ~$30–$32; Discovery Pass ~$34; All-Access ~$45–$50; IL residents ~$2 off; Chicago ~$5+ off; seniors/students small discount); Chicago Loop Alliance 2026 (Free Wednesdays IL residents confirmed; online advance reservations); WGN Feb 16 2026 (Free Wednesdays confirmed; proof of residency required); ChicagoKids.com 2026 (Wednesdays free IL residents; includes Evolving Planet, Ancient Americas, Ancient Egypt; online reserve); Upparent Jan 5 2026 (Free Wednesdays confirmed; reservations recommended); CityPASS official (GA + 2 add-ons; 3D films $5; 10% store; 4pm last admission; rated 4.7/5)

📊 Field Museum Key Facts at a Glance

✅ Illinois Free Admission

Every Wednesday

Every Wednesday throughout 2026 Illinois residents receive free General Admission covering all permanent galleries. Online advance reservations strongly recommended. Bring valid IL residency proof. Does not include 3D movies or special ticketed exhibitions.

🧓 Senior Discount (65+)

$3 off admission

Seniors aged 65 and older receive a $3 discount on General Admission, confirmed on the official Field Museum pricing page. Show a valid photo ID at the ticket counter. Additional senior membership discounts are also available.

🕒 Daily Hours

9 am – 5 pm

Open daily including weekends and most holidays. Last entry 4:00 pm — plan accordingly for afternoon visits. Closed only on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Arrive early on Illinois Free Wednesdays to secure entry.

👨‍🦯 Accessible East Entrance

Ground Level

Wheelchair-accessible East entrance faces the Shedd Aquarium at ground level. Drop-off area on East side. Free wheelchairs at both South and East doors. Accessible paid parking in East Museum Lot; overflow at Soldier Field garage.

Sources: fieldmuseum.org official (Free Wednesdays; senior $3 discount; 9am–5pm last entry 4pm; closed Thanksgiving/Christmas; East entrance wheelchair-accessible; East lot accessible parking; wheelchairs at both doors)

📋 Admission Price Overview

⚠️ These Are Approximate Ranges — Verify Exact Prices at FieldMuseum.org

The Field Museum uses dynamic pricing. The figures below are representative ranges based on multiple authoritative 2025–2026 sources. Actual prices at checkout may differ. Always check fieldmuseum.org/landing/tickets-and-pricing before purchasing. Online advance purchase is generally less expensive than walk-up prices at the door.

🧮 Approximate Ticket Price Ranges (Non-Illinois-Resident Adults, Online)

Pass Type	What’s Included	Est. Adult Price	Est. Senior / Student
General Admission	All permanent galleries (SUE, Egypt, Evolving Planet, Máximo, China Hall, Ancient Americas)	~$30–$32	~$27–$29 (after $3 off)
Discovery Pass	General Admission + 1 special exhibition OR 1 3D movie	~$34	~$31 (approx.)
All-Access Pass	General Admission + all ticketed special exhibitions + 1 3D movie	~$45–$50	~$42–$47 (approx.)
Children ages 3–11	Same access as adult pass selected	Reduced child rate	—
Children under 3	Full access (adult must purchase ticket)	Always FREE	—

💰 Key Discount Programs (Verified from Official Sources)

Who Qualifies	Discount / Benefit	How to Claim
Illinois Residents	Free General Admission every Wednesday	Reserve online or get tickets onsite; show IL ID
Chicago Residents	Everyday discount (approx. $5+ off adult GA)	Select “Chicago ticket” online; show residency ID at entry
Seniors (65+)	$3 off admission	Show photo ID confirming age; in-person at ticket counter
Students	$3 off admission	Valid school ID or proof of enrollment; in-person
EBT / WIC Cardholders (Museums for All)	$3/person for up to 6 in group	In-person only; present valid EBT (Link) or WIC card
Illinois Teachers (pre-K – 12th grade)	Free General Admission	In-person only; show school employee ID
Chicago CityKey Cardholders	1 free visit in year 1 (+ immediate family)	Show CityKey card at ticket counter
Members	Free every visit + 10% store/restaurant	Membership card; additional senior membership discounts available

Sources: fieldmuseum.org/landing/tickets-and-pricing (official; all discount programs; senior $3; student $3; under-3 free; EBT/WIC $3 up to 6; IL teachers free; CityKey free visit; Chicago resident daily discount; all in-person); WonderfulMuseums (multiple 2025–2026 guides; GA ~$30–$32; Discovery ~$34; All-Access ~$45–$50; Chicago resident approx. $5+ off); TheTraveler.org 2026 (Chicago resident low $20s adult GA); MuseumDad (seniors 65+; students valid ID; $3 senior/student discount structure confirmed)

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❓ Field Museum Questions Answered Plainly

💡 What should seniors know before visiting the Field Museum?

Take the $3 senior discount on admission. Show your photo ID at the ticket counter. If you live in Chicago, also select the “Chicago ticket” online to stack the resident discount with your senior discount. Illinois-resident seniors visiting on Wednesday get in free on General Admission.
Use the East entrance. The East entrance is at ground level (facing the Shedd Aquarium) and is the fully accessible entrance. The South entrance requires climbing steps from the main plaza. The drop-off zone is also on the East side — ideal if you’re arriving by car, taxi, or rideshare.
Request a free wheelchair at the door if needed. No reservation is required for museum wheelchairs. They are available at both the South and East entrance doors on a first-come, first-served basis. Museum visitor services staff can help with routing through the galleries.
Plan to arrive before noon on busy days. The permanent collection spans 13 acres across 40+ major galleries — far more than most visitors can absorb in one trip. Pacing your visit and arriving earlier in the day means shorter lines for popular exhibits like SUE the T. rex and the Egyptian tomb walk-through.
Check the museum’s calendar for special exhibitions before booking. If a headline exhibit is running during your visit (such as the Pokémon Fossil Museum in early 2026), adding it to your ticket at the time of purchase is almost always cheaper than paying separately at the door. The All-Access Pass may be the best value if multiple special exhibitions are currently open.

💡 What are the most popular things to see at the Field Museum?

The Field Museum’s permanent collection is anchored by several iconic highlights. SUE the T. rex — the world’s largest, most complete, and best-preserved Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered — has its own dedicated hall. Máximo the Titanosaur, the largest dinosaur to ever live, is on display in a massive ground-floor gallery visible from multiple levels. Inside Ancient Egypt features one of the most complete ancient Egyptian tomb complexes outside of Egypt, including actual burial chambers visitors can walk through. Evolving Planet traces 4 billion years of life on Earth through fossils and interactive displays across an entire floor. The Cyrus Tang Hall of China covers over 10,000 years of Chinese history and culture with thousands of artifacts. The museum also offers excellent 3D films, rotating special exhibitions, and a gift shop and dining options inside the building.

💡 How do I get to the Field Museum and is parking expensive?

The Field Museum is located at 1400 South Lake Shore Drive on Chicago’s Museum Campus, easily accessible by car, public transit, and rideshare. By CTA bus: the 146 Inner Drive/Michigan Express and 130 Museum Campus routes serve the area. By Metra commuter rail: the Museum Campus/11th Street station serves the area on the Metra Electric line (Van Buren Street station in the Loop). By car: paid parking is available in the East Museum Lot adjacent to the building — this includes accessible spots. Additional parking is available at the Soldier Field garage. Note that parking fees still apply on Illinois Free Wednesdays even when admission is free, per multiple sources including Upparent’s 2026 guide. Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) drop-off at the East entrance is very convenient, especially for visitors with mobility considerations.

💡 Can I visit multiple Chicago museums affordably on the same trip?

Chicago’s Museum Campus groups the Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, and Adler Planetarium within walking distance of each other, making a multi-museum day trip remarkably efficient. The Chicago CityPASS bundles multiple attractions (including the Field Museum, Shedd, and Adler) at typically 40%+ savings versus individual admission. The Chicago CityKey card (a Chicago municipal ID card) provides one free General Admission visit to the Field Museum in its first year. For Illinois residents on Wednesdays, the Field Museum is free; the Shedd Aquarium also offers Illinois residents free evenings on Tuesday nights (5–9 pm) and select dates throughout 2026, per the WGN and Chicago Loop Alliance free museum day guides. Planning a Museum Campus day around Illinois Free Wednesdays at the Field Museum and a Tuesday evening at the Shedd can mean a nearly free afternoon and evening of world-class natural history.

💡 Is the Field Museum good for older adults — and how long should I plan to stay?

The Field Museum is one of the most senior-friendly of Chicago’s major museums. The permanent galleries are spread across two main floors with excellent elevator access throughout the building. Seating is available throughout the galleries, making it comfortable to rest frequently. The scale of the permanent collection — SUE the T. rex, Máximo the Titanosaur, Egyptian tombs, Chinese dynasties, prehistoric life — rewards a leisurely pace. Most visitors find that 3–4 hours covers the permanent highlights comfortably. A full day including special exhibitions and a 3D film can easily fill 5–6 hours. Bring comfortable walking shoes. The Field Museum’s gift shop and food options allow you to stay in-building for the entire visit without needing to leave the campus. For visitors using wheelchairs or mobility aids, the layout is designed for accessibility and the East entrance provides step-free access to all floors via elevators.

Sources: fieldmuseum.org/landing/accessibility (official; East entrance ground level; drop-off East side; free wheelchairs both doors; East Museum Lot accessible; Soldier Field overflow; Pace ADA paratransit); fieldmuseum.org/ (official; SUE T. rex; Máximo Titanosaur; 13 acres; 40+ galleries; 40M+ specimens; 100+ scientists; members free every visit; 10% store/restaurant); fieldmuseum.org/landing/tickets-and-pricing (official; all discount programs confirmed); CityPASS official (Chicago CityPASS; Field Museum GA + 2 add-ons; 3D films $5; 10% store; Museum Campus walking distance; 40%+ savings); Chicago Loop Alliance 2026 (Shedd free IL resident Tuesday evenings 5–9pm; Field Museum Free Wednesdays; Adler free Mondays and Wednesdays through April); WGN Feb 16 2026 (IL free museum days confirmed; advance reservations recommended; proof of residency); Upparent Jan 5 2026 (parking fees apply on Free Wednesday admission days confirmed; online or onsite reservations); TheTraveler.org 2026 (Pokemon Fossil Museum 2026; permanent collection; last admission 4pm; closed Thanksgiving/Christmas)

📍 Find the Field Museum & Nearby Chicago Attractions

1400 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, IL 60605 • (312) 922-9410 • Open 9am–5pm daily (last entry 4pm) • Use the East entrance for accessible/step-free entry.

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✅ Six Ways to Pay Less at the Field Museum

Visit on a Wednesday if you are an Illinois resident. Free General Admission every Wednesday covers all permanent exhibitions. Reserve a free ticket online in advance at fieldmuseum.org to guarantee your spot and skip waiting at the door.
Claim your senior discount ($3 off). Show your photo ID at the ticket counter. If you also live in Chicago, select the Chicago ticket online for additional savings. Both discounts can be used together.
Use the EBT/WIC Museums for All program. If you have a Link card, SNAP, or WIC card, you and up to five people in your group pay only $3 each for General Admission. Must be purchased in person at the museum.
Buy tickets online in advance. Online prices are generally a few dollars less than walk-up rates. Advance purchase also locks in your entry time, avoiding wait or capacity issues — especially important on Free Wednesdays and peak season weekends.
Consider CityPASS if you plan to visit multiple Chicago attractions. If your trip includes the Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium, and 360 Chicago in addition to the Field Museum, CityPASS typically saves 40%+ versus individual admission and includes 3D film discounts at the Field Museum.
Join as a member if you plan more than one visit per year. Members pay no admission on any visit, receive 10% off store and restaurant purchases, and get early access to new and special exhibitions. Senior membership pricing is available at a further discount from standard adult rates.

© BudgetSeniors.com — This guide is for general informational purposes. Ticket prices are approximate ranges based on verified sources as of March 2026; actual prices change. Always confirm current admission rates at fieldmuseum.org before your visit. Field Museum phone: (312) 922-9410. Address: 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, IL 60605. CTA trip planner: transitchicago.com. Pace ADA paratransit: pacebus.com/ada. Chicago CityPASS: citypass.com/chicago.

Primary sources: fieldmuseum.org/landing/tickets-and-pricing (official; all community discount programs; senior $3; student $3; under-3 free; EBT/WIC Museums for All $3/6 people; IL Free Wednesdays; Chicago resident daily discount; CityKey free one visit; IL teachers free; corporate member free; in-person for community discounts; advance online reservations strongly recommended for Free Wednesdays); fieldmuseum.org/our-events/free-wednesdays (official; 9am–5pm; last entry 4pm; closed Thanksgiving/Christmas; subject to capacity); fieldmuseum.org/ (official homepage; members free every visit; 10% store/restaurant; early exhibition access; Pokemon Fossil Museum through April 4 2026); fieldmuseum.org/landing/accessibility (official; East entrance ground-level accessible; drop-off East side; free wheelchairs South + East doors; East Museum Lot accessible paid parking; Soldier Field overflow; Pace Chicago ADA service); TheTraveler.org 2026 (non-resident adult GA ~$30; Chicago residents low $20s; online cheaper; Pokemon 2026; last entry 4pm; closed Thanksgiving/Christmas); WonderfulMuseums (multiple 2025–2026 guides; GA ~$30–$32; Discovery ~$34; All-Access ~$45–$50; IL ~$2 off; Chicago ~$5+ off); Chicago Loop Alliance 2026 (Free Wednesdays IL residents; Shedd free Tuesday evenings; Adler free Mondays/Wednesdays); WGN Feb 16 2026 (IL free museum days; advance reservations; proof of residency); ChicagoKids.com 2026 (Wednesday IL free; includes Evolving Planet, Ancient Americas, Ancient Egypt; online reserve); Upparent Jan 5 2026 (parking fees apply on Free Wednesday; reservations recommended); CityPASS official (GA + 2 add-ons; 3D films $5; 10% store $25+; 4pm last admission; rated 4.7/5; 14,467 reviews); MuseumDad (3-tier structure; seniors 65+; students valid ID)

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