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Best for families with young children, school-age explorers, rainy or hot days, and visitors looking for a substantial Cultural District activity.
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Overview
The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History combines hands-on science and local-history exhibits with a children’s museum, the Noble Planetarium, and the Jane & John Justin Foundation Omni Theater. It is one of the city’s most useful indoor family attractions and a central stop in the Cultural District.
Details
- Setting: indoor
- Time needed: 2-4-hours
- Planning: advance-ticket-recommended
- Availability: year-round
What to Know
General visitors currently enter through the Omni Theater lobby on Lansford Lane rather than the Gendy Street school-group entrance. The planetarium is included with museum admission; Omni Theater tickets are separate.
Location
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1600 Gendy St, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Access Notes
General visitors currently enter through the Omni Theater lobby on Lansford Lane rather than the Gendy Street school-group entrance. The planetarium is included with museum admission; Omni Theater tickets are separate.
Pricing Details
Museum admission is $16 for adults ages 12–64, $14 for seniors 65+, $12 for children ages 3–11, and free for children 2 and under. Omni Theater admission is separately ticketed.
Accessibility Details
The museum is wheelchair accessible and has a limited number of complimentary wheelchairs. Limited accessible parking is available nearby. A calming room, communication board, and sensory programming support visitors with sensory needs.
Parking Details
The Western Heritage Garage is closest to the current general entrance. Published rates are $6 for up to two hours, $12 for two to three hours, and $15 over three hours, with possible special-event pricing.
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