Reopened and Re-energized
Satisfy your science curiosity in a safe environment. Learn more about all the precautions we’re taking in the pursuit of #CatalyzingUsForward. As we explore our new normal together and welcome staff, volunteers, and guests back into our physical spaces, we’re taking extra precautions—from physical distancing to increased disinfecting—as we look forward to inspiring curiosity and imagination. We ask that you please respect the following rules to ensure an enjoyable and safe experience for all.

COVID-19 Safety Measures + Updates
We are grateful for your support and want to ensure you are aware of changes we’re making, along with what we will be asking of our staff, volunteers, and guests in the coming months. Together, we can navigate the changes that help to keep each other safe and healthy.
Your family’s safety is our top priority. Our promise to you is an unwavering commitment to safe spaces for all who visit the Museum, including:
- Following all public health orders regarding COVID-19.
- Creating specific cleaning roles and protocols to focus on disinfecting high touch areas.
- Using EPA approved list N disinfectant cleaners.
- Conducting regular hygiene assessments.
- Adding hand sanitizer stations throughout the Museum.
- Placing handwashing reminder posters in all restrooms.
- Increased ventilation and air exchanges of fresh air throughout the building.
- Installed Plexiglas shielding at high guest interaction points.
- Installed Chip & Pin credit card machines at retail sales points.
- Increased number of hand sanitizing stations.
- Following all CDC, State and Local guidelines and requirements.
- Requiring timed ticketing for all guests to allow for controlled capacity and physical distancing.
- Maintaining an air filtration system that exceeds CDC requirements.
- Promoting proper hand washing and hygiene throughout the building with signage.
- Performing proper disinfecting throughout the building.
- Operating T Rex Café with limited capacity and disinfection between uses.
- Encouraging telecommuting when the job allows and reducing onsite staff capacity by 50%.
- Requiring sick employees and volunteers to stay home.