12 of the World’s Best Dinosaur Museums
7 years ago
https://paleontologyworld.com/curio.....nosaur-museums
I can confirm the Field Museum. I live an hour away and have been there many times. It completely spoiled me as a child, and most other museums have been a disappointment. That said, I haven't been to any others on the list, so I don't know how it compares to them. I have wanted to go the AMNH for a looong time, and the Royal Tyrell museum as been high on my list for almost as long.
I can confirm the Field Museum. I live an hour away and have been there many times. It completely spoiled me as a child, and most other museums have been a disappointment. That said, I haven't been to any others on the list, so I don't know how it compares to them. I have wanted to go the AMNH for a looong time, and the Royal Tyrell museum as been high on my list for almost as long.

Northern-Fury
!northern-fury
Royal Tyrell Museum contributed to the fact I still love dinosaurs, forever and always.


Obviously this reviewer had never come to Cleveland. *^^*

JohnStripedfur
~johnstripedfur
The Natural History Museum at the Smithsonian has a really good dinosaur exhibit. Surprised they didn't put that museum in there.

History_Furs
~historyfurs
OP
I was just there in May and was super disappointed. >_> It had a Triceratops, a Tyrannosaurus, a few other small fossils, and little else. Their minerals section had more content than the dinosaur section. :/

JohnStripedfur
~johnstripedfur
Did you go to the Hall of Mammals exhibit or the Oceans exhibit?

History_Furs
~historyfurs
OP
We did see a bit of the ocean exhibit, but not the mammals. It was our second stop of the day and so didn't have a lot of time. We saw the skeletons, the gems and minerals the teeny tiny Egypt "section" and the dinosaurs.

JohnStripedfur
~johnstripedfur
Ah. Well, next time you go there. Check out the Mammals exhibit. It's really good.