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The Field Museum and 4 other must-see Chicago attractions

The Field Museum

All-Access Pass

With 4.5 billion years under one roof, The Field Museum is your passport to travel the world and back in time! Come face to face with SUE, the largest and most complete T. rex ever found. Descend into an ancient Egyptian tomb featuring 23 mummies or shrink to the size of a bug in Underground Adventure. Now, you can see it all, including special exhibitions and a 3-D film!

Museum Campus Chicago 1400 South Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60605 (312) 922-9410 fieldmuseum.org

Open daily, 9am-5pm Last admission at 4pm Closed Christmas Day

CityPASS Admission

All-Access Pass, including admission to all permanent and ticketed exhibitions plus your choice of one digital 3D film

Highlights

• 26 million artifacts, including SUE, the world's largest, most complete T. rex.
• Evolving Planet — 4 billion years of life on Earth
• CityPASS includes an All-Access Pass to special exhibitions.
• Underground Adventure
• CityPASS includes an Ernst & Young 3D Theater film.

CityPASS Entry

Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at Will Call (far right cashier desk, below CityPASS sign — inside the South entrance) for Express VIP entry and to skip the main ticket lines. Then, go directly to the 3D Theater to secure a show time. Admission to special exhibitions and 3D film require timed entry and are subject to availability.

Special Exhibits Included with CityPASS

Images of the Afterlife
Through June 9, 2013
Two ancient Egyptian mummies from Field Museum collections will come face-to-face with the public like never before in Images of the Afterlife. Recent CT scans and the latest 3D imaging revealed the mummies’ age-old secrets to Museum scientists, and enabled an artist to create hyper-realistic sculptures portraying how these two individuals looked in life, thousands of years ago. Now no longer merely mummies #30007 and #11517, you’ll be able to envision the mummified remains as real persons—a woman in her forties with curly hair and a teenage boy named Minirdis.

Scenes From the Stone Age: The Cave Paintings of Lascaux
Through September 8, 2013
Walk through exact cave replicas by flickering light and marvel at full-size copies of paintings - some never seen before by the public - created nearly 20,000 years ago by our early ancestors. Deconstruct the paintings' many layers of complexities, meet a lifelike Stone Age family, and discover why the true meaning and purpose of the caves remain a mystery even today. For a limited time, uncover the birthplace of artistic creativity, only at The Field Museum.
This exhibition was created by The General Council of Dordogne, with support provided by the Regional Council of Aquitaine, the French Ministry of Culture and Communication, and the European Union.

Living with Wolves
Through July 7, 2013
Living among a pack of wolves at the edge of Idaho’s Sawtooth Wilderness, Jim and Jamie Dutcher spent years in a tented camp intimately observing the social hierarchy and behavior of the famous Sawtooth Pack. Now exquisite, large-scale photographs bring you closer than ever before to each individual pack member, and invite you to explore each wolf’s role within their interconnected social group. Experience the selection of pack leaders, the birth of pups, and the mourning ritual following the loss of a pack member. Plus, learn how the reintroduction of wolves has played a key role in balancing and managing the ecosystem of Yellowstone National Park and beyond.
This exhibition was organized by the nonprofit organization Living with Wolves.

Advice for Visitors

• Upon arrival, go directly to the 3D Theater to secure a show time, as shows are by timed entry and subject to availability.
• Start your summer visit before 11 a.m. to avoid crowds.
• Free highlight tours are offered daily; ask at the Field Museum Information Desk for a schedule.
• Get 10% off Museum Store purchase of $25 or more at on-site locations only. See booklet for details.

On-site Services

Parking: Parking is available at the North Garage and the East Museum Lot; see details.

Please Note: During Soldier Field events, including Chicago Bears' home game days, Museum Campus parking (owned by the Chicago Park District and managed by Standard Parking), is unavailable to museum visitors. Visitors are encouraged to use public transportation.

Dining: McDonald's, Corner Bakery Café within Museum

Accessibility: Manual wheelchairs, free

Self-Guide: Download free tour: 45-60 minutes, 19 stops; English and Spanish; see details.

Gift Shop: Main Store and Forecourt, the Sue Store, Rockology

Coat Check: Open seasonally for coats and bags.

Strollers: Available for rent

Getting There

CTA trains: Take the Red, Green or Orange Line to Roosevelt Road and walk east along Roosevelt Road to Museum Campus.

CTA buses: The #146 Inner Dr./Michigan Express provides regular daily service to the Museum Campus.

Group Requirements

Groups of 15 or more: Call (312) 665-7300.

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