1 / 3Perot Museum of Nature and Science
📍 Victory Park, TX
11 permanent halls cover dinosaurs, birds, space, and sport science. The newly transformed Moody Family Children's Museum serves younger visitors. Interactive experiences include a T. rex speed race and bird flight simulator.
Excelente museo para q aprendan los niños y se diviertan
🏆 Family Action Verdict
A strong all-ages museum with content that scales from toddlers in the Children's Museum through teens engaged by the speed race, dinosaur halls, and sport science. School group visits can make weekday mornings crowded — weekend mornings or member preview events offer a calmer experience. Plan at least three to four hours for a thorough visit.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
Your details go only to the venue you’re contacting, so they can reply — we never sell them or share them with anyone else. By sending an enquiry you agree to our Privacy Policy.
💬 What Families Are Saying
View all reviews →20,523 Google reviews
Maria Valencia
“Excelente museo para q aprendan los niños y se diviertan”
Shelley Vasquez
“Too many schools bringing kids at the same time! Plus...its time to update some of the musty dusty exhibits.”
Reviews from Google
Overview
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas spans 11 themed halls including the T. Boone Pickens Life Then and Now Hall with full dinosaur fossil skeletons, the Rose Hall of Birds with an interactive flight experience, and a sport science hall featuring a speed comparison race against a T. rex, cheetah, and Patrick Mahomes. The newly transformed Moody Family Children's Museum serves the youngest visitors with hands-on exhibits.
