A Day Traveling Through Movie Scenes | One-Day Adventure at the American Museum of Natural History

#MayGoodPlaces2025 #NewYork #Museum 🚇 Transportation｜How to get to the American Museum of Natural History? 📍Address: 200 Central Park West (near the west side of Central Park) ✅ The subway is the most convenient! Take the B or C subway line and get off at 81 St – Museum of Natural History. The main entrance of the museum is right outside the station! If you happen to come from the east side of Central Park, you can also walk all the way from the park as a warm-up~ ⸻ 🎟️ Ticket Information (2025) • Adults: about $30 • Students/Seniors/Children: about $17-25 💡Suggestion: Book tickets online first, or use the New York CityPASS package for a better deal! ⸻ 🌟 Top 5 Must-See Exhibition Areas (Including Movie Scene Introduction!) 1️⃣ Fossil Halls 🦖 Movie Scene Reappearance! Remember the T-Rex that plays with its own bones in the movie? It's really here!! This huge Tyrannosaurus Rex fossil is located on the 4th floor, and it's so domineering. There are also Brontosaurus, Triceratops, Stegosaurus... People who like dinosaurs will definitely go crazy! 📸 Check-in recommendation: The long lens of the Dinosaur Fossil Corridor looks like walking into a time tunnel! ⸻ 2️⃣ Roosevelt Rotunda Hall 🎬 Movie Scene: Presidential Statue Opening Reception Area As soon as you enter the museum, you will see the "President Roosevelt Equestrian Statue" in the movie. In the movie, he is a funny and bossy character~ The ceiling here is high and the space is spacious. It is the classic reception hall of the entire museum. ⸻ 3️⃣ Gilder Center｜2023 New Hall This is a brand new exhibition area, and the interior of the building is like a maze in another world! Inside: • Living Butterfly Pavilion (butterflies will fly around you🦋) • Insect Zone • "Invisible Worlds" interactive exhibition (an immersive experience that seems to be a combination of cells, universe and AI) 📸 Check-in recommendation: The curved wall design + the sunlight is beautiful like a movie scene! ⸻ 4️⃣ Milstein Hall of Ocean Life Look up! A 28-meter-long blue whale model is suspended in the air, which is super shocking. This is one of the classic scenes that many tourists must take pictures of. 🎬 Movie Easter Egg: Although the blue whale model did not "move" directly in the movie, the atmosphere of the entire exhibition area is very similar to the late-night fantasy scene in the movie.