The Mind Museum in BGC has announced that it will implement a ticket price increase starting July 2, 2024, a minimal hike since the musuem opened over 10 years ago.
"Since our opening in 2012, we have always believed that science should be accessible to everyone, which is why tickets for teachers and public school students have been, and will continue to be, significantly subsidized. As we step into new awesome adventures, please continue to enjoy our museum with these new rates."
"We are grateful to be part of your learning journey for the past 12 years. We look forward to continuing this intergenerational journey with you," the post concluded.
The Mind Museum's New Ticket Rates
Below are the new rates for a 3-hour visit at The Mind Museum, effective July 2:
- Adult: P625
- Child/Private School Student (up to college): P550
- Philippine Public School Student (up to college): P230
- Adult companion (max. 3 per public school student): P230
- School Teacher in the Philippines: P230
The Mind Museum's Core Galleries
Atom Gallery
This gallery teaches kids about the basic building blocks of matter, from atoms to molecules. Kids can build giant molecules, play with magnets, and learn about the periodic table.
Life Gallery
Life Gallery takes kids on a journey through the human body, from the brain to the heart. Kids can climb inside a giant heart, learn about DNA, and see how the five senses work.
Earth Gallery
From the name itself, Earth Gallery explores our home planet, from its formation to its climate. Kids can see a giant globe, learn about earthquakes and volcanoes, and experience a simulated typhoon.
This is also where you will see the museum's famed T-Rex exhibit. Any kid who loves dinosaurs will surely want to see this!
Universe Gallery
This gallery takes kids on a journey through the universe, from the solar system to the Milky Way galaxy. Kids can see a model of the solar system, learn about stars and planets, and experience a simulated spacewalk.
Technology Gallery
Last but not least, the technology gallery explores the history and future of technology. Kids can see robots, learn about computers, and play virtual reality games.
In addition to the permanent galleries, the Mind Museum also has a variety of traveling exhibits. There is also a "tinkering space" called Makerspace Pilipinas, where kids can tinker, build, and invent.
The Mind Museum is located at JY Campos Park, 3rd Avenue Bonifacio Global City Taguig City, Philippines. It is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9 am to 6 pm.
Entrance tickets to the museum can be purchased online. There are discounts for students, seniors, and groups.
Click here to know more about another kid-friendly museum, the National Museum of National History.