Yes for Saturday and Sunday. Not Monday apparently

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Yes! The first floor of the Museum is always free-of-charge, which means you can visit our Museum Store and Only in America Gallery (featuring Steven Spielberg's camera, Jonas Salk's polio vaccine vial, Estee Lauder's datebook, and more) - for free.

Free public "Highlights" tours (~60 minutes) are usually offered at 11:30am and 2:30pm every day the Museum is open. Availability is subject to change, so please check at the Admissions Desk on the day of your visit for confirmed times. Please note that space on these tours is limited; interested visitors should request tour badges from Admissions to reserve a spot, which are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, please visit our website.

Length of visit - We recommend that you plan for no fewer than 2 hours. However, how much time you can spend here is ultimately dependent on what type of museum "user" you are. While those who tire easily will find that they can certainly see the entire Museum and get a good sense of the Core Exhibition in a few hours, many visitors spend an entire day here. With content-rich galleries containing more than 30 original films and many state-of-the-art interactive displays, there is plenty to keep a heavy user occupied.