Expedition Dinosaur Leaves Science Museum August 16 

One last chance to visit “Expedition Dinosaur” at MASM. 

At Mid-America Science Museum (MASM), 500 Mid America Boulevard, your last chance to excavate, examine, and explore the dinosaur exhibit will be August 16. 

Don’t miss the opportunity to step into the prehistoric world of Expedition: Dinosaur, an interactive exhibit presented by Stage 9 Exhibits.  

Encounter towering animatronic dinosaurs and discover how scientists uncover Earth’s prehistoric past through hands-on activities. Walk alongside Stegosaurus, Amargasaurus, Velociraptor, Albertosaurus, Triceratops, and more.  Now everyone can explore the realm of dinosaurs like never before. 

Included with regular admission, inside the exhibit, you can: 

  • Excavate fossils 
  • Examine specimens through a Wentzscope 
  • Scan dinosaur eggs with a robotic arm 
  • Build Pangea and explore ancient landscapes 
  • Perfect for curious explorers of all ages. 

Plan your visit at midamericamuseum.org/dinosaurs. 

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