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Вход: входной билет в музеи и термальные ямы Ла-Бреа.

Вход: входной билет в музеи и термальные ямы Ла-Бреа.

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Discover the curiosities of one of L.A.'s most unusual attractions: La Brea Tar Pits and Museum with this admission ticket. Enjoy this unique experience which helps unlock the local mysteries of the Ice Age. Visit an active Ice Age dig site and watch paleontologists excavate millions of fossils before your eyes. From viewing saber-toothed cats, mammoths, dire wolves, giant sloths, and watching scientists work on excavated fossil bones — it's all done right inside the museum.

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Что включено

Каяк Sit-On-Top, спасательный жилет и весло

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Excavator Tour

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Excavator Tour

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Los Angeles
5801 Wilshire Blvd,

This ticket provides direct entry into the attraction

Конечная точка

Эта деятельность заканчивается на месте встречи.

Дополнительная информация

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Involves a moderate amount of walking

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La Brea Tar Pits and Museum

Use your general admission ticket for entry to the La Brea Tar Pits and Museum. Here, Ice Age fossils are being excavated right in the middle of L.A. Enjoy this truly unique attraction by experiencing all that it has to offer. Marvel at its outdoor Lake Pit, oozing with bubbling tar; travel back in time among the prehistoric plants of its Pleistocene Garden; and explore its active dig sites, where it seems excavators uncover something new daily. The museum itself features its own wealth of offerings. Scope out the fossils of prehistoric mammoths, saber-toothed cats, wolves, and ground sloths, or take an opportunity to watch paleontologists working in the Fossil Lab on their most recent finds. For a wonderful overview, reserve a spot on the Excavator Tour, free with admission. This guided tour delves into the history of the tar pits and explains just how so many massive creatures ended up stuck here. You’ll also visit the Fossil Lab, Observation Pit and Project 23, where excavators are continuously helping to unlock the mysteries of prehistoric L.A.

La Brea Tar Pits and Museum

Тарные карьеры и музей Ла-Бреа

Используйте свой общий входной билет для входа в La Brea Tar Pits and Museum. Здесь окаменелости ледникового периода раскапывают прямо в центре Лос-Анджелеса. Наслаждайтесь этим поистине уникальным аттракционом, испытав все, что он может предложить. Полюбуйтесь на его открытое озеро Яма, сочащееся пузырящейся смолой; отправиться в прошлое среди доисторических растений его плейстоценового сада; и исследуйте его активные места раскопок, где, кажется, экскаваторы ежедневно открывают что-то новое. Сам музей имеет собственное богатство предложений. Изучите окаменелости доисторических мамонтов, саблезубых кошек, волков и наземных ленивцев или воспользуйтесь возможностью понаблюдать за палеонтологами, работающими в лаборатории окаменелостей над своими последними находками. Чтобы получить прекрасный обзор, зарезервируйте место на Экскаваторном туре бесплатно при входе. Эта экскурсия углубляется в историю смоляных ям и объясняет, как здесь застряло так много огромных существ. Вы также посетите Лабораторию ископаемых, Смотровую яму и Проект 23, где экскаваторы постоянно помогают раскрыть тайны доисторического Лос-Анджелеса.

La Brea Tar Pits and Museum

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KenZ_GA

Sep 2019

The museum itself was informative. But it sort of seems to be a 2019 museum stuck in the 1970's. Although informative, it just seemed old and out of date. My main complaint is the employee panhandling. I realize they are just doing their job - but when I wanted to buy a ticket to the museum - no I don't want to donate, no I don't want to be a member, no, I don't want to pay extra to see the movie. Then after buying a t-shirt for $26.99 (highest price I've seen for a t-shirt at any museum) in the giftshop, I was asked if I wanted to "round-up" as a donation, no. Did I want to buy a $4 or smaller $3 bag to put my purchase in, no. Then the clerk proceeded to fold my t-shirt up into a roughly 6x9 size and stuff it into a flat roughly 6x8 paper bag with the top of the t-shirt sticking out. The bag itself was cheap paper which ripped shortly after leaving the museum. When I asked if there were any larger bags with handles so I could actually carry my purchase, I was told no, only if you buy one for $3 or $4. Pleeeeeeaaaase.... even Walmart has bags for 10 cents with handles. Lesson learned, bring a bag.

dmlail42

Sep 2019

Kids loved this. Super interesting. They have water fill stations in the museum by the bathrooms. No food on property but staff very nicely provided a map with nearby food locations. The pit excavation was amazing. Where else can you see an active dig?!

Loribbb

Sep 2019

Where does oil come from? Deep beneath the ground. When it bubbles up to the surface, usually someone declares it an oil field, pumps are set up, and unless you work there, you won't see this in nature. The LaBrea tar pits are a terrible oil field (the quality of the tar/oil is not suitable for refining) but an amazing archaeological site. For the past 40,000 years or so, animals and other things have gotten stuck in the tar and preserved. For the past hundred years, we've been slowly digging them out. The museum has exhibits about those animals and the history of the tar pits (how indigenous people and others used the tar). I agree with other reviewers that the museum is not the best thing about the park - you'll have to decide if you want to see the 'preserved tar pit' and museum, or just see the amazing park. There is a parking lot (pay to park). Stay mostly on the paths and look out for little cones - those mark current asphalt "oozes", and you (or your kids) can lose a shoe to the sticky tar. So stay away from the cones, and be careful where you step. You can walk on the grass, even bring a picnic, but be aware that this is an actual active tar pit. Don't wear your best shoes, and be aware you might get a stain that will never come out. There's a large tar lake at one end of the park where you can see and smell the tar in all its glory, and see methane bubbles rising. The smell is not overwhelming, it's interesting. There are several smaller pits, and a tent where you can watch volunteers, scientists, and graduate students slowly excavating one of the pits. I found that fascinating, personally (but I'm a scientist). The park also has statues of some of the species recovered from the pits...nice photo spots. Guess how large a "giant ground sloth" is before you find the answer. And why do you think there's a picture of a camel there? Answers to these and other questions at the park (and in the museum). When we were there, there was also a (temporary) walk-in art exhibit that was interesting. Whether you're into science or not, this is a must-see. You almost certainly have never seen anything like this, and probably never will. It's amazing. If you're into science, spend the bucks and also visit the museum. About the museum, there are the cutest stuffed animals there. Probably not the most accurate representations, but adorable.