T. Rex: The Ultimate Predator Exhibition
Roar back in time and meet the mighty king of the dinosaurs at T. Rex: The Ultimate Predator Exhibition! This thrilling experience at the Bullock Texas State History Museum transforms you into a paleontologist as you come face-to-face with life-sized models of T. rex in all stages—hatchling, juvenile, and the full-grown apex predator with feathery details.
- Unleash your curiosity at interactive stations: blend your own dino roar, examine fossils, and use digital tools to unlock ancient mysteries.
- Marvel at the latest scientific discoveries and discover how T. rex became history's most iconic predator.
- Perfect for families, aspiring paleontologists, and anyone ready for dino-mite fun!
Brought to Texas by the American Museum of Natural History, this limited-time event is a prehistoric adventure you won't want to miss!
The Venue
Welcome to the Bullock Texas State History Museum, where the rich tapestry of Texas comes alive through vibrant and ever-changing exhibits. Immerse yourself in over 16,000 years of Texas history, from the era of its earliest inhabitants to the excitement of the space age, all within a stunning setting in the heart of Austin.
At the Bullock Museum, every visit offers something new. The museum showcases meticulously curated artifacts on loan from museums and private collectors, ensuring a fresh experience with each trip. Explore three expansive floors of galleries designed to guide you through Texas’s epic story—the land and cultures that shaped it, the battles fought for independence, and the diverse communities that built Texas’s identity.
- Dynamic exhibits: Marvel at more than 700 original artifacts, including Indigenous tools, rare mission gates, and remnants from the famed French ship La Belle.
- Special exhibitions: Discover rotating galleries featuring everything from Texas wildlife art to tributes honoring African American artists and military history.
- Interactive experiences: Catch a thrilling film in the IMAX® Theatre, enjoy multisensory shows in the Texas Spirit Theater, or shop for one-of-a-kind gifts and enjoy a meal at The Star Cafe.
- Iconic artifacts: Admire treasures like the original Goddess of Liberty statue from the Capitol, a vintage windmill, and a 1940s Texan airplane soaring above the grand atrium.
- Educational fun for all ages: Walk through history with galleries that highlight Indigenous cultures, Texas’s fight for independence, and its modern role in the nation.
Location
Open Hours
- monday10 AM-5 PM
- tuesday10 AM-5 PM
- wednesday10 AM-5 PM
- thursday10 AM-5 PM
- friday10 AM-5 PM
- saturday10 AM-5 PM
- sunday10 AM-5 PM