Museum Tickets & Passes in Florida

Relive the life of one of history's most famous treasure hunters along with a wealth of exhibits on shipwreck archaeology with this admission to the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum. This Key West institution showcases a variety of treasures, both cultural and monetary, recovered from the treasure and slave ships that once plied the waters near the Florida coast. Check out the thought-provoking Slave Ship and Key West African Cemetery exhibits, then gaze in wonder at the magnificent gold, silver and jewels of the Spanish Treasure Galleons galleries.

Pre-book your admission tickets, round up the family, and get hands-on with science, industry, and technology at Tampa's Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI). Go wild and create your own invention, explore the future in the Connectus exhibit, and immerse yourself in interactive experiences. Upgrade at the door and experience the wonder of space with a visit to Saunders Planetarium or tackle the 36-foot (11-meter) high Sky Trail Ropes Course.

Journey back to the Miami of the early 20th century on this half-day tour of Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. Nestled in Miami's lush Coconut Grove neighborhood, this former private estate is a masterpiece of Mediterranean Revival and Italian Renaissance style. Spend hours exploring the house - including the dairy, stables, greenhouse and staff quarters - and wandering through the stunning gardens.

An enigma to Miami locals and visitors alike, the puzzling Coral Castle Museum is a must-see while in the Miami area. Book ahead to reserve your admission ticket to this popular, quirky attraction. When you visit, you can take your time wandering through corridors made from 8-foot tall slabs of stone and admiring the eclectic collection items such as a sundial, obelisk, and carved stars and planets.

Discover an important part of Florida's history with admission to the Harry S. Truman Little White House. This former naval base compound is now a treasured museum, open to educating the public about its past and present. See where President Truman retreated for rest and relaxation during his term in office. Learn about the notable people who visited, including Thomas Edison and Dwight D. Eisenhower. And listen to the stories told by those historians who not only know what happened here, but when and why.

From a goat-powered washing machine to bottles of worm syrup, a visit to St. Augustine's Oldest Store Museum gives visitors a glimpse of everyday 20th century life in St. Augustine - and obscure products, to boot. Costumed guides provide an interactive spin on a history museum as you browse over 100,000 historic products in a recreation of St. Augustine's original general store.

A boutique wax museum and historical attraction, a visit to Potter's Wax Museum lets visitor see over 160 wax figures, including Princess Diana, Albert Einstein, and Angelina Jolie. Walk through the oldest wax museum in the country for a quirky afternoon activity fit for the whole family.

When visiting Orlando, explore 'Skeletons: Museum of Osteology,' America's largest skeleton museum. This unique, 90-minute attraction provides an entertaining and educational experience that's fun for the entire family. The self-paced, interactive museum exhibits more than 400 real skeletons from around the world - from human skeletons and tiny mice to giant whales and 2-headed calves. It's an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind experience.

Discover a vital part of Florida's history with admission to the Key West Shipwreck Treasure Museum. Explore two floors of artifacts from shipwrecks spanning 400 years, featuring treasures from the Spanish fleets of the 1600 and 1700s. Visit the 65-foot lookout tower that offers a spectacular view of the island. Check out the variety of audio-visual displays, including a below-sea-level theater, while storytellers in period costumes bring history to life with tales of the wreckers and their daring rescues. It's a fun and fascinating experience for the entire family.

Once a holding site for St. Augustine's hardest criminals, the Old Jail Museum now offers visitors an educational look at life in the Nation's Oldest City. Tour a maximum security area and regular cells alike that held prisoners until 1953, learning about fascinating historical accounts of criminal lives in St. Augustine as you go.