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Computer History Museum, Mountain View

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Admission from $21.50. Open Wednesday–Sunday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

About Computer History Museum

Computer History Museum in Mountain View houses Revolution: The First 2000 Years of Computing, a signature exhibit spanning 19 galleries with 1,100 objects that trace computing from the abacus to the internet. Visitors explore Make Software: Change the World!, which examines seven applications including Photoshop, MP3, and Wikipedia. In Chatbots Decoded: Exploring AI, guests converse with a chatbot-powered robot and hear from experts about artificial intelligence's future. The museum also features Little Emoji Big Story, exploring emoji history and design. The building itself is a landmark with award-winning architecture and a hidden message in the lobby floor. Supporting Members who donate fifteen dollars or more receive fifty percent off two full-priced adult tickets per visit.

Tickets, prices & hours

Adult
$21.50
Children under 7
Free
Child 8-10
$6
Senior
$16.50

Hours: Wednesday–Sunday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

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Supporting Member Discount on Adult Tickets

50% discount on two full-priced adult tickets per visit for members who donate $15 or more

“50% discount on two full-priced adult tickets per visit”

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