Denver Museum of Nature & Science ends COVID-era reservation policy for members

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The Denver Museum of Nature & Science has ended one of the last vestiges of the COVID-19-era restrictions that were put in place three years ago in an effort to stop the spread of the virus.

As of Monday, members of the museum are no longer required to reserve advance, timed tickets to gain entry to the general admission exhibits. Advance tickets are still recommended for the Infinity Theater, the Gates Planetarium and surcharged exhibitions like the current “Bugs,”, according to a member newsletter distributed this week.

Prior to the pandemic, members of most Denver cultural facilities, like the museum, the Denver Zoo and the Denver Botanic Gardens, could show up whenever they wanted. To help control crowds during social-distancing restrictions, however, most of these institutions required members to reserve timed tickets — typically at no charge — so as to limit the crowds.

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