Admission

Tickets can be purchased at our Admission Desk or Online. Walk-ins are welcome!


Daily Rates

Rates include applicable taxes.

Admission Rate Membership
Adult 19+ $18 $45
Senior (65+) $15 $35
Student (with student ID) $15 $35
Child and Youth (6–18) $10 $35
Child 5 and under FREE N/A
Large Family
(Up to 2 adults & 4 children/youth)
$55 $90
Small Family
(Up to 1 adult & 2 children/youth)
$35 $60


 

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Become a museum member.

* As per our museum policy, youth under the age of 13 must be supervised by an adult in the museum, for youth ages 6-12 we recommend a family membership

Become a member – it pays for itself after just over two visits.


UBC Community Offers

UBC Alumni (with Alumni Card or App) 2 for 1
UTown Card One free admission for each cardholder
UNA Card One free admission for each cardholder

10% discount at the Beaty Biodiversity Museum Gift Shop


Special Admission Tickets

All visitors who are eligible for special admission privileges must present the respective valid ID, pass, or voucher to validate the special pricing at the Admission Desk to redeem tickets.

Complimentary passes include coupons or pre-paid vouchers (Access 2 Card, Tourism Challenge Privilege Passes, BBM complimentary passes, and UTown privileges).


Group Rates

Prices include applicable taxes and are for confirmed group bookings

Category Rate

Self-led – small group

$150
Self-led – large group $250
Museum led – small group
$200
Museum led – large group
$350
Museum led online
$125


Beaty Boxes

Beaty Boxes – 2 weeks $90
Extension $60

Birthday Parties

Birthday – Base fee $345
Additional adults $15
Additional child $10
Gift bag $10
T-shirt $25

Group Rates – Details

  • Small group is defined as a group of 1-15 participants
  • Large group is defined as a group of 16- 30 participants
  • There is no charge for Educational Assistants (Aides) or Caregivers assigned to support a student(s) or participant(s), regardless of group size.

Respectful Environment

The Beaty Biodiversity Museum supports the University of British Columbia’s Respectful Environment policy, which envisions a climate in which students, faculty, and staff are provided with the best possible conditions for learning, researching, and working, including an environment that is dedicated to excellence, equity, and mutual respect. The University of British Columbia strives to realize this vision by establishing employment and educational practices that respect the dignity of individuals and make it possible for everyone to live, work, and study in a positive and supportive environment, free from harmful behaviours such as bullying and harassment.