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Whether you're traveling in a large group or interested in leading a student tour, our travel services can help.
Large Groups! Let Smithsonian Travel Services help you make the most of your visit.

Traveling in a large group? Let us help. Smithsonian Group Sales offers discounts on prepackaged meals and IMAX® and Planetarium tickets.
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(866) 868-7774
groupsales@si.edu
Standard group rate for regular IMAX® films is $6 per person. One complimentary ticket per 20. All tickets for feature-length IMAX® films are $10 per person. Sorry, no complimentary passes or discounts.
View a special morning screening of your favorite IMAX film at any of our IMAX theaters and/or Planetarium. Select a current film or choose one from our IMAX Adventure Library. IMAX® On Demand screenings are offered every morning at 9:30 am. 50 guest minimum. Please call 866 868-7774 or email groupsales@si.edu for more information.
Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center National Air and Space Museum
Chantilly, VA
Lockheed Martin IMAX® Theater & Einstein Planetarium
National Air and Space Museum
The National Mall Washington, DC
Johnson IMAX® Theater
National Museum of Natural History
The National Mall Washington, DC
National Air and Space Museum, National Mall
Wright Place Food Court
Udvar-Hazy Center, Chantilly, VA
McDonald's Food Court
<*NOT available at the Udvar-Hazy Center
**ONLY available at the Udvar-Hazy Center
BULK MEALS: minimum order of 100 (no comps). Choice of Grilled Hamburger, Cheeseburger, Hot Dog, Chicken Caesar or Large Slice of Pizza with Whole Organic Fruit and 20oz. Fountain Beverage. Price $8
All packages are available for dinner groups from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. for 100 to 350 guests.
Contact Smithsonian's Group Sales Division for more information.
Whether you're traveling in a large group or interested in leading a student tour, our travel services can help.
"El Anatsui: Gawu"
This is the first solo exhibition of works by El Anatsui, one of Africa's leading contemporary artist, who was originally from Ghana and has lived in Nigeria since 1975. Having experimented with a variety of media, his most recent focus is on the use of discarded metal objects -- tops from food tins or wrappers from flattened metal liquor bottles -- hundreds or even thousands of which are joined together to resemble weavings that both reflect the tradition of Ghanaian strip cloths and the abstraction of modernist paintings.
On view March 12 through September 2, 2008
Location: National Museum of African Art
Enjoy the museums responsibly. Reviewing these simple guidelines (and discussing them with children prior to arrival) helps ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors: