Triceratops: Fate of the Dinosaurs

What: EXHIBITION
When: Open 9am to 5pm daily
General information: 中文信息
Tickets: Included with museum entry
Adult $15
Child Free
Member Free

Come face to face with one of the most awe-inspiring creatures ever to walk the Earth – the Triceratops.

Triceratops: Fate of the Dinosaurs is an immersive voyage into a lost world, where visitors will explore the landscapes of the Cretaceous and get to know the creatures that thrived there.

Don't miss your chance to meet the most complete real dinosaur in Australia, Horridus the Triceratops, only at Melbourne Museum.

Members see it free! Get free, unlimited general entry to Melbourne Museum, Scienceworks and Immigration Museum, a range of discounts and exclusive events with your Museum Membership.

Explore Triceratops

All about Horridus

Everything you need to know about our Triceratops.

Play

Fun activities for dino fans.

Triceratops TV

Tune in to experience the Triceratops’ journey.

Meet the experts

Get to know our team and ask all your dino questions.

Education programs

Museum Staff-led Years F to 6

Triceratops Days

“If you go into the Triceratops gallery, you’re in for a big surprise!” Join us for an amazing day at Melbourne Museum, learning about our brand new Triceratops.

Museum Staff-led Years K to 6

Uncovering Triceratops

Ask questions, examine fossils, and uncover what and how scientists know about dinosaurs and Triceratops.

Self-directed Years F to 2

Triceratops Alive!

Discover how Triceratops lived, in this self-guided booklet program.

Self-directed Years 3 to 4

Triceratops Survives

Discover how Triceratops survived during the Cretaceous.

Self-directed Years 5 to 6

Triceratops Adapts

Learn how Triceratops was adapted to its environment, in this self guided booklet program.

Self-directed Years 7 to 10

Discovering the Beast

Discover the amazing science of Triceratops in Fate of the Dinosaurs.

We are grateful to our partners and supporters who have made this exhibition possible.

Accessibility

Please view our accessibility page for general information. Contact our team on 13 11 02 or email us at [email protected] to discuss how we can support your visit.

A social story for this experience can be found on our Autism Friendly Museum webpage.