Admission Is the Highest in Five Years

1M Visitors in the Past Month

Patrons say the museum is "unique" and "educational"

The museum has seen a surge in visitors in the past month, with over 1 million people passing through its doors. This is the highest number of visitors in five years, and museum officials are attributing it to the museum's unique exhibits and educational programs.

"We're thrilled to see so many people coming to the museum," said museum director Sarah Jones. "It's a testament to the hard work of our staff and the quality of our exhibits."

The museum has been working hard to attract new visitors in recent years, and it seems to be paying off. The museum has added new exhibits, such as the "Dinosaurs of the Cretaceous Period" exhibit, which has been a big hit with visitors.

"I've never seen anything like it," said visitor John Smith. "It's so well done and it's really educational."

The museum has also been working to make its exhibits more interactive and engaging. The "Mysteries of the Ocean" exhibit, for example, allows visitors to explore a simulated underwater environment.

"It's a great way to learn about the ocean," said visitor Mary Johnson. "I especially liked the part where you could touch the real sea creatures."

The museum is hoping to continue to attract new visitors in the years to come. The museum is planning to add new exhibits and programs, and it is also working to make the museum more accessible to people with disabilities.

"We want everyone to be able to enjoy the museum," said Jones. "We're committed to making the museum a place where everyone can learn and have fun."

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