A Chicago Museum Reopens This Weekend With An All-New Marvel Exhibit

After being forced to close due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry will be reopening its doors to members starting March 4 and to the public on March 7.

As part of the reopening, the museum will be starting their Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes exhibit, which will feature over 300 artifacts, including original comic pages and interactive activities.

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Visitors of the exhibit will get to learn about the origins of famed Marvel characters such as Black Panther, Spider-Man, and Captain Marvel, while also getting to see some movie props that were featured in the blockbuster Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This exhibit is not included with general admission. A timed-entry ticket can be purchased for $18 for adults and $14 for children.

The museum is taking numerous precautions in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, including mandatory masks, reduced capacity, social-distancing measures, and enhanced cleaning procedures.

All visitors will also receive a disposable rubber-tipped stylus pen, which will allow guests to interact with screens and buttons throughout the museum without having to touch them.