Enjoy two days admission to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, which is made up of 5 museums.
There are 3 daily tours that guests may join with their admission. The times and featured exhibits are subject to change but are typically as follows:
10:30AM Wildlife of the West
1:00PM People of the West
2:30PM Changes regularly
Buffalo Bill Museum:
Prospector. Bullwhacker. Trapper. Pony Express rider. Buffalo
hunter. Army scout. Guide. Producer. Is it any wonder it takes
a whole museum to tell the story of the legendary showman
William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody? Learn all about Cody, his Wild West
show, and the West he loved in the Buffalo Bill Museum.
Whitney Western Art Museum:
With their tools of the trade—sketch pads, canvases and paper,
or clay to sculpt—artists chronicle the marvelous sights of the
American West. Discover some of the most stunning, priceless
masterworks of the American West in the Whitney Western Art
Museum.
Draper Natural History Museum:
Explore interactive trails that replicate sights, sounds, and, yes,
even the smells of the Greater Yellowstone region. Featuring
specimens of grizzly bears, wolves, bighorn rams, moose, elk, and
other wildlife, the Draper Natural History Museum is a must for
the Yellowstone explorer.
Cody Firearms Museum:
Firearms manufacturing—factory workers, business competition,
production innovations—had as much to do with the culture
of the West as did the firearm itself. Still, a gun was a gun and
provided security to the sure shot, protection for his family, and
dinner for his table. Get the story in the Cody Firearms Museum.
Plains Indian Museum:
Share the life stories of the Northern Plains Indian peoples in the
Plains Indian Museum through Native voices, music, and unique
collections. Carefully passed from one generation to the next, these
stories tell about family, the land, beauty, and celebration from the
past to the present.