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Resident Rate

Proof of St. Louis City or St. Louis County residency required. ZMD Seniors 65+ are $4

Free for children ages 12 and under

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Current Hours

Tuesdays–Sundays | 9 a.m.–5 p.m. | Last entry at 4:30 p.m.

Tickets are date-specific.
Entry anytime between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. The Garden closes at 5 p.m. Last entry is at 4:30 p.m.
Closed Mondays
OPEN | Monday, January 17 | Martin Luther King Jr.
OPEN | Monday, February 21 | President's Day
Early Morning Walking Hours and Zoo-Museum District (ZMD) Resident Free Hours
Must show proof of membership or St. Louis City and County residency
Wednesdays and Saturdays with entry from 7–11 a.m. only.
ZMD free tickets are available onsite for walk-ups only and cannot be reserved online in advance. ZMD resident free admission is subject to availability. Free and early morning hours do not apply on holiday or event weekends, including Labor Day weekend.

Please note that these gardens may be temporarily closed for a few hours, or up to a day, to allow staff to continue caring for the living collection in a safe manner. Due to narrow paths, it is not possible for staff to do this work while open to visitors

Climatron will be closed January 24–28 for tree pruning.

Order your e-tickets in advance to ensure faster entry and guaranteed access.

Advance e-ticket purchase or reservations recommended.

Limited walk-ups tickets are available and can be purchased at the ticket window. Mornings frequently sell out. All transactions must be credit/debit only.

Walk-ups Welcome

Masks on entry and exit | Masks indoors | 6 feet separation
Required for all visitors 5 years of age and older indoors

Recommended: Masks Outdoors

Required: Protective Face Coverings

Groups are limited please contact group sales for more information.

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Outside seating available

Around the Garden

Temporary Visitor Center | Menu
Express dining is available during regular daytime hours

Dining

Restrooms are available in the Temporary Visitor Center, Brookings Exploration Center, Stephen and Peter Sachs Museum, and Japanese Garden. Restrooms are monitored hourly and disinfected based on CDC guidelines.

Limited restrooms available

Water fountains and ice machine stations will be unavailable. Beverages will be available for purchase at Grab and Go station.

Contactless refillable water bottle stations will be available.

Shoenberg Temperate House
Tower Grove House
Observatory and Maze
William T. Kemper Center for Home Gardening (Display Gardens Open)
Doris I. Schnuck Children’s Garden
Brookings Exploration Center (Walk-through exhibit open)

Areas currently closed:

The Garden Gift Shop is located in the Temporary Visitor Center. Garden-branded merchandise and other items are available for online purchase at shop.missouribotanicalgarden.org.

Gift Shop

Sanitized before and after each use. Check-in and check-out procedures modified to be contactless transactions.

Wheelchairs and scooters available

Tram tours have increased sanitation between tours, and round trips from the Temporary Tram Shelter in Central Axis departing on the hour from 10 a.m. through 3 p.m. Credit card transactions only. Capacity is limited.
Nonmember Adults and Children (ages 3–12) | $5

Free for children (ages 2 & under) when seated on a lap

Free for Members with Bonus Blooms or with a membership card at the Friends and Family level or higher. Learn more >

Narrated Tram Tours | Closed for the Season

Cashless payments/no signature required for credit card transactions at ticket windows, Dine Express, Café Flora, and the Garden gift shop.

Cashless payments only

Hours

11:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Exhibit

Grafting the Grape: American Grapevine Rootstock in Missouri and the World

Today, wine enthusiasts are very familiar with the world-renowned wines that are grown in Europe, South America, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and the United States. Yet, drinking wine from this grape species would not be possible today without the research, identification, and development of 19th-century Missouri botanists, entomologists, and viticulturists.

Stephen and Peter Sachs Museum

NOW OPEN

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Garden Map

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Health and Safety

Trash cans will be limited to the area near the Temporary Visitor Center in outdoor dining area only. No sorting of trash. Please take all refuse out with you when you leave.

Limited trash and recycling

Increased frequency and intensity of cleaning and disinfecting all high-touch surfaces (such as handrails, signage, seats, and benches) following CDC and EPA guidelines. Hours of operation have been reduced to include nightly and weekly deep cleaning.

Sanitizing surfaces

Please follow appropriate social distancing restrictions of six feet or more from anyone not in your traveling party.

Social distancing

Additional hand sanitizing stations will be placed throughout the Garden, including all point-of-sale locations and strategically around Garden grounds.

Hand sanitizing

Visitors displaying any of the following symptoms before visiting should stay home, including coughing, shortness of breath/difficulty breathing, fever, chills, muscle pain, sore throat, new loss of taste or smell. Refunds and exchanges during this period will be honored without penalty.

Sick visitors

All staff working on Garden grounds will be screened prior to each shift. Employees will be required to complete a health screening questionnaire followed by a temperature check prior to the start of each shift. Only those staff who pass both the health screening questionnaire and temperature check will be allowed to enter the Garden and report for work.

Staff health screening

Plexiglass at the sales counters to protect staff and visitors. Cashless payments/No signature required for credit card transactions.

Point-of-sale precautions

Masks on entry and exit | Masks indoors | 6 feet separation
Required for all visitors 5 years of age and older indoors

Recommended: Masks Outdoors

Required: Protective Face Coverings

The Missouri Botanical Garden is easily accessible throughout the metro area and conveniently located near Highway 44.

4344 Shaw Boulevard,

St. Louis, MO 63110

Location and Parking

Address

There is no charge for parking at the Missouri Botanical Garden. In the event that the parking lot is full, visitors should use the free parking at the Metro multi-modal lots at the corner of Shaw Boulevard and South Vandeventer Avenue.

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Shaw Nature
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Escape to nature at one of our three sites

Members of the Missouri Botanical Garden enjoy a host of benefits as the Garden and our family of sites reopen to the community.

All members enjoy:

Free daily general admission at the Garden, Butterfly House, and Shaw Nature Reserve (the daily number of advance e-tickets you may reserve is based on your membership level).

Priority access and discounts to public events and exhibitions

Exclusive members-only in-person and virtual programs

Discounts on shopping, dining, and our extensive catalog of classes and workshops

FREE members-only Garden gift

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Membership Renewal

If you are considering joining or renewing your membership right now, know that your timely support will make an immediate impact on our operations and programs.

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Membership FAQs

I don’t know my Member ID. How can I reserve my dated e-tickets?

Your Member ID is located on your membership card. If you have recently joined or renewed and do not have a membership card or if you are a current member who has misplaced your card, please call the Membership Team at (314) 577-5118 (M-F, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.) to reserve advance tickets.

How many free member general admission e-tickets do I get?

Your member level determines how many free adult e-tickets you may reserve each visit. All memberships also include child tickets for children 12 and under, but your total group size may not exceed 10 at this time.

Individual – 1 adult

Garden/Garden Senior – 2 adults

Friends and Family – 4 adults

Festival – 6 adults

I have Bonus Blooms that have expired. Are they still valid?

Save your Bonus Blooms—as long as your membership is current, we will honor out-of-date Bonus Blooms at any time in the future. Bonus Blooms may be used for complimentary tram rides or entrance to the Children’s Garden (when available).

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Tram Tours

The Garden’s narrated tram tours are available April–October and cost $5 per person.
All members receive some sort of tram benefit. The number of complimentary member tram rides is determined by membership level. Each Bonus Bloom is good for 1 single-use tram ride.

Please note: Seating on the trams is on a first-come, first-serve basis; safety restrictions apply.

Individual members receive 3 Bonus Blooms.
Garden members receive 6 Bonus Blooms.
Friends & Family members may ride the tram on every visit (no Bonus Blooms required).
Due to capacity restraints on the tram, the maximum number of complimentary tram riders per visit for this membership level is 4 adults and 8 children.
Festival members may ride the tram on every visit.
The maximum number of complimentary tram riders per visit for this membership is 6 adults and 8 children.
Members of the Garden’s Giving Societies receive unlimited tram rides.
Please contact the Giving Society concierge line for Giving Society groups of 15 or more.