fui en el 2015 y costaba 17 dólares

I agree with Texasfundays.

Part of the grounds are Texas native wild flowers. Perhaps you visited when the plants are allowed to go to seed and look brown, dried and awful.

Just call them and ask. Things change at this museum.

For the most part, yes. A few displays may be "boring" for small children. There is a separate display area designed for children. Best to avoid the area concerning 9-11. A few photos may be too intense but this is a small section. Lastly, most people of all ages love the reproduction of the oval office of the President.

There are many to choice from. La Quinta, Hilton, and Marriott properties. Some very new. Central Expressway south from Northwest Highway to Mockingbird Lane.

They sell at the venue but if you can purchase the Citypass Dallas, it’s included on there along with the Reunion Tower, JFK Museum to name a few. I highly recommend the Citypass if you will spend time in Dallas and really want to go around. Hope this helps!

You are in Highland Park. Google it. However, if not familiar with the area, lots of choices. A favorite funky place I have eaten at for 50 years is Campisi’s Egyptian on Mockingbird. It’s Italian. Crab claws, pizza, goof pasta. Used to be a mafia hangout if you believe the stories. Jack Ruby was a regular. Kuby’s Sausage House, Toulouse, Old Monk for good pub food, Javier’s, Bistro 31. You can eat as high tone or low tone as you want. Not hard to find food here.

Yes,They can accommodate motor home parking.

Yes, they can store your luggage in a secure location during your visit.