Dallas Holocaust & Human Rights Museum: All-Day Ticket

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Duration2h

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Three Wings, Survivor Voices, and the Question of What You'd Do

You'll walk through three interconnected exhibition wings covering the Holocaust, human rights in America, and the call to action that connects them. Dimensions in Testimony lets you ask questions directly to a Holocaust survivor's recorded presence. You'll see rare artifacts, survivor testimonies, and rotating special exhibitions on civil rights and resilience. The ticket covers everything—films, interactive experiences, and all permanent and special exhibitions—so you show up and go in.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Explore Holocaust/Shoah Wing
Visit Human Rights Wing
See Pivot to America Wing
Engage with Dimensions in Testimony
View rotating special exhibitions

The Experience

The moment you walk in, the Holocaust/Shoah Wing is already drawing you forward—personal stories and artifacts arranged so you're not just reading history, you're standing inside someone's testimony. The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum spreads across three permanent exhibition spaces, each one built around a different angle on the same question: what does it mean to be human when systems fail? You'll move through the Holocaust/Shoah Wing first, where rare artifacts and survivor testimonies sit alongside interactive displays that don't let you stay passive. Then the Human Rights Wing connects those lessons to America's own reckoning—civil rights, voting rights, the ongoing work of justice. The Pivot to America Wing ties it together, showing how the past shapes what we do now.

What sets this apart is Dimensions in Testimony. It's not a video you watch—it's a conversation. You ask questions to a Holocaust survivor's recorded presence, and the technology responds in real time, pulling from thousands of hours of testimony. The first time you ask something and get an answer that feels like it's meant for you, the whole experience shifts. You're not consuming information; you're in dialogue with history. The museum also rotates special exhibitions throughout the year, so the work keeps expanding—new angles on social justice, new stories, new reasons to think about what an Upstander is and whether you could be one.

Your ticket includes access to "Voices of Courage," a film woven into the permanent exhibitions, plus all three wings and the special exhibitions running during your visit. The building is fully wheelchair accessible, and public transportation stops nearby if you're coming from downtown Dallas or the surrounding areas. Most people spend three to four hours here, though there's no time limit—you move at your own pace, and you can sit with something as long as you need to.

What’s included

Access to the Holocaust/Shoah Wing with artifacts and survivor testimonies.
access to the Human Rights Wing connecting American civil rights history.
access to the Pivot to America Wing showing how past and present connect.
Dimensions in Testimony interactive conversations with a Holocaust survivor.
the film "Voices of Courage".
access to rotating special exhibitions on social justice and resilience throughout the year.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Is this one for you?Right for anyone wanting to understand the Holocaust and human rights through primary testimony and artifacts without rushing—the all-day ticket means you set the pace, and Dimensions in Testimony gives you a direct line to survivor voices that most museums can't offer.