Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum – Special Disney Exhibit by TX Instruments

The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights museum is an immersive, interactive journey unlike any other — unforgettable doesn’t begin to describe the experience. It covers events that changed our world, in a voice that is intimate and personal. The exhibition highlights the role of world leaders, and also the men and women who found the strength to endure the unimaginable and accomplish the extraordinary. 

Special Exhibit: The Walt Disney Studios and WWII  (presented by Texas Instruments)

Step behind the magic and into history with The Walt Disney Studios and World War II which is being presented by Texas Instruments. Discover how Disney transformed its studio into a wartime operation producing original artwork, as well as training and public-service films, and how artists, employees, and Walt Disney himself contributed to the war effort. With more than 500 rare artifacts, film clips, and stories of innovation and sacrifice, this family-friendly exhibit explores how one of America’s most beloved entertainment companies helped achieve the Allied victory.

All visitors who enter the museum must pass through security where all bags are X-rayed and subject to search. No weapons or hazardous materials will be allowed into the museum. No bag larger than 19” tall, 17” wide, and 8” deep will be permitted into the museum. They do not offer a bag/coat check so please plan accordingly. The museum is accessible to wheelchair users and others with special needs; it is not recommended for children younger than 12.

We will leave TI at 11:00 am, eat lunch at Jack Ruby’s Saloon & Grill-Dallas (on our own), visit the museum at 1:00 pm and a 2:00 pm guided tour and return around 5:00 pm. Please register online for this event. Cost is $17.00.

11:00 am bus leaves TI

11:30 am lunch at Jack Ruby’s

2:00 pm tour

4:30 pm depart museum

5:00 pm back at TI