Is Your Name Sue? Then Enjoy Free Admission to theNAT next Week

If we’re to believe Johnny Cash, “life ain’t easy for a boy named Sue.” Starting Monday, though, it’s getting a little easier—and not just for the boys. In honor of the exhibition Animals: Machines in Motion, the San Diego Natural History Museum is offering free admission to anyone named Sue, or a variation of it (we’re looking at you, Susans and Susannas).

Why? To meet Sue the dinosaur!

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Sue herself, on loan from the Field Museum in Chicago, is one of the exhibition’s main attractions. The life-size replica of the largest Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered is 13 feet tall and 42 feet long—and she makes the perfect backdrop for a #SueMeetSue selfie. Other exhibit highlights include interactives for kids, real specimens, and life-like models exploring the natural engineering of animals.

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Sues get free admission December 5-11 (just bring your ID). For those without a namesake dinosaur, Animals: Machines in Motion is open until January 2, 2017.

Is Your Name Sue? Then Enjoy Free Admission to theNAT next Week

Sue is the largest Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered. | Photo courtesy of theNAT