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lisadh5588

Very interesting but also very crowded on a Saturday morning. Don't think you can see it all and get out quickly. I would plan at least 2 hours. You have to wait to get to the front of the crowd to see all the info. The headphones are good as can go at your own pace. Seemed like $16 per ticket was a bit steep but if this is your thing you will love it.

jeffh864

As a Baby Boomer with my own vivid memories of November 22nd 1963, this was a sober but enlightening review of the events. Walk around Dealey Plaza first then spend the 90 minutes or so on the audio tour. Really does take you back to the early 60's and sets the stage for the tragedy of the Kennedy assassination. Younger visitors will benefit from the historical perspective. Not to be missed on any trip to Dallas.

327bobg

Every year my buddies pick an NFL city to visit for a game and surrounding attractions, this year was the Cowboys of course. The day before, we visited the 6th floor museum and it turned out to be the highlight of the trip (even went to the Mavericks game the night before). Great museum, and the history within the walls was well worth the price. The videos throughout was very informative, and I would suggest taking the time to read all the information throughout.

DustyRelique

As a person who lived through this era of our history, I thought I had "heard" it all. Not so This nice little museum is worth the $16.00 entry plus the recorded tour. Also, seeing any place in person is such an enlightening experience. I had my own "theories" about the assassination and when I left here, I had a whole different picture in mind.

MarkS519

I have seen and read lots of material regarding this American tragedy.This was very interesting and well done- it takes some time to get through the exhibit but it is worth it and yes it is reasonably priced-$14 for adults with a Triple A card and $14 for seniors.One really gets a different perspective seeing this in person.Oswald was much closer than I thought he was- just amazing.

headcook20

Staff was very friendly, The tour is an audio so you wear headphones and can go at your own pace. I would say our tour took us about 2-hours, and it was fairly busy. If you go try to avoid any bus tours or school trips it will take you much longer. The different display were set up very nice the actual window which Oswald shot out of is very haunting. This a must see tour if you are in the area. But I have to say the ticket price is a little high $16.00 each A more reasonable rate should be around $10.00 to $12.00 or cut back on the staff way to much staff just standing around.

434virginial

No it was not as interesting as I thought it would be. Have nothing more to comment on no no no no no

376stephenf

If you are visiting Dallas, this is a must-see. It has been very well done. Although we are all very familiar with the "story", there is always something new to learn.

I2912MCchrish

I was expecting a museum with a vested interest in the lone gunmen theory to be a little biased but this was a balanced museum offering a view on all the various theories surrounding jfk's death. A little pricey and I would have liked a few more artifacts but all in all very good...well worth a visit

joant182

The site is well preserved. A bit creepy given the fact the President Kennedy was murdered from that window. I am old enough to remember the day and the heart break-feeling that someone would kill our president. The cost to the visitors is high, but the cost to the naqtion that day was also very high. I am not a democrat but felt the loss and pain for the country and his family.