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Plan 2 days to fully see all exhibits. Very extensive, interactive. Too much to process in one day.

Not a place to miss. I was so surprised how much I enjoyed my time there. Make ot a stop on your vaca even if your not a history person.

Such a cool experience and super cool to show my kids. The history of world war two, it was a perfect way to spend the day.

This is a fantastic museum. The only downside is it is so big you need the whole day to see it. I spent 6 solid hours there and probably could have stayed longer. There is an impressive amount of information and exhibits there spread across 7 buildings. The 4-D film is interesting. It's narrated by Tom Hanks. One word of warning. There is a short film documenting liberators and survivors of the death camps. I believe it was shot in the 90's. It can be very hard to watch this.

The museum is very well layout with one exhibit to the next. The exhibits themselves have so much to offer. Be prepared to spend the whole day there. There are cafes and seats here and there. Will recommend to watch the film.

Highly recommend! Plan to spend at least 4 hours or more. The history was no other, definitely do the 4D movie.

The WWII museum was an experience everybody should see. The nostalgic restaurant had good food and atmosphere.

Phenomenal exhibits, humbling/somber experience, and the 4d movie is a must. Allow yourself enough time to see it all. It is worth the time spent.

The museum is a comprehensive and moving collection of WW II memorabilia and acquisitions. The layout and context are very well done and make for a truly unforgettable experience.

Went with my grandson (20 yrs. old), and my significant other. We were there only for most of one day, and could probably have filled 2 days. We loved the Tom Hanks movie. Overall the experience was deeply moving. My dad was a WWII Army combat veteran who served in the Pacific. I noticed that most of the exhibits seemed to be related to Marines and Sailors. I would have liked to have seen more about the role the Army played in combat in the Pacific. I also wonder if there is or could be such a thing as a 2 or 3 day admission pass. Thank You!

The museum was an excellent experience. Very informative and the 4D film was awesome. The WWII museum is a must see.

The World War II Museum is excellent. You need the full day. We got there when it opened and just about saw everything when it closed.

I brought my 14 year old grandson. I am so grateful that he has seen what amazing men and women did during WWII to continue to to give Our country freedom.

The entire museum is a gem. The layout of the galleries, the exhibits, and the artifacts are all exceptionally well presented. Your journey begins by entering a train, where you learn how similar trains transported people from small towns across the United States as they headed off to war. It’s a powerful introduction that sets the tone for the rest of the visit.Each gallery is thoughtfully designed, but the most impressive exhibits for me were Road to Tokyo and Road to Berlin. They provide an immersive and moving look at the different theaters of World War II.To top it all off, the 4D movie is absolutely a must-see. It’s an unforgettable experience .

Spent two days. Could’ve spent another. It was amazing. Great volunteer docent. Amazing exhibits. So many oral history accounts by people who lived through World War II. I highly recommend it.

If you are a history buff, this place is definitely not one to miss! Before you even get inside, there are plenty of things to see outside the building. And inside, you could get lost for the next few days and still not see everything!I recommend purchasing the ticket that includes the 4D movie. It was definitely worth the extra money.There are so many exhibits inside that really immerse you into the times. Right at the beginning you get on a stationary train and watch some footage and hear some audio that makes you feel like you’re one of the boys going off to war. You can get a “dog tag” on a card and follow an individual throughout their whole experience, and find out if they lived or died.One of my favorite exhibits was the Anne Frank exhibit. They had her house made up, with the infamous bookcase. You could even sit on the furniture and it made you feel like you were actually there. They also had another house made up this way, and several rooms of exhibits with actual “snow” etc, that made you feel very immersed in the places/stories.We stayed for several hours and didn’t feel like we even made a dent in the place. Give yourself a lot of time!