Great tour got there early and got an earlier time. Only drawback very crowded
Review by: Daniel H, February 2018
Good museum, with some historical significance. However, if you've watched enough shows, or read enough books on JFK, I wouldn't go expecting to learn a great deal of new information. Overall, worth doing.
Review by: Joy M, February 2018
The JFK Museum was an incredible experience. It was an emotional journey back in time. So much information that we had forgotten or were unaware of was presented in a clear and understandable format. It is worth the admission and time.
Review by: Nathaniel M, February 2018
Very enjoyable!
Review by: Peter W, November 2017
Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza_br/_ When in Dallas Dealey plaza is all about History of the President Kennedy assassination. The Museum is a must see and is perfectly laid out to help you understand what was going on then. We were first on line so no real wait but some said the line could get long. I still would have waited to see this museum
Review by: Christopher F, October 2017
This tour was amazing!
Review by: sharongladwell, September 2017
Very good, highly recommended
Review by: sharongladwell, September 2017
Very good, highly recommended
Review by: Edward P, September 2017
We were in Dallas for a week for my wife's college reunion and were not about to pass up this piece of history. Highly informative and educational is what I'd call it. Mixed in is what one might call trivia but it's interesting stuff all the same. Not to be missed if you're in or around Dallas.
Review by: Allen H, September 2017
Excellent experience! Great history lesson. Very emotional for me. I remember the assassination and funeral.
Review by: Allen H, September 2017
Excellent experience! Great history lesson. Very emotional for me. I remember the assassination and funeral.
Review by: Wayne F, August 2017
It's a must for any American or World traveler. The museum was more impressive than I had anticipated. Considering the historic consequence it will give you a chill up and down your spine.
Review by: Barbara W, August 2017
This was a great tour to actually visit part of our history. The museum is well done and quite educational. I would advise anyone visiting Dallas to see this historical site.
Review by: Caprice F, April 2017
The operators have this down, as they go according to your time slot, do suggest the headphone, not really a group experience as you are all listening to the individual headphones, learning the history, exactly why we came here right?
Review by: Dennis J P, March 2017
Tips for buying tickets online and suggestions of parking, plus ideal time to visit were very helpful. _br/_ Dennis
Review by: Monica M, January 2017
I wasn't able to get to this museum until an hour before closing time. The staff were very accommodating and let us know that we would be cutting the audio tour close. The photo displays and social and political settings were done very well and I wish I had had more time to linger at some panels. This is a must see for Dallas visitors and I'm glad I purchased the tickets ahead of time. There were still a couple family groups entering the museum when we did, so having the vouchers saved time. My daughter who only knew of Kennedy from American History classes also found the tour very interesting.
Review by: Jimmy F, January 2017
It was a really and informative tour. I would just shorten it up a little. However you are able to skip through some of it by passing over the things that don't interest you during the recorded tour on your headset.
Review by: Lisa J, December 2016
Great experience and there was so much to see. I spent a lot more time in there than I thought I would, at least a couple of hours. Note that no photography is allowed inside of the museum.
Review by: Marc C, October 2016
The shocker is how small, and low the grassy knoll is.
Review by: Sandy G, September 2016
It was a nice tour, however there were so many people there, it was hard for my handicap husband to get close to the exhibits. Very informative piece of history you have there.
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