Tucked away in the i-Drive 360 complex, you would never think that there was such a large collection of skeletons. They have very impressive exhibits and staff on site to answer any questions you may have.
Review by: JennyC, April 2017
I wasn't too sure about this attraction when we booked the tickets, but in hindsight, I'm glad we did. The space isn't that big, but they have fit a lot into it. There are skeletons from almost every animal you can imagine and it was incredibly educational. For someone that can be a little squeamish, I was literally fascinated by the flesh eating bugs cleaning the skeletons right in front of my very eyes!
Review by: Anonymous, January 2016
WOW! Everyone should see this place! I have visited museums all over the world and this place is one of the best. The displays are well thought out, and you get the feeling that the designer truly loved what he was doing. Africa was my favorite, with the Elephant and giraffe making everything else look soo small! I’m going to tell everyone I know about this place, cant wait to see it again!
Review by: KyleSelfridge, January 2016
This museum did no disappoint! We were very surprised by the number of skeletons inside, truly amazing. We spent nearly two hours and could have spent more, but we had to plans for a dinner show. Maybe not such a great idea after seeing the Flesh Eating Beetles, gross but still very cool! I highly recommend anyone to go see this museum; I found this place very interesting!
Review by: SammysOntheGo, January 2016
At first I didn’t think I would like a museum full of skeletons, but my husband convinced me to buy the tickets, and I’m really glad we all went. My kids had so much fun looking at all the skeletons, and the scavenger hunt kept them both busy. They are already asking if we can go back! I learned so many things while I was here, *I didn’t know snakes had bones! It was such a nice collection of animals. I even got to meet the owner while we were there. He was so nice and generous to talk to our kids and let them take pictures with the elephant. Thank you so much!!
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