Great experience but it could use some more exhibits. Places feel like you're reading a history book and looking at photos, informative and interesting but not what you expect at a museum.
If you're at all interested in history, this is a comprehensive look at World War 2 from the perspective of the United States. Extremely detailed exhibit, give yourself 3 hours to consume it all.
The museum itself is so worth your time. The displays are really nice, good well rounded experience. The staff is super nice, let us store our luggage so we could head to the airport when done.
Tickets were a little pricey for the museum. I thought the ticket for the movie was well worth it. The displays are more from personal perspectives and they make it more immersive. Thank you Vets!
An amazing museum full of interactive pieces telling the story from an historical and personal perspective. The movie, Beyond all Boundaries, was definitely worth it.
The "Final Mission" is IMHO a waste of time. It runs by itself, the room is too spacious to convey the confined space of a submarine and all you have to do, is watching a computer movie on the ceiling
Check out the 4D film Beyond All Boundaries. Produced & narrated by Tom Hanks. Showtimes are every hour on the hour. First showtime is 10am everyday. Last showtime is 4pm Sun-Thurs and 5pm Fri & Sat.
Seek out Higgins boat, which was designed and built in New Orleans. You’ll learn why the shallow-draft 36-passenger transport got credit from General Eisenhower for winning the war! -Travel Editor
For Being BrandNew TheSubm Simulator Was A Joke...They Shouldn't Call It A Simulator. Maybe a room with vibrating floor, "beyond all borders"show awesome☆☆☆☆☆ All vehicles are in running condition
Plan on getting to the museum at 9 am when it opens. It will take you from 3 to 5 hours to walk through the exhibits. Also get your tickets to Beyond All Boundaries when you get your museum tickets.
The National WWII Museum tells the story of the American Experience in the war that changed the world — why it was fought, how it was won, and what it means today — so that all generations will understand the price of freedom and be inspired by what they learn.