Although fun and worth a visit the entrance cost is a bit much. You do learn a good deal but if you want to see the treasure and thats what you are there for check out the Jewelry Store that is connected to the museum and youll see more then what is in the museum. more

The museum is worth a visit. It’s located across the street from the gigantic red brick Key West Customs House near Mallory Square, so you can’t miss it. Parking is basically non existent and you’ll be relegated to finding a metered spot on the street or paying $20 for a off street private lot. The museum was a nice surprise... more

Our entire family thought this was one of the best things we visited on Key West. The story was compelling, the amount of "stuff" in the collection was incredible, and the staff was extremely informed and helpful. We learned a lot about the collection and how it was recovered. I hope they are reading this, because we sincerely appreciated the... more

Pretty interesting exhibits and seeing the treasure that was recovered from these wrecks was fascinating to me as someone that appreciates history. I also enjoyed reading about the living conditions on these ships and seeing the remnants of that lifestyle. I thought it was also quite cool to see that you could invest and participate in treasure hunting with the... more

We purchased our tickets online in advanced so not sure how much on the spot. I wouldnt want to pay any more than 10 dollars. But, it is Key west .It was a bit bigger than what we were expecting. We went late Sunday, so no crowd. Some of the exhibits are the usual stuff, some unique to this museum.... more

It was an interesting place with lots to look at. It was rather small, and can be looked at quickly. But if you read all there is to read then that could take a few hours. It you like history, treasure, or diving then I think you would enjoy it. And If you think a whole $11 is to much... more

Nice exhibit. You get to see a 78 carat emerald and pick up a gold bar (secured under a plexiglass box). Lots of history and treasure hunting details. more

It is truly amazing to gaze upon artifacts that have been buried-at-sea for over 300 years. There is so much to learn at this museum. It is not a high-tech interactive museum; if you are truly interested in understanding what you are seeing and the history behind it, you will be reading a lot of posted information. But, the content... more

We went to the museum in February and were plesantly surprised. Our guidebooks and Trip Advisor were not high on this place but we found it informative and very interesting. Yes, it is $12/adult to get in but every attraction in the Keys is expensive to get in. If you are visiting the Hemingway House as well you can buy... more