I was not impressed by the exhibits part and the kids were bored to death. We did like the 4D ride. It was a little pricey. more

We visited Ripley's in May 2009. The cost was $13 per person. There are many pictures on the wall, but few exhibits. You can look at pictures on the internet. The whole thing was really not very well done and not of much interest. more

This is a huge building with many, many displays to look at and read about. It was really cool one morning, so we decided to check it out. I've been to 3 others before this one, and it has the most authentic stuff as far as actual letters and pictures submitted to ripley. However, there was a lot of the... more

My boyfriend and I wanted to do something different. We live in Navarre, Fl. and were both off for the President's Day holiday. So off to Panama City Beach, Fl. to explore something new for a change. We were both impressed with how much the city has changed, improved, and grown. We particuarly enjoyed spending time in Pier Park which... more

My son (who is 7 years old) has wanted to go to a Ripley's for about two years now. He had seen some of the books and thought they looked really cool. We went the third week of June. He was a little disappointed. He didn't realize it would be so much reading. He did like the displays. The Shrunken... more

Wow! I was entertained, intrigued, disgusted, amazed, disoriented and a little scared by Ripley's. Just be careful when you see a mirror and they're telling you to roll your tongue. Just keep in mind that some of these things aren't what they seem here. There is this fun interactive screen, with things like fun shadows, you can hit the volleyball... more

This is a very entertaining way to spend a few hours when one of those Florida storms spring up and tries to ruin a good day at the beach. Very interesting and interactive for all ages. Try the 4D rides, those are a rush! more