Friendly, polite staff. Nice tour guides that tried to make the stories come to life. A lot about the true nature of witches. More

you have to go at least once. we bring out of state family to visit Salem's highlights and this is the first stop. More

This was a great experiance, and my husband and I had a good time. We enjoyed the museum. However, it is more like a show, with wax figures going through the timeline of events. Not a traditional museum with artifacts. Still totally worth the time and money. More

Probably could have been better, but did a great job of telling the story of the Witch Hysteria. There were no special effects, but that was OK. More

A great place to visit if on vacation or just looking for something local to see. Guaranteed to see a lot in Salem if visit in October!! Have brought kids and adults here; all have enjoyed the visit. Highly recommend going here- is for any & all ages. More

This museum harkens back 50 years plus, to the 1960's and is in need of a giant face lift. You are led into a darkened sanctuary of an old and beautiful church, with high expectations. you are seated around the walls of the room, and Soon a recorded voice comes out of nowhere and begins to tell the history of... More

If you are into Witches and that type of thing than this is the place for you. My wife and I did this because we were here and wanted to check it out. It was interesting and there was some stuff that I learned about witches and the Salem witch trials, but it was a little cheesy. I guess if... More

If you are looking for a concise review of the Witch Trials, this attraction would satisfy. Our guide did an excellent job of discussing the era and the history. If you are expecting more, you will be disappointed. The display stations are in desperate need of updating and appear very phony in a few places. The gift shop offered little... More

We arrived about 20 minutes before the show and were directed to read the displays on the walls which basically told the story of what took place in Salem in the 1600's. We were then lead into a large room with life size dispalys that were lit up while a recorded voiceover told the story of Salem and the witch... More