First, I can't say I was super interested in this exhibit. The family wanted to go, so we did - turns out it was very interesting! It was interesting. If you think you might be interested in how we work, this is for you. These are REAL bodies. They do ask you to be respectful, which is fair. A lot of information. There is a reproductive area, but if you think this is not something you can do, they offer a place to go around it. There are a few pieces that are veins and vessels that were injected with some type of polymer. So what you are looking at is a web showing circulation, and it sounds odd to say this, but they were beautiful. The arm shows how much circulation there is in your fingertips - who knew!

The exhibit is interesting and you can learn a lot about the human body. I think it took about 30mins to walk round and read the information. Out of the King Tut, Titanic and Bodies at Luxor, I enjoyed this the least.

Great exhibit but smaller than the one I went to 15 years ago. They have added some but removed more.

I think I expected more from this place. The only part that I thought was cool was the Fetus exhibition, otherwise pretty boring and ALOT of reading.

This exhibit is full of lots of information! Very educational! They added lots of covid information too. I wanted my son to see this because he's taking biology right now. It was pretty interesting!

This is definitely not for everyone, but for anyone interested in biology or the human body it's perfect. These are actual human bodies, and there is a lot to be learned here. Pretty much every part of the human body, inside and out, is on display with explanations of the inner workings.

Real bodies, very educational. My favorite exhibition were the fetus. Wish they had more like interactions and stuff like that but overall, OK.

Exhibit at Ballys. Always interesting. They have added information about covid 19 throughout the exhibit.

Super cool exhibit for anyone interested in the human body or healthcare. Took my daughter (15) who wants to be a nurse. I paid MORE to see it here than I did the first time in Atlanta and the exhibit was about 1/2 the size. We were in and out in twenty/thirty mins. The gestation room IS A MUST SEE. Very informative and really makes abortion at 4weeks, 8 weeks, 12 weeks something to consider when seeing the perfectly formed embryos. Good talking point with my daughter.

It was educational but for $45 (combo ticket with Titanic) could have been more interactive. It became boring at the end and rushed through. IF you are at all squeamish it may be a pass for you, I skipped the infant display but my sister said it was fairly benign even if you've lost a child, but I didn't want to include that in my walk through. It is obviously a display of some very hard work on behalf of the curators and scientists, and it was very interesting for the medical student who walked through with us, but as an average person, I didn't enjoy it so much.

A small but mighty exhibit of our very own anatomies. Perfectly preserved and highly education, Bodies The Exhibition will walk you through the body's different systems with fascinating facts dotted along the way. Purchase tickets from your phone to save time.

The woman at the front booth was horribly rude and nasty. We had paid for Go Las Vegas passes 3 days prior, drove 13 hours to Las Vegas, and when we show up at the Bodies exhibit they refused us entry based on the fact that they NO LONGER contract with Go City Passes! We lost a lot of money. The woman at the counter said she would sell us tickets for $45 each, but we already had PAID PASSES to get in. Do NOT pay for this exhibit, they really rip you off! We lost all of the money and can't recoup any of it, Go City laughed and said TOO BAD SO SAD you lose..

I went to the one at Ballys. Very informative and cool to see what it’s like inside our bodies! About 1.5 or 2 hours long , if you read most of everything there and take your time. Covid 19 social distancing. Hand sanitizer everywhere

The exhibition was ok. I would not do it again. The price was too high for the length of the exhibition.

My husband and I have been to an exhibit like this in Edmonton but it wasn’t to the same extent...this was much better. They explained the preserving process which is a very interesting and then had views of the bodies in different every day positions. The exhibit also showed all the organs and explained their functions and potential disease. There is a section where the display is of small embryos and fetuses. There is a sign warning you before entering this section so you can bypass it. We thought this was very thoughtful. All in all a great stop if your looking for something to do in Vegas.