Most of my friends from the Skyline Drive Corvette Club grew up with "I Love Lucy." This museum was filled with Lucy and Desi, from their earlier years to the end of their lives. It was so much fun watching and laughing with the videos.

Really liked the focus on Lucy's career as a rising motion picture actress, Desi's family history from Cuba and how they met and were married. Did not know that Lucy bought DesiLou from Desi in 1962 and was instrumental in getting the initial Star Trek on TV. Trekkers everywhere are thankful!

We didn't get a chance to do the museum last spring and took a two hour drive to visit today. It was worth it. The staff super friendly, the museum was extremely informative. There was so much about their lives that I was unaware with and am so glad we came back to go through the Museum. We went to the comedy museum last spring and ran out of time to come here, hands down this was much better.

There are many exhibits, props, pictures of both the show and the personal lives of Lucy and Desi. I learned a lot of things. I highly recommend this museum.

The museum was awesome. So many things to see and a lot to read and learn about Lucy’s childhood and then her teenage years on into her marriage to Desi and then beyond her marriage to Desi. It takes about 3 hours to do the whole museum and read all of the information and view all of the items on display. I would also it is worth the money to get your picture taken on the set of the I love Lucy show. You get lots of pictures taken with your phone from one of the employees at the museum. You get the living room, and Kitchen. What a blast my daughter and I had. I give this museum and all the of employees and A plus. Would defiantly go again.

Really enjoyed the museum. Learned a lot I did not know about Lucy and Desi and all the people in the show. Lucy is even buried in Jamestown. The gift shop is also very nice

We had so much in this museum. It is so informative and easy to get through quickly. I would recommend to anyone who enjoyed I Love Lucy and Lucille Ball.

The museum is enjoyable with various props and costumes from the I Love Lucy Show. There is some dresses that Lucy wore in and off the show. Ricky's bongo drums and bongo case is displayed. My husband like Lucy car and Oscars that were displayed. The staff is very knowledgeable and informative. Spend the extra $10 and get picture taken in the I love Lucy living room, kitchen set, the staff took the pictures with our camera. Had so much fun with this. The only drawback is the parking is limited to 2 hours a day and they do mark your tires so make sure to keep track of your time. The other somewhat down fall in my humble opinion was the museum is in 2 parts and to see the other part you have to go back out the front door and down 2 stores to see the other part. Was a very memorable and brought back many fantastic memories.

I'm not sure what reason you would visit Jamestown except to go to the Lucy and Desi Museum and the National Comedy Center. Are they worth the trip? ABSOLUTELY. This museum is for any fan of Lucy and/or Desi that highlights their lives, shows clips from Lucy's movies, memorabilia, clips of episodes of I Love Lucy, a recreation of the set (apartment), and more. There is a large gift shop. You can get a reduced combined admission to the museum and the National Comedy Center, which is within walking distance.

I loved Lucy of course but the two sections of the exhibit could easily be done in an hour or less. The sets are mildly interesting - they are so small - you thought they'd be bigger.

We remembered the "I Love Lucy" series very much. It was great to get the history of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Easy parking on the street right in front of the museum. Had recreated sets from the series. Highly recommend this place if you're a fan of the show. Also in this city is her gravesite and her girlhood home which can be seen as a drive-by only. Another place is the park down by the lake.

A chance to see how the layout of the TV show set was arranged as well as a fair amount of details about the show and the family.

I visited this museum for the second time and still found new things! A change from my last visit was that now you are able to pay $10 to go on the New York apartment set. Very cool feature-just wished that we were told this at check in and/or they should just give you an option to include it with your admission. Many neat artifacts, including costumes. Definitely worth going to for Lucy and Desi fans!

Had a wonderful time here. Was far more authentic than I expected and was so cool to know you were amongst some great history of comedy. The staff was wonderful and very helpful. Only neg...make sure you pay attention to your time if you park on the street. Two hour limit and we were 10 minutes over and got ticketed.

We enjoyed both sections of the LB/DA Museum. The one devoted mostly to I LOVE LUCY included replicas of both the Ricardos’ kitchen and the living room. Great mid century furnishings. Later in your tour, you’ll also see hotel room they stayed in when the Ricardos and the Mertzes went to Hollywood. Good info about the writers, directors, and crew who all made ILL the everlasting hit it is.