We watched the film, climbed to the several view spots, , did the simulator ride and museum. Discounts given for seniors and Veterans. Thank you very much. Gift shop extensive with a 10% discount for completing the survey.

Visited during the offseason. My brother had visited it a few years back and he had a good time. There is a fairly large museum associated with the Crater and a theater that had an informative video on the history of the crater. FYI, there are several discounts available--you just have to ask for them. For example, they offer a military discount.

Fascinating place. Trying to comprehend how this hole in the ground was created is incredible. The museum provides loads of information. Particularly interesting to see that the crater was used by NASA for astronaut training, so plenty of information about that. Really nice place to visit.

Really enjoyed visiting this site! The only reason I gave it a four is because the price seemed a bit high for what it was. Nice small museum, clean bathrooms, and a cute coffee shop. The short video was worth it.

Sad that this is owned by a family who obviously want to be rich and not care about the parents who want to take their children here to get educated or retired people who are traveling around to see The Wonders of America. Very, very pricey to stand and look at a hole in the ground. So sad.

Great big hole in the ground. If you’ve never been there, it’s worth a stop. It’s amazing to see. They have a small museum and three levels of viewing platforms right at the edge of the crater. They do offer short rim tours at time, weather and staff permitting. We were there in the late afternoon and they weren’t doing any more due to the wind. It is rather expensive however. Note the rim is huge, the tours just go a short walk from the visitor center. We’ve been about three times over the years, but they extremely raised the price of admission. We probably wouldn’t go again.

OK, it is a pretty cool stop for space geeks (I’m one). It’s an impressive sight; 500 feet deep and 4000 feet across, but it’s a bit pricey for what it is. The entry admission includes all entertainment options at the sight. I found the video to be very superficial and I found myself wanting more detailed information. The guided tour was rigorously scripted and I found it boring. The 4D ride was entertaining, but short (10 minutes). The museum was small but pretty interesting. I’m glad we stopped by to check it out but I wouldn’t go back.

This spot is a little off the beaten path and then you pay $27/person which seems a bit steep. There are guided tours every half hour or so which are interesting but be advised that if it seems a bit windy in the parking lot, you will literally be blown away on the tour. I've never experienced such wind in my life.

We only spent about 25 minutes here. The crater was an awesome sight and I enjoyed that. However the film was only 7 minutes long. The museum exhibits were no more than a small visitor center. The tours were over for the day early. Only other things here were a coffee shop and overpriced gift shop. I feel they were capitalizing on the crater and I felt ripped off . Give it a miss

We have been here several times over the years and this latest price increase to $25 per person is getting 'up there'. It's still wonderful to visit with so much factual info available to you. We suggest taking the tour which walks you partially around the crater and points out the filming location of Starman if you have seen the 1980's movie. Plenty of parking and the gift shop is nice too, again on the high side though.