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This was definitely the most unique museum I've ever been to. There is a wide variety of things and something for everyone. It includes science, history, and just general items of interest. My husband and I and our teenager spent nearly 2 hours here looking at everything. Their interactive exhibits are currently closed due to COVID, but there was still plenty to see. They have a nice gift shop as well. …
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Date of experience: December 2020
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This museum was recommended to my daughter in law, a new arrival to Wichita. She and I visited last week and were terribly disappointed. We did not complete the tour and left. I considered requesting a refund but did not. I hear there is a free day one time/month. Wait for the free day or skip it.vis…
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Date of experience: October 2020
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My family thoroughly enjoyed the museum. We have 3 boys ages, 12, 9, and 4. They each enjoyed different things. The dinosaur exhibit was awesome. My oldest enjoyed all the wartime exhibits.
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Date of experience: July 2020
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So many wonderful things to see, so be sure to allow enough time to view it all. A hour just won't be enough. Look for the mummies, fossils, military, western history
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Date of experience: April 2019
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We have visited all of the Smithsonian Museums in Washington, D.C. as well as many other museums across the United States. We felt that the Museum of World Treasures was a museum searching for a theme. What is there is interesting, but it seems a bit haphazard. I think the exhibit that made the most sense for its location was the fossil gallery, because some of the items on display were discovered in Kansas or neighboring states. Having visited a number of Civil War museums in the southeast U.S., I found that display lacking. The Halls of U.S. Presidents seemed liked a middle school report on each president. The Royal Art of Asia, Africa, Pre-Hispanic, Ancient Rome, Ancient Greece and Ancient Greece were interesting but lacked any cohesive thread. I found the military galleries to be too "American prejudiced perspective". The third floor is hardly worth visiting. The Old West section, which should be HUGE in Wichita, was a major disappointment. Two-thirds of the third floor is a children's play area or rentable event space.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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