Honestly, we went into this blind and my fiancée and I had blast. Definitely not for kids, and maybe it was because we were seemingly the only people in here so it made it much creepier. It’s not really a museum, more a wax haunted house. If you like creepy things it’s worth the visit - I will say it is VERY dark, almost a little dangerous at one point, but besides that it was great.

Don’t be deceived by the outside of the museum. We have been to Lake George numerous of times and never thought to go in. So glad we did this time, it’s not your typical wax museum. I highly recommend the museum, be aware it is very dark.

My kids wanted to do this….til they did it, LOL! Was totally not on our agenda but is def something they’ll remember most about our trip to Lake George. Price was reasonable and it takes about 15 minutes to walk through (perhaps longer if you’re enjoying it and not trying to race through it like we were!) I personally wouldn’t recommend for kids younger than 12 unless they are not phased by horror/gore or easily scared. We are not horror movie fans by nature so this was def creepy for us- but we knew what we signed up for! It’s more like an interactive haunted house museum versus just a “wax museum.” It’s very dark throughout the experience and you are not allowed to turn a cell phone flashlight on. All exhibits are behind glass and nothing is live, meaning no one will actively follow, touch or come at you. Still-we were relieved when we walked out the exit door, LOL! I would have enjoyed more info about each scene to accompany the “exhibit”- and the push button exhibits didn’t seem to click on correctly. All in all, a fun memory made!