The audio tour was very informative, but people don’t care about letting you read the information or come right up on you as you’re there. It says “no flash photography” very clearly, and there are points where you can take pictures, but to see the amount of people who walked through with their camera on was crazy. A lot of interesting stuff to see if others don’t ruin it.

Interesting place to visit. Learned a lot of things that I never knew. The highlight was seeing the actual cars (OJ Simpson, Ted Bundy, Dillinger, and Bonnie & Clyde). You can learn and participate while there. The price for admission is a bit high, even with $2.00 coupon off the price. I always visit Tennessee every year, but I never visited this place until this year. It's not worth $26.95 (actually $28.95) in my opinion.

The place is decent. Looks interesting on the outside. Had to park quite far from the building but that was expected. Inside, the workers were nice, the place was absolutely packed with information. Some of it could have been learned on line. The main thing I was looking forward to were Dahmer’s & Gacey’s belongings, also the bronco with OJ.

I loved every bit of this, from the interactive things to the murder history. I’m an avid murder documentary watcher and I still learned new things in this exhibit. Walk thru took about 2 hours to really get a look at everything. There are some interesting finds in the gift shop as well. My favorite was Oj Simpsons white bronco was featured!

A bit pricey, but there's a lot to see here. We enjoyed taking our time reading all the placards at each station. If you are not much of a reader, it may be worth it to buy the audio tour. We spent 3 hours here, and learned a great deal.

This was a fun attraction with lots of interesting artifacts and exhibits. The museum is much larger than I thought it would be, which was great value. There was a little too much reading involved with the exhibits, so the audio tour might have been a better option. We watched several people having fun doing the scavenger hunt. We purchased several pictures and some neat merch in the gift shop. Overall a fun time for adults and teens.

This museum was incredible. There were so many exhibits and so many things to see. The museum is skillfully grouped around such as serial killers, robberies, assassinations, mass shooters, and the Wild West are some good examples of this. There were a few spelling mistakes on the placards for certain artifacts but do not take away from the artifacts themselves. Similarly, there are a few factual inaccuracies in the serial killer portion of the museum, but nothing too drastic that takes away from the information. I went today and I'm on crutches which was a pain, but I still thoroughly enjoyed myself and found it educational.

Family of four with teenage boys thoroughly enjoyed this activity. The cool displays with the stories attached made it captivating. There’s a coupon in the coupon books for this activity. Would definitely recommend especially if you need something to do due the weather.

This was a very good excursion and comes highly recommended, BUT I would not recommend the audio option ... simply because I had to leave my driver's license with the staff at the front desk. These are the measures they take to ensure the return of audio equipment. I was unmistakably unhappy about this arrangement. I'd already paid, so grudgingly left my ID with the front desk staff member. It was locked away in a type of cash box, but this arrangement actually still bothers me after the fact. Why should I trust a bunch of strangers with ALL my personal information when identity theft is a dime a dozen? I'd paid with a credit card, so don't understand why a deposit wasn't taken, or that my credit card would be charged for any equipment that was not returned. The museum has tons of excellent information readily available, so purchasing the audio option is not necessary.

This is right up our alley as a family. We were very excited to visit this museum. I think we arrived about 11:30 on a Friday and realized everyone else had the same idea. It was very crowded. We enjoyed the exhibits and liked reading each of the exhibit labels (when we were able to linger in front of an exhibit). We believe part of the crowding was due to the offering of a scavenger hunt that almost every adult was doing. They were looking for answers for thier hunt while we were just trying to experience the exhibits. Would recommend getting there at opening time or later in the day when the crowds might be less.