This was a very interesting exhibit to visit. It wasn't very crowded the morning we went which made it much more enjoyable so that you could take your time to look at everything. They made the exhibit very current with all of the corona virus information on the walls.

This was an awesome place it was great to learn and see what God has created with us. I do recommend checking this out. Staff was awesome nice and everything was clean.

The exhibit is very nice...but way too short for the money. Wish they added at least a footnote about the life of the people whose bodies we are looking at...after all, they were real people who donated their bodies to science. But over all, a really informative experience.

My name is Frank the Critic I took my better half here for her birthday 😁. Although it was a gift to her, I had an absolutely fantastic time. Disclaimer, I love to learn things! That being said, there isn't any rides here and the exhilaration comes from stimulating your brain. Each area unique from the last, and plenty to see and read. One of the most alluring aspects of this exhibit is that the collection is from real people who have donated their ears, feet, eyes, bones, bodies etc. Layer by layer, each area breaks down a certain part of the body in ways you can't imagine. Peeling back flesh and muscle to reveal the inner workings of our circulatory system to dissecting your lungs to see the different chambers air pass through. Last but not least, A couple of areas fill casts of organs with gel, than let it harden. This bright colored organ is placed inside a clear box with a bright light to really showcase your insides!

It was nice to see, great if you don't have time for the large and better one at the Luxor. They look like hand-me-downs from that exhibit. Short. Still not priced too bad.would have liked to have more informative signage around displays. Go early in day, less traffic. I would have gave it 3 stars if purchasing tickets online and then using them wasn't so difficult for me or cashier.

This was one of the most amazing body exhibits I have ever seen. The pure amount of detail and care that went into putting this together was definitely remarkable. The bodies are so well preserved they look alive sometimes. Definitely worth the money and definitely worth checking out.

**Not for the faint of heart. Real bodies has 20 different real human bodies on display all donated to science...crazy cool, intriguing, astonishing and creepy all at once...God surely is amazing...fun fact the only parts that are NOT real are the eyeballs...highly recommend...

This place is amazing. No wait to get in. Tickets were a little on the expensive side, but worth it. No weird smells of preservation of the bodies, which was great. Must have a strong stomach. I love anatomy and physiology and this was an amazing perspective. Layout was easy to follow. Not crowded when we went (Friday).

I have been to 5 or more bodies exhibit over the years. This is a good one. It's smaller than the traveling exhibit but it is comprehensive and so well done. My husband and I both have done human cadaver disection in school. It is impossibly hard. The skill level to dissect and preserve these bodies is masterful and awesome. I am always so impressed at how tasteful and well done the exhibit is. I truly belive that all medical students should be required to visit a bodies exhibit. It's so much better than anatomy classes and labs in school. The fetal part of the exhibit blows me away. The perfection of the human body and its development is so interesting. We took our kids, 10/12, to it for the first time. 10 year old was bored a little but it might be that we took extra long, most people go through way faster than us. We spent 2 hours. Most people finish in about an hour. We are just science /anatomy /medical nerds. Our daughter, 12, took interest and since she is starting anatomy next week I think this was a great introduction into the subject for her. What I love most is the bridge between science and art. It's a must see.

What an amazing place. So educational and informative. This place did a great job. My favorite body if I had to choose was the one where they took the skeleton out of the body and was holding on it's body without the skeleton. See pic. So worth the money.

If you’ve seen it once, you’ve seen it a thousand times. Went to the one in the Luxor years back. This one is similar but smaller, I think. Overall, still fascinating, entertaining, and educational. Four stars and not five because the cashier lady took her sweet time checking me and my sister in. At one point, she stopped assisting me and was eating and drinking. I thought I may have interrupted her on her lunch break or something.

A really good learning experience about the human body. It has a lot of interesting facts to go along with it. I think the overall experience was good. The giftshop is overpriced.

For a retired nurse, this was a very interesting exhibit. The bodies and parts are very easy to see. The educational descriptions were good. Great respect for the donors who enhance our understanding of human structure and function.

Such a cool experience. The bodies are preserved so well.

This place is an amazing experience. I will never take my body for granted. Learned so many new things. Beautifully organized. Not morbid at all. I enjoyed it.

I’ve been to this exhibit twice and have yet to visit the competition at Luxor but this place is awesome. I took my 7 and 2 year old children and they loved it. They were both so fascinated with the anatomy of the human body. My wife really enjoyed it as well. More family friendly than it seems at first as long as you’re not squeamish.

I can't fully articulate how worth the money this exhibit is. You get amazingly close-up views of the human bodies unimpeded by glass and other barriers for a good number of specimens. It makes this experience far superior to other museums I've been at. They also have a truly artistic, poetic presentation of both the bodies and their facts, which are bar none. If you are squeamish, you might not make it to the end.

Had lots of fun. This is the second body exhibit that I've been to and it never disappoint. I would recommend to friends and family.

So much fun. We went around noon on a Thursday and used the GoCity passes instead of buying tickets. A lot more to look at than expected with so many different areas and specialized exhibits, took a bit less than an hour. An experience unlike any other, I mean where else can you see the nervous system, human body in slices, and even fetuses with birth defects.

If you're interested in anatomy and understanding how the human body works, this is a must-see exhibit. Real bodies in varying positions with highlights on all the bodily systems, pulmonary, nervous, etc. Very respectfully done and truly a scientific experience with amble details provided about you were viewing. The only thing I didn't love was checking in. No signs about what to do or where to go. Definitely not a showstopper though. Good ticket prices, too!

An amazing experience! Thank you to the generous doners.

Very interesting and impressive exhibition. The lady at the entrance, Ms.Ramos, was super nice and helpful. You are allowed to walk and see everything at your own pace. We visited on a Thursday and there were only a few visitors at that time. This is a learning experience for the whole family.

It's a great experience to see the complete inside our body. Good to visit once. The place is a bit small.

It was a very good experience, something totally different that makes you reflect...

It was great experience definitely recommended if you are in Vegas visit this Museum is a must

The was a very interesting exhibit. Take your time and read the information posted. Enjoy the artistry of the exhibit. It made me think of another of things during and afterwards!

The exhibition is very graphic but not gorey. A perfect combination of both visual and written information coupled with the music, it is a great experience.

The exhibit really simplifies the body. Interesting perspective. Not sure if $34 is a fair price to get in. There were no garbage cans through the entire exhibit. Casino environment may not be pleasant; going through the main entrance requires a 50 yard walk through a smokey casino.

It was a wonderfully thoughtful exhibit combining science and art. I work in the medical field and am always fascinated by art, emotion, details, and the human body. I'm so glad it wasn't just another human freakshow display. Must see.

Very educational I really enjoyed it. So many fascinating thing to see and learn.

This place is a gem. Everything except the eye is real and you’d be surprised what all we have inside our body. Being a medic, I used to see such things on a Human Atlas, but seeing it in real life just blew my mind. Even the smallest of vessel is preserved and shown in display.

We got this as part of our CityGo pass. Was a very interesting exhibit. It took us approximately 1 hour to go around the whole exhibit but you could probably stretch to 1.5 hours if you took your time. We were allowed to walk around at our own pace, with interesting facts and information with each of the pieces

Real human bodies on display for us to see and read about. The human body is an amazing thing, and this display was breathtaking. You see the lungs, muscles, tissues, limbs, and everything in between. I highly recommend. It was incredible.

Fantastic learning about the body. I had heart surgery (pulmonary stenosis) at 6 months old, very cool to see the heart in different forms and actually see the passages. The veins are extremely amazing and interesting on how science was able to extract them. Very educational exhibit a me put together well.

For those who like science is very good. They are real. They have used wax to conserve them however, what it made me fell excited was they were real human body. The cost and the show quality is a good compromised.

A great exhibit to learn more about the body and see everything up close. I've been to a similar exhibit over 10 years ago. Not much has changed, but it is still fascinating. Plus, I had my kids with me, they liked it a lot.

What a truly unique, unforgettable, informative experience! I LOVED the preborn baby exhibit, what a treat! The photos I posted here are from a 10 week baby and a 12 week baby! Precious tiny humans 💖💖💖

Very interesting. I like how they incorporated info on COVID-19. This was part of the Go City Pass. I can't say I'd pay the retail admission price but I could say that about most things in Vegas.

I've been to this exhibit in a couple different locations and it's definitely something to see and experience. It's not for the faint of heart, mind, or stomach

We got free tickets as a gift but we intended to go anyway. The museum is clean, well lit and felt ventilated. All the installations were fascinating and there was plenty to see and more than I expected. I walked in there not knowing I'd see conjoined twins!