2/5 Morgan M. 2 years ago on Google
I
had
such
high
hopes
but
left
feeling
like
this
was
more
of
tourist
trap.
Buying
my
ticket
online
was
a
hassle,
took
12
tries
before
it
went
through,
I
don’t
understand
how
a
museum
that
requires
you
to
buy
your
ticket
online
has
such
a
horrible
system.
It’s
also
30
pesos
to
take
photos
there
as
well,
which
comes
out
to
a
total
of
297.50
pesos.
I
wouldn’t
say
you
get
your
moneys
worth
at
all.
I
read
another
review
that
mentions
shooting
for
the
5pm
as
it’s
less
people
and
it’s
the
last
time
of
that,
totally
agree
with
that.
What
I
didn’t
expect
was
ro
feel
rushed
by
all
or
the
staff!
I
arrived
right
at
5pm
and
waited
a
while
in
line
as
they
let
people
in.
Online
or
says
you
need
to
print
your
tickets,
YOU
DO
NOT
NEED
TOO.
I
spent
from
5-6:30
there.
There’s
some
info
panels
that
are
in
a
small
font,
so
waiting
to
get
in-front
of
them
to
read
them
took
the
longest
out
of
anything
there.
In
the
first
room
I
was
stopped
by
a
guard
for
taking
photos
even
though
I
put
the
pass
on
the
back
of
my
phone.
They
did
apologize
but
a
little
frustrating
all
the
same.
To
add
to
it,
I
had
a
small
kanken
backpack
that
they
asked
me
to
wear
front
facing,
yet
another
woman
had
the
exact
same
backpack
and
they
never
asked
her.
The
museum
shows
a
where
she
lived
and
her
work
which
was
very
cool.
But
there’s
do
not
touch
stickers
on
a
lot
of
walls
and
such
that
do
show
up
in
a
lot
of
photos.
They
museum
doesn’t
tell
a
lot
about
her
life,
it’s
snippets
here
and
there,
I
would
highly
recommend
the
podcast
History
Chicks
which
does
a
whole
episode
on
her
and
gives
WAY
more
information
than
I
got
from
the
museum.
The
way
Rivera
is
portrayed
was
a
bit
unnerving
too,
rose
colored
glasses
galore.
I
was
in
the
last
group
of
about
10
people
going
through
the
museum
and
the
staff
could
not
get
us
out
of
there
fast
enough.
I’ve
never
felt
so
rushed
in
a
museum
before.
That
alone
to
me
was
the
worst
part
of
this
experience.
Having
staff
literally
behind
you
trying
to
lock
up.
On
my
way
out
it
does
say
that
it
closes
at
5:45,
and
the
little
store
closes
then
as
well.
After
waiting
in
line
and
buying
the
pass
and
just
waiting
for
the
people
in
front
to
go
in,
I
didn’t
even
start
looking
at
parts
of
the
museum
until
5:10
at
least.
The
whole
situation
seemed
very
unreasonable
and
left
a
bad
taste
in
my
mouth.
I
would
say
happy
I’ve
been
once,
but
my
expectations
were
way
to
high,
and
left
very
disappointed
in
the
entire
experience.
The
house
it’s
self
and
her
work
is
incredible.
Again,
just
totally
disappointed
in
the
experience.
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