4/5 Zan L. 2 years ago on Google • 357 reviews
Definitely
quirky
but
the
uniqueness
alone
is
reason
enough
to
visit.
Another
reviewer
compared
it
to
Jurassic
Museum
but
I
disagree,
it
has
the
same
reverse
world
Wes
Anderson
type
of
feeling
but
I
could
stay
2
hours
in
Jurassic
whereas
the
Panorama
is
limited
to
an
hour
plus
after
about
45mins
I
was
ready
to
head
out.
It
was
formally
located
on
Hollywood
Blvd
but
was
relocated
to
the
current
site.
Their
first
panorama
was
the
history
of
LA
over
the
last
400
years.
Next
they
did
an
Arctic
scene
at
night
and
currently
it’s
China
from
1910-1930
as
their
main
exhibit.
Basically
a
panorama
was
what
people
did
instead
of
going
out
to
stage
theater
prior
to
movie
theaters
being
invented.
They
used
to
be
very
popular
but
now
the
only
ones
that
remain
in
the
US
are
in
Gettysburg
Virginia,
Atlanta,
and
this
one
in
Los
Angeles.
To
enter
you
walk
up
spiral
stairs
and
come
to
another
floor.
There
you’ll
see
the
panorama
which
is
basically
a
360°
painting
on
the
wall.
You’re
allowed
to
walk
around
it
to
see
the
piece.
In
between
you
and
the
painting
are
a
lot
of
figurines
and
small
sculptures
to
add
to
the
3D
feeling
of
the
scene.
They
also
keep
the
lights
very
low
and
play
scene
sounds
(traffic
in
this
case)
and
wind
to
enhance
the
experience.
I
would’ve
stayed
longer
but
there
was
a
group
in
there
with
me
commenting
on
it.
The
2nd
exhibit
is
an
Arctic
trading
post.
Very
trippy
to
see
as
I
was
not
even
aware
it
was
there
prior
to
going
but
possibly
my
favorite
part
of
the
self
guided
tour.
You’re
allowed
to
enter
and
walk
around
the
cabin.
After
this
you
can
walk
past
a
stage
theater
to
get
to
the
garden
outside.
It’s
small
but
nice
to
walk
around
(brief
walk)
and
see
the
plants.
They
have
seats
all
over
and
a
gazebo
for
you
to
sit
and
relax.
I
was
the
only
one
back
there
so
I
spent
the
majority
of
my
time
out
there
albeit
a
warmer
day.
I’m
giving
it
4/5
due
to
the
limited
exhibits
but
the
uniqueness
alone
is
worth
a
visit.
I’ve
been
to
all
the
bigger
and
even
medium
museums
so
if
you’re
looking
for
a
unique
experience
or
want
to
check
out
another
fork
in
the
road
of
wknd
planning
this
is
worth
a
visit.
Very
polite
and
pleasant
staff
too.
$7
for
an
hour.
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