the sky church is awesome for concerts, we love joan jett. everyone was super nice and helpful. loved all of the exibits on music legands past and presant.

I took my daughter there with 2 friends for her 13th birthday present. They had a blast jamming at the On Stage. I like the hands-on experience with all the different musical things. Very much a museum with interaction completely in mind! We will definitely be making a trip back!

Come if you're a music wanna be.

Was the experience fun? yes, if you're a masochist.
Would you recommend it to others? yes, my fellow masochists.
Was it worth the time/money? yes, it's cheaper than most masochist clubs.

This is a must experience for music fans. One can spend many hours wondering through all of the music memorabilia. They also have lots of things for kids to do as well. GO!

To have more fun with it, Start at the Eastlake Shopping Center. Ride the Monorail (when it is not on fire). There you go right through the museum to the Seattle center. Just a hop skip and a jump and you are there!

The museum is always revolving with their exhibits, so keep an eye out on the internet or in the papers. While there try to ...

This was an awesome "experience". Plan to spend the whole day.

EMP is a music lovers dream. All of the memorabilia and the opportunity to play several instruments makes this a very fun way to spend a day. You can learn about the roots of Northwest Rock-and-Roll, or watch a documentary on Hendrix. Even the building is amazing. A highly recommended place for anyone visiting Seattle.

I've visited the EMP twice and loved it both times. If you're a musician it's a great place to jam, goof off with the various equipment and even make a CD if you want. The guitar section was informative and has guitars dating back to when they were first invented. I enjoyed all the old rocknrollers clothing (Elvis was a little fellow, ...

I went to the EMP with my wife and two kids. After forking over $120 for the music and sci-fi "museums", we entered the smallish building, wondering what the hype was all about. What we found were broken exhibits (the bass strings were all gone, the keyboard was busted, a drum had a hole in the pad, etc.), long waits and completely ...