What a great experience. My wife and I are huge fans of history museums, however we have never been to an Egyptian museum. This museum has great displays, a courteous staff, and is an all around great time. We especially liked the replica stone-carved tomb. The beautiful garden is great for a stroll with your spouse. A step back into history. ...

THIS IS THE BAST I WANT TO LIVE HERE! i was in a place and got lost but some guy helped me and i kissed him!

There was a lot to look at, interesting stuff. I had no idea that it would be so interesting or contain so much. I'll probably go back. Normally, I'd think you'd have to go up to SF for something like this, so it is nice to have this down south.

It was a bit expensive, but the displays were interesting and unique. They don't have a lot of mummies, though, if your kids are expecting them. (Ours were.) Would definitely go again. Don't bother staying for the planetarium show, though. We stayed extra for it, and found it a waste of time. The kids fell asleep, and we almost did, too. Unless your interested in the Rosicrucian Order, it's not worth your time.

I am Egyptian, i felt like home, it looks likethe temple of Karnak, they even have real mummies and temple like structures.
Whoever did this I must thank him.
It have some or the Pharonict mysteries that you would love to explore yourself.
Do not miss out this one

small museum and nothing really interesting to look at. boring!

Wish there was more information about how the period in history they focus on fits in with the enormous Egyptian history. Still, wonderful exhibits!

great museum wonderful collection an inexpensive way to spend a quiet afternoon the grounds are interesting as well

The artifacts were interesting, and the display text was instructive, but it was difficult to get an overview of the culture and history; everything was broken into chunks that were not linked into an overall narrative. The guided tour through a "typical" tomb (created by the museum after a intensive photo study of 40 actual tombs) was educational for adults and entertaining for young teens.