Crazy Horse was the most expensive tourist attraction ever. It was 25 bucks for a car load!!!!! Its better to just see it from the highway. its pretty much the same view. It may be cooler looking in 200 years. Right now they arn't even 10 percent finished. Mount Rushmore is definatly worth the 8 dollar parking fee.

the art and the memorial of crazy Horse and the vidoe they showed us. the lakota poeple have a intersting history. also the old photos and bead work.

It has a great story behind it and is very interesting. The family behind the scenes are the best. The museum is filled with all kinds of native artifacts and the employees are very helpful.

We visited this about 30 years ago. Doesn't seem like much has changed since then, and I question whether there is any financial accountability for where the money is going. My guess is, they're raising funds from people who want to help. But in the end, I think they're just keeping themselves employed.

I drove a charter bus into Crazy Horse, glad it was free. Not impressed at all. Stay on the Highway and use Binoculars.

Back in the 60s, My Mother, and I were traveling with relatives from Illinois, and the same day we visited Mount Rushmore, we c=visited the crazy Horse Monument. the sculpure's home was open for tours, and in the home, I saw a grandfather clock that was made where I was working at the time(Herschede-Hall Clock Company) I would really love to see the monument today. Terry Harpole------Maben,Mississippi

We visited on our Black Hills and Ft Robinson trip. Note that the Crazy Horse monument tour was a TRAP, we paid $25 per car entry fee and then on arrival at the visitor center were greeted with a $4 per person bus fee if you really wanted to get up close to see the monument. I felt violated. It seemed to me that $25 was sufficient to be able to see ...

When I went to the Crazy Horse Memorial, it was by far the best stop I made on the journey from Spokane Washington to Chicago. I must admit that you should see Mount Rushmore FIRST. I think that way you'll be saving the best for last. Perhaps it is because we've all seen Rushmore in the history books... Crazy Horse is "in the ...

What was for many years a goal, turned into a let down. I had for many years been impressed by what I knew of the Crazy Horse Memorial project. But my visit there in May of 2006 changed my mind.

Admission of $10 to the grounds seemed steep. But the additional charge to take a bus ride to the base of the mountain where the sculpture is being made ...