I realize that for the majority of the white population, that have no comprehension of the true meaning of this monument, they need to review the reasons behind the total story. This is a monument for the entire Native American Indians tribes of this country and to honor our ancestors that gave so much under an opression from the government of this ...

I think it was something worth seeing, because of its size, and how famous it is, but we didn't bother paying to go in. We got really good close-ups from the road, so that's really all you should do.

I remember visiting the Crazy Horse Memorial in 1995. I was on a month-long cross-country trip with my family at the time, and the fees to see it were among the highest of any park/memorial/monument we saw the entire trip. When we got in, we were hit with more fees and a collection of incredibly cheesy trinkets they were trying to pass off as a ...

OK. I was there in 1968 or so. 20 years into the project, Crazy Horse didn't have a face. Now he does. But that was completed 10 years ago. So for the last 30 years, that place has been raking in the dough and VERY little is being accomplished there - with the exception of building an incredible money machine. It's expensive to get ...

As other reviews explained, one cannot really see the sculpture without paying an additional bus fee. My experience, however, was worse yet! I arrived around 7 p.m.; I was told, after paying my admission, that the bus trips had ended at 6:15 p.m. and I was not permitted to walk to the sculpture. Perhaps the visitor center has interest for some ...

We found the memorial to be FANTASTIC. It was $10 dollars a car load and free the next day. Had to pay the $4 extra to get up close. Didn,t mind. The museum was educational and was very beautifully laid out. There was a great gift shop also. The light show at night that was FASCINATING, as well as educational. We enjoyed it very much. Note: ...

I have been to the memorial many times and each time I am more impressed. It is a fantastic undertaking. It is being done with great dignity and shows love of the Indian people.I would return any time I had the chance.

....I regret using "tourist trap", rather I would rather reference "tourist desination". The experience was fun, I would recommend this project to others, and the visit was worth the time and some money. You have to go and witness at least one time....though I have a mixed opinion on the subject.

If you really enjoy American Indian history, then this would be a worthwhile stop for you. There are plenty of artifacts and pictures to enjoy. However, they seem to be strangely organized. If you just want to the see the monument itself, take a picture from the highway with your zoom-lens camera. That would have been enough for me, but my husband enjoyed the museum.