We did this as well as Titanic! It was great and very interesting! If you have a weak stomach, I wouldn't recommend it! Purchase tickets in advance, long can get long! more

The exhibition is very interesting. We only went because we were comped, but i'm glad we went in. There are a series of exhibits, each based on a different pair of anatomy (bones, blood, lungs etc). It costs $65 for two adults and takes around an hour to view (maybe longer of you read every little detail next to every... more

The human body is amazing and this exhibit will leave you amazed. You'll never see yourself the same again! The displays respectfully educate visitors in particular areas of the body such as the lungs, the brain, reproduction, digestion, etc. There are interesting facts on the walls in the nine rooms of the exhibits. You can also obtain and audio tour,... more

Well worth a visit but I though the exhibition was a fair bit smaller than when I visited it in other cities. more

First of all, I did not want to see this exhibit. While it sounded interesting, I tend to be a bit squeamish and don't really like these types of things. My mother, with whom I was traveling, however, is very interested in these things. The line was very long, and the price was fairly steep (I think $65-70 for 2... more

Unique and very interesting exhibit, this is my second time seeing it. First time I saw it back at Tropicana before it moved to Luxor. Not sure if it is the hotel or the exhibits but when it was at Tropicana they offered you a discount when you did both the bodies and the Titanic exhibits but not at Luxor. more

My mother and grandmother opted out of seeing this exhibit and I don't blame them. It was an amazing collection of very well preserved (very real human) bodies stripped in different ways to show different parts, organs and systems. It was very educational and offered a view of the human body that may never be seen by those not in... more

I would highly recommend this exhibit to anyone interested in how the human body and all of its sub-systems work. It is a really neat view from the inside of the body. The "props" are amazing and if you take the time to read all the signs and descriptive text that goes along with it really takes it up a... more

I have always wanted to visit the Bodies exhibit, and I jumped at the chance while in Vegas last week. I was amazed at the parts on display....this is not your college anatomy class. It goes way beyond what you even imagine. The exhibit is made up of 9 rooms, grouped by system. They start with the skeletal system and... more