This museum is very impressive. We could have stayed here most of a day because there is so much to see. We did have other obligations so we only stayed about two hours and hardly scratched the surface.

You can tell an awful lot of planning, preparation, and time went into making this museum. This is one of the best attractions in the Southwest.. Whether you are from the United States or not, you should visit this museum because what is here affects us all.


Excellent!

This is one of the few truly interesting educational attractions in Vegas. It brings back a lot of memories for those of us who grew up in the age of "fallout shelters", and sheds light on the testing programs which were carried out in Nevada. It also opens up the eyes of the younger generation today to the extent of the nuclear threats that the world has dealt with for the last 60 or so years.

A nice cultural diversion from the strip. Admission was a bit pricey ($12 per person), but there's some fascinating stuff here. Interesting movies and exhibits. I would plan to stay for at least a couple of hours. Agree with other reviewers that the negative impact of testing was a bit glossed over. Overall, a good excuse to get off the Strip.

Well worth a visit - I started walking down Flamingo and checked with a bus driver that I was headed in the right direction and he advised me to get the bus - and I would advise you to do the same especially if it's a hot day. When you get there the tour is very interesting, though they ask you not to take photos. Plenty of hands-on displays as well as videos to watch so you can easily kill a couple of hours away from the hurly burly of the strip.