It's a must go!! The kids will enjoy it very much it's very interesting for all ages and the prices are very reasonable even in the gift shop . If you go with kids it's the perfect size museum you'll be done in one to two hours top

This is a small museum. A museum of "skeletons"! Two floors of displays. I thought that we would be out in 10 minutes. We were there a full hour. Skeletons of every creature you could imagine and many you couldn't. From mice to whales. Amazing!

For the size of the buildings, it had a lot of exhibits. Very cool, I would recommend it to anyone looking for something out of the ordinary.

While small, this "bone museum" was awesome! When possible, they seem to have all the major living animal phyla well-represented—no such thing as shark skeletons, for instance—along with a few prehistoric fossils, including a T-rex head and the skulls of human ancestors mounted on a timeline. There are a few "freak-show" skulls and skeletons, too. All in all, this is... More

This was a very neat place with a lot of skeletons to look at and enjoy. Even some of them were hands on. Also lots of information about the skeletons themselves. From the humpback whale to the small mole rat there are a lot of things to discover =D

Took my 11 and 13 year old as an end of school field trip(we homeschool) and we had a great experience. Well put together, educational and yet fun!

I took my in laws here when we were running out of things to do in OKC and it was absolutely fascinating! I had no idea this place was even here until i saw a pamphlet about it. Hopefully it will continue to grow.

This was one of the favorite stops on our long weekend to Oklahoma City. It looks so small from the outside but once you get in there is so many skeletons. We enjoyed looking at the very small to the very large. A few minutes outside of the city but well worth the trip.

The whole family went here and it was enjoyed by all. We learned alot and was sometimes surprized by the skeletons and their sizes. They have a gift shop that's really interesting too.