You can see Selena's recording studio, her car, her awards, her awesome outfits and other Selena memorabilia. It cost $3 and it's worth it. The family did a good job and it was touching. Of course, it's hard not to be sad when you think about someone so talented, beautiful and happy being murdered so young. It's also worth going... More

We were there late, had been there earlier. Had some great art work from children, it is in a great location with the water and pier behind the monument, the city in front of her. what I liked most was the artwork

Not worth it. The museum is really small and you get the feeling of being followed. The guys that run the museum are not very friendly. They were kinda rude.

I love this part of Corpus she was such a beautiful person and she will always be remember in her home town , I wish I had met her but she is in a better place. Iam glad she will always be remember. Thanks for a nice place to remember her next to the ocean.

I thought the museum was very adorable. It was only $3, so it was definitely reasonably priced and worth my time. Selena's cousin was the one giving us our mini tour, so that was kind of neat. It is the site of Selena's original recording studio which is pretty cool. There were a lot of little trinkets in the museum... More

Here,Selena fans can see many of her awards,outfits she designed herself and wore during her concerts,and her red porsche,among other things.Also located in the same building is the studio in which she recorded many of her songs,and a gift shop. A ''must-see'' for all true Selena fans visiting Corpus Christi!

The staff was very friendly. The museum is a little small but has tons of great stuff to look at from letters from fans to all of her awards and even her car. We even got to see her sister and dad. The gift shop is small but lots of stuff to pick from. Glad we stopped on our way... More

For a Selena fan this is the ultimate stop. A lot of memorabilia on display. Although I had expected more than the small amount there, it still was neat. I visited in 2003 and there was someone painting a picture of her near the front entrance and sadly when I drove by this year it was still incomplete.

very nice museum in a recording studio. At the front desk we were asked to turn in our cell phones which we found strange. Also, the gift shop was kept closed and although we were asked if we wanted the gift shop to be open, we felt strange & followed.