Creation Museum

Only 45 minutes from the Ark Encounter and totally worth it. Beautiful picture opportunities and a plethora of information. Great detail went into designing every last bit of this place. It will take you about half a day to get through everything unless you are a really slow reader lol! Check out the planetarium.

Absolutely love the Creation Museum! The grounds are beautiful and the displays are beautiful and well done. There is lots of reading to do, and interactive displays too. The Christmas Town live narratives were very well done. The actors were very good! The scenery was beautiful! The zoo was nice. Were looking forward to coming back when it is completely done. The food was not the greatest. The hamburger was dry and the bun tasted stale, the fries were cold and wimpy. The Chicken Salad sandwich was good. You're not allowed to bring your own food or drinks on except for a sealed bottled water. The Christmas lights were beautiful. The conservatory was really nice too. It was nice to see the plants the Bible talks about as well as plants from all over. My family and I do recommend this place. It is good for all ages. It truly brings the Bible alive!

This place has been on my bucket list for years and it was as good as I'd expected. The displays showed how a biblical creation worldview is different from a naturalistic evolutionary worldview. The grounds are absolutely stunning, so you'll want to allow time to wander those. The zoo was closed the day we were there. Forewarning, there is quite a bit of walking and most displays include quite a bit of reading. I'm not sure our children would've enjoyed it as much as we did, but we aren't in that stage of life. Perhaps there was more for them to do than we noticed. We got to hear Ken Hamm speak which was very interesting. Highly recommend!

I tell EVERYONE about the Creation museum as well as the ARK! It amazes me how many people have not enjoyed the Christmas lights or the beautiful grounds. I do miss the Zonkey, Zorse and Camel that now reside at the Ark! Petting zoo is still great as well as the PLAYGROUND! Moms and Dads this is the place! Love love love! I do wish they would continue free parking for surrounding counties! What a bummer :( also the live nativity is inside and "scheduled" I've been coming for so many years and this just put a damper on things ... I was told one time and didn't make it. I do wish the prices were more affordable for local families.

If I had to sum up the experience in one word, it was would be "strange."I would stick with just the Ark experience if I were you, the museum pretty much covers exactly everything else the Ark experience did so it's not really worth the extra money or time.Not very great for kids since there's a lot of reading that will literally take you hours to get through and the "sin section" of the museum literally made a kid cry and cover her eyes and ears.Do with that what you will but I'd just stick the Ark experience overall.The only part I would go back for is the botanical garden which was absolutely breathtaking.

Great place. I wish that there was more directions to what / where to go. This place is awesome if you want to learn about the basics of the bible. It has alot of information, just so much to read that it was easy to get lost.

We went to the Creation Museum last week. The museum is an excellent way to see natural history in a fresh way from a Creation Science perspective.The museum and all facilities are very clean and well laid out. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Overall an excellent day!A couple of tips! First, if you like to read the placards in museums you should plan a full day here. I like to read everything, and we were there most of a day.Second, you can pack lunch and go out to your car to eat! This is very helpful if you have dietary restrictions like we do. Alternatively, you can email them and request ask about options. The executive chef was very helpful!Highly recommended!

We didn't enjoy the creation part of the museum today but we did get to check out their Cafe walk the trails and do ziplining it was a lot of fun and the staff was really friendly

The Creation Museum is filled with biblical information and references, with lots of visual aids and displays.If you're planning a visit, I recommend you plan to take a day, and plan to take your time. Crowds make it more difficult to read the many written plaques, so patience is a virtue you may need.They do have cafes, but I don't recommend them at all. The premade salad was tiny and expensive. Lots of items are pre-packaged for purchase.They have pizza, but I have a gluten intolerance, so I couldn't give you any info on that, except to say that iced tea is not available at the pizza shop; you have to go upstairs for that.For me, I'm glad that I did the visit, but it will probably be a one-time-only visit.

Went in Feb. Snow on the ground. Outdoor activities not open. The building was very clean. Lots of helpful and polite employees. The food at the upper level restaurant was good. Enjoyed some of the exhibits.....so much reading. It's a lot to take in. The music and recorded narration was a bit loud and I got a headache. I could imagine the grounds being beautiful in the warmer weather.