BODIES... The Exhibition

This exhibit is a really interesting experience. As a personal trainer I truly enjoyed reading all of the insightful details. Also seeing how everything connects and functions within the human body makes you a little more self aware of how intricate our body is and how we can maintain a healthy lifestyle. If you are looking for an educational and informational tour of the body, this is definitely the place to be!

I was staying at the Luxor for the night for a concert later on and didn't want to just stay in the room killing time. I remembered a couple of exhibitions here so I thought it was time to explore. At the box office only you can get into both Bodies and Titanic for $48. Sold! Let's go with Bodies first!Now. The thing with Bodies is you're looking at real deal people and body parts injected with polymers so YMMV if you can get past that. If you can, you're in for a real eye opener as you can see how wildly intricate the human body is. Bodies is a self guided tour so you'll just be looking at displays and reading. Regarding the displays they are fascinating. Looking at books in school do not it justice. You'll see all the body systems, the birth process and many forms of disease! It is a complete look at the human body. While I probably wouldn't go again, I'd still easily recommend Bodies. I wish this was available for the younger set to see on field trips. You'll spend probably 45 minutes to an hour so I felt the price was fair (especially in Vegas where everything is $$$). Just make sure you don't buy advance tix. Go to the box office in front of the exhibitions for the combo deal. Recommended!

So didn't know what to expect going into this exhibit. Definitely did not know these bodies were from real life people in China. So going into it knowing that made it feel heavy knowing these are actual people instead of sculptures or mannequins. A lot of information about the human body. The entire time going through it I felt a weight on my shoulders and a heavy heart. It was a different type of experience.

If you haven't check out the bodies exhibition, YOU'RE MISSING OUT. Came here a year ago for a field trip and let me tell you, I was blown away by the displays at the museum! It's something that is worth checking out with your family.

Wow this place is amazing!It's very informative and educational.I can't believe how well preserved the bodies are. I came to this exhibit about eight or nine years ago and even though things are pretty much the same there is a lot of things missing that was here before, so the only thing I wasn't really fond of was that there was stuff missing from last time? But it was still very cool. The tiny embryos and pregnant woman really blew my mind. It was also cool to see the lungs of a smoker compared to healthy lungs. Check it out! You'll enjoy it.

Small but interesting exhibit located in The Luxor. The area at the end where you could hold items was a hit with my niece.

First, you wait to get tickets. Then, you wait in line to get into the exhibit. You can get a discounted combo ticket at either box office on the second floor of Luxor.Bodies is, in my opinion, largely successful because of its shock value. The rooms were pretty empty and smelled stale. While these are real bodies, the preservation process leaves the tissue looking similar to plastic over more traditional formaldehyde etc. preservation methods.As other people have mentioned, this exhibit is controversial due to the questionable sourcing of the people in the displays, among other things.If you are interested in anatomy or wanting to spend ~45 minutes inside the air conditioning, this exhibit may be worth it for you.

I have seen Bodies, the Exhibition three times at different venues across the US and it never fails to entertain and educate. It's an excellent opportunity to "get to know your body"

The museum and everything was amazing to see and intriguing, although the employee named Juliette was really rude and had a mean attitude towards people. No rules were broken and they just kept bothering people. It's understandable that their job is to take care of the artifacts but you should come towards it in a nicer way so people don't have bad experiences.

I saw it several years ago in Las Vegas and it was very interesting. I was very surprised and learned a lot. I would go to it again.