Bodies, the Exhibition

Bodies, the Exhibition was recommended to me by my yoga instructor. Las Vegas was the first time the exhibit has been near where I was. My trauma surgeon husband helped answer my questions. The detail and technology used in the exhibit was truly impressive.

I am a registered nurse and thought this was absolutely fascinating! My husband really enjoyed it as well- he kept wanting to touch things...sigh. Neatest thing is that I was 3 months pregnant with my first child at the time and was able to look at the fetuses with my husband and finally get across to him why I was so tired and nauseated! He was amazed to see the development and has given me some extra slack since.

I saw the exhibit in NYC and I was just amazed! It was so educational. I learned so much just by viewing the human body and the different parts. I would recommend this to anyone!

My son, who is 20, and I spent hours in the exhibits learning about the human body, it's systems, bones, muscles, organs, etc. I spent hours in college in biology but text books and pictures just can't teach you like one afternoon in the exhibit can!

I thoroughly enjoyed the exhibition. It was very educational and very interesting.

Okay exhibit to see one time, but in my opinion not worth what they charge to get in. I won't be donating my body any time soon.

As a doc with 500 hours of Anatomy in med school plus 35 years of operating room experience this event didn't do much for me.

The exhibit was educational; very tastefully presented; respectful to those who donated their bodies for this purpose and respectful of the feelings of those who go to see it.

I found the layout and set up of the exhibit very unique, but not worth the $52.00 it cost for us to go (whole experience took less than an hour). Plus they get you on the "self-guided tour", which was another $10.00. What you see on the building and billboards is what you see in the exhibit - would be a great exhibit for high school students. Plus walking around downtown is a big minus - I got asked for "spare change" 5 times while walking down 1 block. No I would not suggest this to anyone else.

Bodies was the best of both worlds . . . artistically, it displayed human bodies as miraculous and beautiful forms. Educationally, it was invaluable. In all my years taking biology at school, I never understood the body as well as I do now. A picture is truly worth a thousand words. The body is truly breath taking, both in form and function.