What kind of museum charges money! What a cheat!

I'm not a kid, nor do I have kids, but I found the museum fastenating and well worth the money!

A real disappointment if you ask me. Besides the fact that is cost nearly $13 to get in, I felt that the museum was overall BORING. There were a few interesting things to see, but it was not all I thought it would be. Like at the beginning, it told you to choose a secret identity and to remember it throughout the museum- however... we only needed it for one interactive activity. I honestly thought it would be a much better museum.... the kids may like it for about ten minutes, but nothing else about this place is real special- save yourself the money and go to the Smithsonian museums instead.

This museum was a disappointment to me. Very factual and visually interesting, but I was bored! I wanted a little more entertainment, and a little less walking around reading signs. Kids will want more action. Not worth the TWO HOUR wait, nor the money.

This brand new museum in the heart of D.C. is terrific! It is both high-tech and historic. It guides you through at your own pace and covers all things spy and espionage related, not just American, but foreign as well. From the actual gadgets and tricks that the Communists and Nazis used on us in years past, to TV spy shows and James Bond's cars. You wouldn't believe some of the stuff that real spies actually used! Fascinating, equally enjoyable for kids and the well-educated adult. Highly creative and cleverly executed. Don't miss this one.