Although difficult for some people, the exhibit is very educational and informative. It is a great way to see an actual human body, and the information cards teach the working and purpose of each part in easy-to-understand detail. I would highly recommend this exhibit to the curious, fascinated, and those seeking knowledge. The displays are respectful and detailed. Very well done.

The specimens are outstanding but the presentation is amateurish. The point of the exhibition is understanding and respect for the marvelous complexity and power of the body and our shared physicality. BODIES fails that, particularly in the pathology specimens . There are lurking questions about the source of these specimens. Those questions might never be answered. At least give them their rightful place as teachers as philosophers. A couple of practical notes: Some of the placards are in 9 point font under glass, nearly impossible to read. This exhibition covers the physical differences between "boys" and "girls".... fragmented, corpse gray, and plasticized. I don't recommend this exhibtion for an introduction to those differences.

Educational exhibit. Not as entertaining as I expected. Simple video clips & signage to explain how the human body works but still interesting. Cross sectional views of bone, muscle, organ, etc. I’d have to put it near the bottom of my museum experiences in Vegas. I give it 3- 3.5 star for entertainment compared to everything else & I work in healthcare so I have been anxious to see this for years.