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The Woodstock grounds are beautiful in a country setting. The buildings are enormous to accommodate the many events that take place there. The museum is exceptional and was well worth the $ to enter. It takes you back in time to an era never to be seen again . There are many videos playing throughout and there are the flowered bus and beetle to reminisce over. Very nice visit and greatly recommended
We had a terrific time. And enjoyed everything about it.
This is a great tribute to the sixties. Not only does it show the concert, it immerses you in the activities and societal issues leading up to it. Woodstock was a turning point for so many people and it can show those who were not present in that period how people in the 60's felt and what they were dealing with. To have such a great experience was what the country needed. This was not just a museum but a testament to everything 60's.
We had such a great time at the museum. Loved the history and exhibits. The videos and music brought back so many memories. Will go again!
Great museum containing overview and details of the festival! A hippy must!
this place is aboslutely amazing, it captured every little detail and how much woodstock made an impact on our country. I went with my father, a man who never sheds a tear, I caught him multiple times getting choked up with a few tears rolling down his cheek. It reminded him of his youth and the better days. I myself even shed some tears watching the 20 min movie they had. It was truly an experience I will never forget especially getting to share it with my dad.
A must visit destination if you grew up in the 50's, 60's and 70's. Brings you back to the best music and times. Peace, Love, Dove.
Interesting tomter both inside and outside. Gard to imagen all the people WHO were there. The film in the end was Interesting.
We had a wonderful tour from an actual Woodstock attendee. It was all we could have wanted and more.
We had been wanting to see the museum at Bethel Woods for a few years, I was 12 in 1969 so I missed Woodstock. However the experience at the museum made me feel like I was there. Spent over 2 hours, walked the grounds which were beautiful, went to the monument. Absolutely the best! Thought the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was great, this surpassed it! We will go again and again. So much to see!!
