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This was a wonderful exhibit. The dresses were beautiful; the wedding gown much prettier in life rather than in the pictures. It was a beautiful glimpse into the life of Diana.
Princess Diana's exhibit was very, very interesting. Much more then I anticipated. All her dresses were amazing to see. The video coverage throughout the exhibit was fantastic. I don't think I would have needed the audio however. Most everything I heard on the audio was written on the plaques displayed next to each article. Diana was an amazing woman. What a tragic loss. I defintely reccommend seeing this extraordinary exhibit.
This was a very impressive exhibit. The use of various galleries documenting the various stages of her life were both moving and informative. The clothing gallery was dazzling. It was generous of her family to share her life with us in this way.
If you are a Royal fan, this is a must see. I took my Mom for an early Mother's Day present as she can not get enough of the Royals. She loved it and I must say, I enjoyed it myself! Definitely pay the extra $5 for the Audio. You get a few extra tidbits and don't have to read everything on the walls. I would recommend going VIP too. There was a long line and we got to go to the short VIP line and get in first.
Amazing exhibit! Definitely worth the extra $2 for VIP to bypass the line. We would have had to wait in line for over an hour without it!
This was very interesting. There was a bit of everything, from a few childhood toys to the Royal Wedding dress, to items from the funeral. All was very dignified but not "stuffy"; even younger children seemed to behave better than usual in the exhibit rooms and watching the videos. I came away with an unexpected feeling of sorrow for lovely "ordinary" woman who should have had a happier and longer life.
It was fantastic and very moving--items from her childhood, her funeral, and of course her wedding and her dresses. Fantastic time.
Great exhibit about Diana - childhood, her wedding, death, style and charities. To see the wedding dress up-close was unreal and they did a nice job of having other little tidbits throughout the tour. Would recommed the audio tour but be on the look out for the numbers as they can be hard to find. Only thing missing was more on her sons and her as a mother.
I took my daughter to this event and both of us enjoyed seeing all of Diana's pictures, writings and especially her gowns. It was a wonderful event.
A peaceful, tasteful and inspiring tribute to Diana.
Many of the people (mostly women) around me were much more avid Diana admirers than I, so I imagine they would give a higher rating. The items presented were displayed beautifully, and the headset was worth purchase. I attended because I knew this was a once in a lifetime event and would not go see these things in the UK. The display of her clothing was my favorite feature.
Wonderful display! Enjoyed every minute of it! A must see!
I attended the Diana event at Mall of America. I thoroughly enjoyed the event, especially the dresses. My complaint? I ordered tickets ahead of time for a small group of people. Not until we were all there and in line was it made obvious that there was absolutely no advantage to purchasing a general admission ticket online in advance. In fact, it cost more, and we waited in the same line as everyone else who needed to purchase a ticket while holding our tickets in hand. I see that this is stated under the "Please Note" now, though I do not know if it was there initially or only after we talked with the exhibit manager to make sure that this needed to be clearly stated on the site. I feel it is still too easy to miss this note.
I absolutely loved this exhibit! I wanted to stay all day! It was so well designed and very personal. I anticipated her clothes, the wedding dress and the jewelry, but her personal videos and childhood items were a wonderful touch.
I plan on going again with some friends. my husband and I loved it.
Don't miss this opportunity while it's in town. Make sure to purchase the audio package.
The displays were very detailed and very beautiful. As a seamstress I much enjoyed the detail of the dresses. The diamonds in the historic jewelry were magnificient. The handheld audio was a must in hearing all the detail and stories. The music in the rooms made me feel like I was really there. We spent four hours reviewing all the exhibits and we never tired of reading and studying all the pieces of each display. The wedding dress was magnificient to say the least. I followed the life of Diana on TV and in books and now I was there to see so much of it in person. I am so glad I went.
The event was simply amazing. What a journey of Diana's life! From her childhood, to her princess wedding an even her death, the exhibit will take your breath away. The wedding dress is beautiful, and to see so much that was personally hers was remarkable! Definately go see if you have the chance!
Took my mother in her wheelchair for her 82nd birthday to the exhibit. It was a lovely Sunday afternoon in MN so the Mall and exhibit were not busy at all. Mom and I easily navigated the exhibit in her wheelchair. We read and saw each and every item. It is facinating to learn more about Diana's childhood. Of course, the wedding dress and gowns are the best part! Great to be able to see up close detail and handiwork. We had a fun time and Mom was thrilled. Nice mix of items, readings, and videos. Gift store is too pricey.
Was super excited to have the opportunity to see this exhibit at the Mall of America. Price was a tad high, but well worth it! I was surprised that even though we had pre-purchased our tickets, we still had to stand in line for 45 minutes. Loved seeing all of the Diana stuff, especially her wedding dress, the dried flowers that people left at Buckingham Palace after her death, and her brothers original speech with his notes/edits. The only thing I was disappointed in was the entire part of her life of being a mom was "missing" from the exhibit. Being a mom was such a large portion of who she was/what made her happy that it was disappointing for this part to not be shown at all.
