Museum at Bethel Woods Tickets

Loved it! I would give yourself a couple hours to visit the museum. And if it's a nice day walk down the road to the original site and monument.

What a great vision to create this amazing museum. The films, interaction, pictures were all so great. The timelines were right on. I def. would go through again I know there were parts I was skipping or skimming cause the family had moved on.

We had a great time...the museum was awesome...all of the photographs, artifacts and information from such an incredible time in history! The story seems to unfold even more as you wander through everything on your "self guided tour". Just very cool....people all seemed so nice and helpful. Loved it!

Enjoyable afternoon reliving the 60s and enjoying Woodstock. Excellent telling of the story at the museum!

From the staff to the displays....from the grounds to the interactive video this is a wonderful place. The museum is beautiful and the grounds are stunning. If you are a fan of the music of the 60s this is a must place to go!

Excellent experience - for all ages, well presented - interactive, informative, and fun.

We spent almost 3 hours at the museum. It was an amazing journey back through a period of time that is unforgettable for those who were alive during the time. It covers politics, fashion, technology, sports, family life, and of course music and Woodstock. Interactive audio and video kiosks are available throughout to allow you to go back in time and perhaps catch up on what you missed. If you haven't been there yet, a visit to the museum needs to go right to the top of your list of things to do this summer.

So worth the visit. You must allow at least two hours, better if you have more time to walk the grounds. The Museum is an incredible effort in preserving this moment in history. Excellent displays, excellent stories captured in video clips. Buildings are architecturally beautiful, grounds are well maintained. Added bonus if you are also attending a performance at the first class amphitheater.

I was expecting more than what was displayed, especially with regards to Woodstock Festival. Some of the info. was interesting but after attending the festival in '69 I thought there would more memorabilia, more personal interviews with attendees & musicians. Something that wasn't in the movie that offered up a different insight, viewpoint, etc. The items in the store were limited in scope, of all the clothes that people wore during that time period one would've thought some of those clothes would have been available with the Woodstock insignia.

excellent!! colorful,engaging,interactive and informative ...great for teens and older

The museum is a great experience. Worth ever penny. Tons of videos, exhibits, etc. If you were there in 1969 than this is a must see.

The museum at Bethel Woods is one of the highlights of my life. My kids were both very impressed, especially my daughter.

The overall experience was very good. We spent three hours that went by very quickly. I would allow 3 hours minimum to get the best out of the museum. I wish I had another hour but needed to get to the concert.

great show They did not come out for an encore. I would see them again

This was our second time at the Museum; we spent 4 hours the first time and more than 3 this time. It is an inspiring and wonderful place which tells my story (Child of the Sixties, or the Woodstock Generation if you prefer) and brings me back home to myself. This museum is excellent in its creation, its mood, and in how it tells the story of the 60s. I plan to become a member, because it is so worth supporting. The special exhibits, both last time and this time, were also excellent. I can't recommend it highly enough. The setting is also fantastic--the rolling hills and views are so beautiful, the ambience of the property is wonderful. Bring a picnic lunch, walk the pathways over the hillside, and simply soak it all in.

It was a very easy museum to follow and learn what had occurred in the original 1969 gettogether. The museum was clean, bright well organized. There were a number of artifacts items of interest that brought back memories. The movies were highly enjoyable especially the surround sound while lying on the beanbag chairs. My fiance and I talke about our visit for days.l

Beautiful scenery/concert at the venue where peace broke out in 1969 !!! Lady A w/ Darius Rucker & Thompson Square are a powerful & moving event that captures their music just the way it sounds on the airwaves. Bethel Woods is rated one of the top fifteen outdoor concert arenas in the world. if so then the other fourteen must be incredible. Spend the day here visiting the museum and watching a live performance. Worth the time to visit and experience history in beautiful upstate NY. Thanks to the visionaries who made this part of American culture find a permanent home here.

Could not have been better. What pros. They give it all, all the time.

The museum is well worth the price of admission. There is much more than just "Woodstock memorabilia"--it is interesting to explore the political, social and musical climates of the 1950s-60s.

It's a really fun museum that's actually very modern. There's more than just the usual pieces on displays too. There's videos with fun facts including one inside a Magic Bus in addition to a huge dome that displays clips from Woodstock in surround sound--think IMAX but 360 degrees...did I mention there's huge bean bags you can sit on and gaze up at the screens? There's exhibits on more than just Woodstock too but the Sixties in general. Since it was only built in 2008 it's in really good condition. The staff there was also extremely nice and helpful. When we went it was raining but the grounds outside and surrounding it are beautiful so highly recommend going in the late spring or summer. And they host concerts etc. too. If you love the Sixties and the music/scene of the time this is a must see...especially if you're in the Hudson Valley/Catskills area.