It was okay as a museum. Expected more. A bit disappointing. Spend more time in the Hall of Fame!
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It was okay as a museum. Expected more. A bit disappointing. Spend more time in the Hall of Fame!
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three floors of great baseball information, awesome tshirts to buy, my husband and i enjoyed it.
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very interesting and fun to see,very well laid out, able to learn a lot about famous baseball players
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Redundant after visiting the HOF down the street.
Wax figures with information you already read in the HOF, if interested.
The one thing that was interesting was the more open discussion
about the fact that baseball was not really invented in this town,
and not really by Abner Doubleday. Maybe I missed that in the HOF
but there was nothing...
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Place is a joke, the wax figures look odd and its not cheap. Plus walking through I found an error on a sign is said (Roger Hornsby) if they knew anything his name is Rogers not Roger. Did it once and I wouldnt recomend it to anyone. You are better off just sticking with the all of fame, and the...
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Took my son to Cooperstown for a day trip and stopped in the wax museum. The museum was fun and the cafe was the perfect spot to get a meal before heading home. My son left his our camera behind and we didn't realize it until we were home(a four hour drive)The staff was was wonderful, they mailed the camera...
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Sorry to say, but this place just doesn't cut it for the general sports fan. Unless you are a complete baseball FREAK, you would do well to pass this buy and use the somewhat overpriced admission to instead buy some decent record or reference books over at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
The statuary inside this joint is hysterically bad,...
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Sadly dissapointed with is the wax figures are not that good and well...it's lame
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