Huge disappointment! Everything was outdated and for the price you would expect them to update records. I can only recommend that people not waste their time or money on this place.

Very interesting to see the records that people have set. We also visited next door at the haunted tour. You can try some of the records to see what your time is.

Pretty outdated. None of the records were past 2005. There was a lot of reading so kids have a hard time understanding and staying focused. One room had a very large Michael Jackson statue and art piece so, Im not sure how you feel about that... There were some cool interactive exhibits though. However, several of the interactive exhibits were broken which was disappointing. The most exciting room was the gamers room and I could have gotten that same experience going to an arcade... It was also pretty expensive for 2 adults and a kid. $60+ and we were in and out within an hour.

If youre planning on going i would suggest getting the 3 attraction deal. I personally feel like it was worth it! Absolute favorite was the haunted house attraction buy the Guinness world record was pretty neat and the Tomb Rader was a nice touch too! With the Tomb Rader it allows you to get off your feet, be in the AC and shoot at some bad guys. Worth it. As far as the haunted house goes, if youre planning on taking kids, just remember that they are meant to get scared- so they will be. My 11 year old ended up crying from fright even though shes typically a horror movie buff. Overall a great time and it was right across the street from The Alamo so gives you a great way to get out of the Texas heat and still make some memories. Perfect for some family time. I carry a hand sanitizer on my purse and I would recommend carrying one around yourself too. There are still several Hands on activities that can be done throughout the Guinness world record and the Tomb Rader attraction and although they do have sanitizing stations its always better to carry your own if youll have to be holding drinks or snacks like I was. You will need to be wearing a mask but theres pretty good AC and you wont feel stuffy. Overall would highly recommend incorporating into your plans while in San Antonio! Stay safe and have fun!

Ah yes, the place where a foot has 10 inches, pop culture stopped in 2001, and lightening bolts flash through the skies.

Very interesting and weird! I absolutely loved it, it was like getting to physically explore the Guiness Book of World Records! We had a lot of fun here, its a great spot to hit up after checking out the Alamo across the street!

Interesting place to check out! They have some pretty cool interactives to do to see how you compare to the world records

Was interesting. However we ended up buying the all 3 passes due to the high price to only purchase 1 venue. 2 adults 1 kid for around $90 is outrageous for an hours worth of viewing and a lame ride

Kind of fun but very outdated information!

We liked it very interesting and the camera guy that print and make pics and little food stand girl were both very sweet and had excellent customer service manners The haunted house was VERY good

While somewhat entertaining, there isnt really anything more at this museum that you can see than in the book other than a few interactive exhibits. Would probably save the money next time.

Loved the place lots of cool facts and interactions for families and friends. Two levels top level has more games and toys and challenges to play. Cheaper if you bundle the attractions rather then paying for a single attraction each time. Definitely will go again and take my time to read each sign.

Real let down. Save your money get the book from the library. Records were out of date by decades. Grimey and dusty. Hard pass.

This was a pretty cool experience, definitely a cool stop with the package deal for Ripleys.

To expensive for what it last, after spending over 100 dollars in tickets and snacks, I asked for a cup with water and wanted to charge me 4 more dollars

Great place to spend some time with the family.

Great place for a family trip a lil bit pricey.

Neat place to visit! I was a little discouraged though because a lot of the interactive things were not working! The bathroom could use some serious cleaning and updating as well!

Very very outdated and boring alot of the interactive machines were broken and some of the lights where busted out we had to use our phones to light up some sections. All you do in there is read and look a photos.. skip this place.

I think this is pricey for what is offered. The museum was a bit boring and the tomb raider was underwhelming. Half the time my kids guns did not even work.

Basically the book printed on large plaques. Save your money and go to the Mirror Maze- they have 4 attractions that are awesome! This place was boring

It is worth getting the trio pack. This was a fun place to explore if youre into it. They have little games spread throughout the museum. Great spot for children and adults.

Very outdated. 2000 vibes for sure. For the $60 I paid to get in to see all the ripleys exhibits, not worth seeing outdated records. Im sure they have the financial means to get it updated. At least update it so it has some current records. Theres so much potential in cool modernization here.

Some of it is interesting but not exciting.

Novelty fun. Pretty pricey would suggest buying all 3 attractions.

My kids love the GBWR books, so this was a must see during our San Antonio Vacation. I felt the entrance cost was a little pricey, but it was fun and interactive for EVERYONE in our family, ages 8-42!

Needs a little TLC. It was cool to see all of the well-designed displays, but my kids were disappointed in the few interactive exhibits that had pieces missing or just plain didnt work. Guinness, please repair or update whats there, and you could be a really cool place to visit!

Kids loved it had a blast

Extremely outdated, my girlfriend and I went and spent 60 dollars on admission for a 30 minute walk through what could be best explained as a Boomers best attempt at conne ting with their grandchildren via sad, archaic exhibits and pidly little games.Every room had a coin eating light up machine and the bulk of your time will be spent trying to best some of the sillier records, such as how many coffee beans can you pick up with chopsticks.This place is little more than a tourist trap positioned next to the most iconic place in town, and I highly advise you to avoid this establishment.

Loved the museum. Definitely taking more family and friends back next time we are in San Antonio!

There are a lot of errors on the signs for the information, to the point of questioning the truth... a lot of interactive stuff didn’t work.The rest of it was pretty cool, though!!

Let me start by saying the price is outrageous!!! $30 per adult and $17 per child. We were thinking that for that price it was going to be awesome. Boy was it not. Everything you see can be see online for free. I would just save your money and do something else. Also the teens working there are not professional at all.

The walkthrothrough in Nevada at Eacg of my suggestions are great at this time of ownership

This was kind of boring, but we got tickets to here when we purchased a package deal with Ripleys. It is a lot of reading signs and pics on the wall. At the end there are a few interactive things. My kid was super bored.

It looks like Hasnt been updated since the late 90s. Ridiculous. Cool facts but not worth it.

I mean if you want me to be honest... it was okay to see but not worth the price you pay(if you buy the ticket alone). We got the bundle deal because you got to visit more than just one attraction. There were many things inside that were broke or they werent working. It just seems like alot of money for things I could have read on google. A lot of the attraction is reading things off of the walls.

To be fair, our family did enjoy this place. However, I was very disappointed overall. The venue was dirty, many of the hands-on activities did not work. It was one let-down after another as my young kids got excited to try something, only to have it be broken. Beyond that, several of the displays were out of date. I would not go back for how expensive it is.

The kids had fun

I love

It was so much fun my kids loved it (ages 3,5,9) they have fun games for the kids to play with and interact with, we had a great time fun for the whole family

So, this was super lame. Some of the facts were cool. But no joking, EVERY interactive thing was broken. It was beaten up and dirty. They had a room dedicated to video games and you could play for free, but they were all broken. They mostly had outdated Styrofoam plaques on the wall with what records were what and TVs from 1997 showing new hire-type training videos with random facts. Do not waste your time. The best part was at the end. I wanted to write on a comment card about everything being broken, and the pen was out of ink. Making literally everything broken.

Some games had no rules so I was clueless. I took amazing pictures and had tons of fun. Some info was a little outdated but I still had fun.

Fun place to visit but not as interactive as the other attractions here

Great Place. My kid like that a lot.

It was ok, outdated and neglected

My family and I always have a great time.

Super duper fun! At first we assumed it would be a tourist trap, but it was totally worth it when we went in.

Pretty much a rip off. $47 for 2 to see the museum which was just 2 rooms. Took 3 minutes to see it all.

Great hands on for the kids. Ive been to the one in Canada Niagara Falls and this one tops it due to the amount of activities you can do. Loved the arcade throwback section. We got a deal on a 3 combo pack for $22 instead of $25 due to the $3 off coupon I had. Great deal.

I was in love with the atmosphere family oriented family friendly and very welcoming the staff here was so polite and friendly that I would actually recommend this place for out-of-town visitors.

Surprisingly extensive. Interesting and interactive. Highly recommend it.

A little interesting but ALL interactive displays were not working, could have just got the book.

Lacking exhibits mostly framed pictures you can see on line

This place was amazing we had a great time as a family and the staff was very helpful and friendly.

Fun place to kill an hour or so with interactive games that I beat my wife on.

This place has not been updated in years. The records are outdated, but the price is still high. Theres not much here that doesnt already exist in the book itself. Our kids kind of liked it though.

This place is lots of fun. So many interesting facts and some fun activities to challenge you. We loved that our pass was for all day. We went through a couple of times. We were glad we did because we found things we missed the first time!!

Super Fun to see all the stuff here.

My son really loves Guinness World Records and was dying to see this museum. Although it is touristy and pretty expensive (better deal if you bundle with other places), it was a decent set up. There were places to watch videos about records and tons of displays showing different records. The best part was that the whole museum was fairly interactive, at the end there is a room with tables where you can try to beat a few different tasks. My kids really enjoyed that part.

Nice place to visit but if you cant read English dont go. There is no guide to help you.

Just so so! Small place with no updates information, one hour is enough!

Spendy but cool

Nice place to burn some time, the arcade is a nice touch, very pricey I think

A great museum that can very easily be my favorite museum I have been to. Great things to look at and very well decorated and designed. Walk in and enjoy the amazement of the world records. You can try to beat them on the way through the exhibit. There is facts, things to look at, funny try it things, and even facts with answer choices to guess. A really fun place for any age.

Dont waste your money and time here, not worth a penny.

Theres some pretty interesting stuff in there..

Old out of date information in needlessly loud and obnoxiously flashy overpriced rooms. If youre prone to headaches or seizures, or have other sensory processing difficulties, avoid this place.

I love this place. Ive seen so much and learned! I had an amazing time! Coolest places to be at during your trip in San Antonio. I was amazing at so many things. Highly recommend! Thank you!

Just what you expect, pictures of records being broken. Nice stop.

Tons of interesting facts, grouped into themes. You can see what theme you are interested in, skip what you arent. Tourist spot, priced accordingly...highly recommend if you are going to see any other Ripley, get package deal.

Its a great experience to have with family especially with your kids and mind blowing to the kids if you explain and tell them and get them into it. THEN MYSELF..WORKING THERE WAS A GREAT EXPERIENCE AND WISH I STILL WORKING THERE

Cool place lots of cool things to see and learn.

My family and I went to sea world for vacation and while in San Antonio we went downtown and decided to visit the Guinness World Records attraction. The price is a bit high. When we originally checked into the cost we decided not to do it, but the sidewalk salesman overheard my wife and I taliking and came up to us and the offered us a discount to get in. Instead of $20 each, he gave us all tickets for $12 each. What great customer service. We did enjoy it, especially the kids! I would recommend it to others, however I wouldnt recommend it for the full price. Try to get a discounted ticket.

I always love visiting Guinness World Records Museum. I really enjoyed it.

Holy smokes you gotta see this place. I cant believe some of the amazing things people do. Come see some for yourselves

A decent size place with all kinds of crazy facts that seem to insane to be true. Lots of fun for the whole family. Has lots of hands on activities.

Off the wall oddities and bizarre things that really make you say hmmm but all in all interesting

Pretty cool place, wasnt expecting to be that cool but it was.

This is a fun place to at least visit once in San Antonio. I agree however that the price of admission is greater than what you get in return.Nonetheless this is a great family experience. There are a lot of cool and unique things to see here. It may not be a place you choose to visit everytime youre on vacation in the city but, it is something fun to do!

Most of them were already seen on TV. Nothing crazy as such for a world record. Ticket Price must be lowered.

A delightful experience with records photos n games of varieties

Hasnt been updated in years. Almost all record information was from 2012 or older. A lot of the interactive elements were broken. Honestly, not worth the discounted price I paid. It earned two stars for having at least some interesting information and being somewhat entertaining to my young children.

Great place for date night r even family night

Pricey and outdated!It appears the whole place has not been updated for the last 20 years both the way it looks and the content. It doesnt have any newer Guinness records and all pictures etc made me feel like I am in 1990s. Even the loud music inside is 90s music. I cant say my kids learned much of anything.On the way out, there was a sign that said please give us feedback but when I asked where I could write my comments, the girl working there told me there was no place to leave comments with a smirk. Not professional at all.We wont be going back. I think the only reason this place is alive is because its right next to the Alamo.

This place is a joke and a rip off. Way too expensive for what you get and see.

Way to enjoy and learn new facts

Worst place ever. Don’t waste your money on this garbage.

Neat information there but not worth paying for. All info you can get on a website. Nothing but pictures and arcade games. With quiet a few items not working. Dont waste your hard earned money

Really fun place.

Totally outdated! Pushy sales person! Most interactive machines are broken. Save your money!

There are a lot of things to see and it is interesting. Good place to take the kids for a few hours. A lot of the interactive exhibits were either broken or missing pieces. There are also some records that have been broken, but nothing has been updated in 3 to 4 years.

Although I enjoyed the wax museum and Ripleys Believe it or Not next to this, I must say that the Guinness World Records Museum was a complete ripoff. Very highly priced (we spent $100) with nothing more to do inside than read captions underneath photos. Even my 13 year-old brother was bored and didnt want to stay. I wont be visiting again.

Guinness book of world record is the show that has mesmerized me since my childhood and I always wanted to see the real life exhibits. How could I miss my favorite museum on my trip to san antonio? The museum is full of world records, facts and figures. They even allow you to attempt and break the records. Overall a very informative and fun filled experience.

Youre better off just checking out the Guinness Record book at the library. Just visited today (7/14/17) and both my 9 year old son and I were both disappointed. Old outdated facts. Most of the displays look like an elementary school science fair display. Poor lighting, interactive exhibits were broken and missing pieces. Overall, just seems they want your money then say screw everything else. Cost me $38 for an adult and child ticket. Very disappointed in this. Save yourself the frustration and just see the Ripleys Odditorium. Much more interesting and well put together, cheaper also. Will never be back to this place again.

Cool exhibit of diferent records.

Interesting place

Overpriced and outdated. Don’t spend your money here!!!!!

Expensive way to kill an hour in the air conditioning. $100 for our family of four. Buy a Guinness Book and read it together...about the same experience. Had a few interactive displays that were neat but overall not worth the money.

This place was never ending. Theres so many things to see and so many ways to laugh at other people and ourselves.

Many of the exhibits are outdated or repeated throughout the museum. FOR EXAMPLE, on one part it said the smallest waist was 15 inches, on the other room it said 13 inches. This took credibility out of the experience. The only reason Its 2 starts is because it had some interactive parts.