There are, fortunately, no shrunken heads or six-legged pigs here. This new exhibition is professional, spacious, bright, colorful, clean, and modern. Alas, all of that said, Guinness still leaves a lot to be desired. The Guinness book itself can be a fascinating reference book, and there would seem to be great potential in the idea of bringing those words and feats to life. But unfortunately, most of the time, this museum settles for simply presenting the words and facts in written form.
Visitors walk from one poster board to another simply reading about various world records.
However, there are a few notable exceptions to that rule in this two-level museum. But these mannequins are not particularly lifelike, and there is no animation involved. They are just simple wax figures - probably made at the nearby Hollywood Wax Museum. The closest they come to animation is in a figure of the man who lost a record amount of weight. His likeness fluctuates between 802 and 232 pounds.