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Our whole family are die hard CSI fans, so we wanted to see this exhibit. Quick Summary: I would compare this to a small section of a science museum. Interesting that you get to learn a bit about forensic science, but insulting that they assume you have the intelligence of a gnat or a 1st grader and don't let you decide how much information you want to be spoon fed. It is also WAY too short. You can be done with the exhibit in 30 minutes. It would be a bit cooler if they would let you solve the other 2 cases as well, so then you could stretch it to an hour. Why they don't give you access to the other cases is a mystery... When you get there you have to choose which crime scene you want to solve (3 options), then they give you a piece of paper to write notes on (we all chose number 3 because we read that it was more difficult than 1 and 2). You start off with reviewing the crime scene and jotting down what you see. We took this seriously, which was kind of embarrassing because when you get to the first station in the lab it lists everything in the crime scene so that you can check your work. After this station you go off to the different labs to "analyze" your evidence. Again this is a funny concept as they have already done all the work for you; you are there evidently as a stenographer to record the obvious details that they spell out for you. At the end of this section you proceed into the autopsy room to learn how your victim died, then you enter all of your "findings" (again funny as they have presented all of them to you on a platter) to solve the case. At the end you can pay 5$ to get a copy of the CSI agent certificate. Needless to say we all passed on this, although my kids tell me that they received emails with the certificate attached without asking. Note to self: check credit card bill for extra charges. A sort of light at the end of the tunnel was that we didn't pay full price. We read online about the pick from 3 of the attractions and pay only $54: http://www.nynyhotelcasino.com/entertainment/entertainment_3for54.aspx . This averages out to $18 a ticket. Our other events were the Bodies Exhibit (AMAZING- would pay full price for this), and the Shark Reef, also VERY good. I would skip this particular event and see the Titanic or ride a roller coaster if we had to do it over again. I would have been really upset if we had paid full price for this.

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