Clearly it's just me because the Mob Museum has rave reviews but I HATED this place. The exhibits had no flow, there was no rhyme or reason to the set up of the museum, it seemed haphazardly pulled together despite looking sleek and flashy. I would assume a place like this would be organized chronologically or by location of each mob outfit but there was no organization. I had no idea what I was looking at or why. If you want me to learn something from a museum, tell me a story. This just totally fell short. \n\nAlso, I heard lots of people in the museum say this and tend to agree, the mob and the associated violence and nefarious activities are boldly glorified in this museum. That didn't sit so well with me. I know the Sopranos and Hollywood has made it cool to be a mobster but at its core, it's really not. These guys were shady scammers and murderers. Being a corrupt hustler, drug dealer, womanizer, cop killer, etc. isn't something to be celebrated.\n\nAlso, I cannot believe people brought their kids here. The images displayed are violent, graphic, gruesome, and bloody and the movies and interactive displays are loaded with cursing.\n\nThe week after Christmas the museum was SO crowded too. I did not enjoy being cattled through each room on top of each other. There is no relief since everyone moves in waves through the exact same rooms on each floor. The museum is also overpriced with limited parking too. I would not return or recommend this place.