Organized crime, the mob, Mayor Oscar Goodman, all of these things conjure up in my head when I think about my trip the The Mob Museum, plus it was a fun experience, and yes, educational as well!\n\nI like the interactive aspects of the museum, and although I did not read everything on all the walls, I appreciate how much effort went into the informative side of the museum. The fact that there are many ways to interact and learn about the subject matter is a refreshing new twist on a way to visit a museum.\n\nYou could spend HOURS in the museum if you really wanted to. There are 3 floors, so don't look at the building and think \""that's too small for a museum!\"". They really have taken the space and made it into something special, while still keeping the historic court room (which is why this building is registered). \n\nFor $10 for locals this is a complete bargain for something fun to do when you're bored. Even tourists will love The Mob Museum, I think the entry fee for them is $18. I think that too it a pretty decent price for being able to leisurely walk through a museum with such fun subject matter.\n\nThe one thing that rubbed me the wrong way is the payment/check-in process. If you pay with a card you get 2 receipts, a wrist band, AND a ticket. I stopped to shove all my stuff in my purse, except the wrist band, took the time to put it on (myself) and then as I approached the woman who would let us into the museum she requested my actual ticket, which had been shoved into the depths of my purse! So, I had to rummage around for it. Pick one or the other Mob Museum - ticket or wristband. Too many of these things makes the process of getting in annoying.