This was a fun experience I've always been a fan on science and human body and this was so cool to look at. Honestly prob took about 30 minutes and if you don't want to see infants they have it so you can skip it. Roughly paid about 35 bucks read more

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I seen an exhibit like this when it initially toured the country, way back when in Pittsburgh. While in Vegas, and on some downtime after a very busy day, a colleague and I decided to take in the exhibit at The Horseshoe. We started this by securing our tickets online. It's the easiest way to do so and makes checking in here so much easier. They scan your QR code and then you are set on your way to go about the exhibit at a self pace. However, do be mindful if you show up towards closing hours. If you happen to be in the exhibit when it closes they will find you in the exhibit and escort you out whether you have finished seeing all there is to see or not. I will have to say that this is much smaller than when I initially saw it. And I cannot compare this to the other exhibit located at another casino/resort. But it gets everything in that should be there. You walk through the body and all the systems held within. Seeing parts of the body that you may not recognize. Each exhibit within has descriptors that will clue you into what you are looking at. Some of my favorites were the circulatory system and nervous system. One of the creepiest exhibits is the skin. Hanging behind a curtain, it just looks ghostly. After you have viewed the whole exhibit you come back out into the gift shop area. Trinkets that you would expect to find are available here. Check the prices and signs around some of them as when they ring up they may not reflect what is marked or posted. read more

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This is really really REALLY super interesting. Probably not for the squeamish so use your judgement. I thought it was a little pricey for what it was but still very cool. read more

Displays of the human anatomy [Las Vegas NV] I'm not sure if this is the same exhibit as the one in Luxor that we also visited many years ago but this Real Bodies exhibit is located on the lower level at the Horseshoe (formerly Ballys). The displays are preserved real human bodies, specimens, and art installations. For me the exhibit I found most interesting was the comparison between a smoker's and non-smoker's lungs. That's powerful stuff and some visitors have chucked those smokes away in a clear glass case. Let's hope to have that case filled. Real Bodies did a great job in displaying the specimens and we found them both educational and informative. Like did you know babies are born with 300 bones, while adults only have 206? Where do they go!? And that the average speed of a sneeze is about 100 miles per hour? whoa... please cover mouth when sneezing. The Wall of Bones exhibit was modeled after an Ossuary. The catacombs in Paris are the most famous example of an Ossuary. The Love locks on the fence was interesting too. I was more interested with the exhibit than my hubby was, who found them morbid. Review #3405 read more

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Located in the Horseshoe Casino Real Bodies was definitely my favorite! It's a display of human bodies illustrating various aspects of anatomy, medicine, birth & death. Mind blowing is an understatement! read more

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As someone who works in the medical profession I was actually intrigued and looking forward to seeing this exhibit. It comes at a massive price though--nearly $40 per person--and I and others arriving around the same time spent only about 40 minutes there. I think it's a neat, informative, eye-opening, and somewhat disturbing experience, but if anatomy and biology fascinate you, I'd give it a visit! read more

It's extremely gruesome and scary if you're into that vibe it was extremely interesting but im not gonna lie I did feel a bit nauseous so..... it's not for everyone read more

If you are in Vegas this is a must see and currently on display at the Horseshoe Casino. I learned so much about this fragile vessel that we call the human body. To learn how it works from the womb to the tomb was absolutely amazing. They also have an app where you can listen to a guided tour or go and just read on your own. They also have a bar across the way but if you go to the early Real Bodies tour at 11am be prepared to not go to the bar as it opens at 1pm. The staff is so helpful and cool and willing to share their knowledge about the exhibit. read more

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I had a wonderful admiring the intricate and precise cadavers on display, especially as someone who has very recently participated in dissecting a cadaver personally. They do a wonderful job of being able to see everything clearly as well as labeling the more obvious structures. I appreciated the layout based on certain body systems as well as the descriptions of each. I would definitely come again the next time I am in the area! read more

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An amazing experience. I loved it. The fetal was a little jarring to see in person, but this whole exhibit was tastefully done. I would fully recommend everyone visit. read more

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This Exhibit really opened my eyes to how fragile our bodies are. There are so many individual components that are packed tightly inside of our bodies, and they all work together simultaneously to keep us alive, strong and healthy. Although we mistreat our bodies day in and day out, our bodies are mostly capable of regenerating and healing itself over time. It's pretty awesome to get a chance to get up close and personal to see and learn about the human body in all its glory. Located in Horseshoe Hotel/Casino (Formally Bally's), the Real Bodies exhibit is very easy to find. Just follow the signs. If you are driving, the parking garage behind Paris is the closest, it's roughly a 10 minute walk after you've parked. Locals can park for free up to 3 hours, and non-locals get free parking for the first hour. As for entry tickets, you can either buy your tickets online, or wait until you arrive and buy them at the entrance. Locals get a discount off of the ticket price, so make sure to bring your Nevada ID to get your discount. The exhibit is a lot bigger than I thought it would be. Although these are "Real Bodies", the displays are very informative and you really get the feeling that each body was handled with dignity, respect, and thoughtful consideration of how it would be displayed. I visited shortly after noon on Monday and there was no crowd. I spent almost 2.5 hours here reading and looking at everything thoroughly. Some people trickled in and out while I was here, but it never got crowded during my visit. Overall, this is a great exhibit if you're interested in learning more about your own body. I'm not in the medical field, so this was my crash course on the human body and all it's functions. I don't recommend this exhibit for children under 13 years, as some of the contents might be disturbing for them. Highly Recommended! read more

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Overrated. The exhibit was extremely small and not worth the high admission prices. I went to something similar years ago in LA Science Center, and it so much better than this one. Some of the stuff on display was cool, but totally not worth the price of admission. If you can get discounted tix, it would be better. Still not good, but better. read more

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I totally missed this exhibit when it was here in LA, but of course since I'm in Vegas all the time I was super lucky to see it here at Ballys. Thank you Caesars for the Diamond reward perk! This place is located downstairs, just follow the signs and located right next to the escalators. It's pretty much a self guided tour and there is a lot to see and read. If you intend to read every single signage, you'll probably be here at least 90 minutes. We skimmed through some and read only the ones interested by us and that took 45 minutes. There are so much to learn, but my favorite is the cardiovascular system. There was a body here that was divided in three lengthwise that I found particularly educational. There were monitors that connect the bodies and the covid connection as well. Parking in the shared Ballys /Paris lot. BTW there is an EV charger there on the 1st floor you will not see on Chargepoint and pretty much anywhere else. To all electric car drivers, it's our little secret okay? read more

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I've always liked the bodies exhibit. I went years ago when it was first here and again with family. There's something about the way they show you just how incredible the human body is. While I would love more informative facts as the original had, this exhibit was great to. Not very crowded and a walk yourself tour makes it easy to go at your own pace so you can focus on the parts that are more interesting to you. read more

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Very amazing and educational, no regrets, it was one of the things we had on our list of things to do while in Vegas. Very nice exhibition. Very well and respectfully done read more

During my trip to Vegas, I decided to try out the Real Bodies experience at Bally's. It was definitely interesting to say the least. Here's some quick pros/cons of the experience: Pro- Such an awesome learning experience! Seeing the human body and literally everything that happens inside of it was simply amazing. The information is also pretty digestible (no super difficult doctor language) and the journey throughout the exhibit is almost like a "journey" through life. Kinda tough to explain, but once you experience it you'll see what I mean. Cons- It's more so bittersweet then it is a con, but seeing these real human bodies exposed, dissected, and presented like that left me a bit sad. I know it's for a good cause, but given the history/theories of where these bodies came from and similar situations that have happened in our country and other places in the past, the experience did leave a bit of a eerie feeling. Aside from that, the exhibit was good and unlike anything I've ever done before. Can't say I'll do it again honestly (just because of the eerie feeling) but that's just my personal preference. I would definitely recommend it if you've never been before, so you can make the decision for yourself. Lastly a few friendly tips: - check Groupon / Las Vegas Go passes to see if they have any deals for the exhibit and other experiences. It'll Save you some money. - if you have kids, be ready to do a lot of explaining because they literally have EVERYTHING out. Do with that as you well. -the exhibit is a short one, so take your time when you go through. If you read the information and get a few good photos, it should take you maybe 20-25 minutes. Enjoy! read more

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Very cool experience! For those fascinated with anatomy, this is a cool little walk through experience detailing how the human body works with a visual learning experience. I would highly recommend this for all ages. For the best deals, I would recommend using Groupon unless they have a better deal at the ticketing desk at the time. The military discount is only a dollar and you get a couple more off on Groupon. Overall a great experience! read more

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Great exhibit ! I've gone to the other bodies museum in Luxor twice so when I saw this one was part of the Go City pass for Vegas I just had to go ! So many fascinating bodies and facts on display. Wasn't a super large space but we visited on a Friday around 7pm and it was empty. So maybe everyone was out drinking and not wanting to learn body facts ? lol If you're looking for something to do on the strip that's not drinking/clubbing/partying. I would def recommend checking this place out. read more

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This was a cool museum! It was a bit of a ways down the strip for us to walk, but it was a nice day. It feels like a small building, but the setup does have many rooms and a very smooth transition from room to room. The bodies are very cool and it's very educational how things are labeled and that they are REAL people! Some of the displays are quite artistic. I really enjoyed walking through this exhibit! It felt like the covid was noted, like we stayed away from everyone else, but it wasn't like crazy precaution. There were some interesting covid facts around as well which was informative! I'd recommend if you're in the area and you're intrigued by medical stuff, take some time to participate in this experience. I think we spent a little over an hour here, I did feel like it was worth what we paid for the tickets! read more

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This was such a n interesting and eye opening exhibit for me. I walked out of there looking at things completely different . I enjoyed how everything was explained so well and it's fascinating to see how our bodies look and can work from the inside . I will admit it creeped me out but I kept wanting to learn more . Get ready because it can get DEEP! read more

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+ LOCATION/PARKING: Real Bodies at Bally's is located with the Bally's Casino and is in the lower level of Bally's near the food court. + EV CHARGING: EV Charging is available through ChargePoint, however, only one station worked during my visit in 2022. :( Used the one closest to the handicap spot. + WiFi (Instagram/Yelp): Bally's/Paris does have free Wifi, however, it is very slow. I was able to still get good reception thou. + SETTING/AMBIENCE [Rating 5/5]: Real Bodies at Bally's really utilized the space and organized the exhibit by body systems (skeletal, respiratory, organs, reproductive, etc). The bodies on show were interesting, and the information supplied on the plaques was thorough without being overpowering. I was pleasantly delighted to learn that there included a section on the impact of COVID-19, fetal development, and the section on blood vessels was more fascinating than I had anticipated. Real Bodies at Bally's gives visitors a peek at some of the same things medical and dental students get to see when they dissect human cadavers, but without any of the mess or smell. They also highlight a lot of interesting facts and statistics. For instance, did you know that... ...there are around 60 trillion cells in the human body? ...100 million of your cells die and are replaced every minute? ...the volume of air you breathe each day can fill approximately seven hot air balloons? ...your circulatory system is comprised of nearly 100,000 miles of arteries, capillaries, and veins? ...the human brain contains 100 billion neurons and over 45 miles of nerve networks? Neither did I before going through Real Bodies at Bally's. + OVERALL [Rating 5/5]: I think this is a must-see museum if you do not have it locally. You learn to appreciate your body more. However, I do not like the price of the museum. EHHH! read more

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I didn't want to add all the pictures I took because I feel like it's something you really need to see in person! The Real Bodies exhibit exceeded my expectations. I feel like the music, quotes, and facts on the walls really added to the experience. I'll be starting massage therapy school in the fall and felt like this would be a fun way to learn more about anatomy - I learned so much and it made me even more excited for my upcoming classes! The human body is amazing, and this exhibit does a wonderful job capturing that. read more

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First of all, you can get a $5 off coupon in Las Vegas magazine for up to four people. $29.95 is the adult price and you can get your tickets right at the entrance. You don't need to buy in advance like it says on the website. I have never been to any of real bodies exhibit. Luxor has real bodies exhibit too so I read both of the reviews and decided on Bally's exhibit. Yes, these are real bodies buy no smell as you may imagined. When you walk through the exhibits, most of them are in clear show cases or inside clear water. They also have full displays of bodies with unique poses so that you can see all the details. It's amazing to see how complex human body is. I have a weak stomach for blood and skin cuts but I wanted to experience seeing real bodies and I'm glad I did because human body is such a complex thing. We take our bodies for granted. read more

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I am a health sciences student and I wish if I went to this exhibit when I was taking anatomy. The way the cadavers are exhibited really shows how the layers of muscles and bones work together for a variety of functions. The staff was super friendly too! read more

My girlfriend has been wanting to visit the Real Bodies exhibit at Bally's for a while now and thanks to the go city pass, we ended up going on Thursday night. We showed up around 6:30PM and it wasn't obnoxiously packed, but it is the strip so it was still a tad busy. Once we got to the counter and checked in, we were immediately greeted by some insane looking "bodies" and a plethora of information that will leave you just a tad overwhelmed. I was absolutely blown away by how well preserved the bodies were and how amazing it was to see what's under the skin on display. As you walk through this amazing exhibit, you will see the effects of smoking cigarettes, cancer, Parkinson's, and even blood clots up close and personal, while also seeing what things should look like. I don't think there's a ton to say when reviewing a place like this because I don't want to overshare what I saw or give to much away since it's way better to experience this kind of thing for yourself. Basically, if you enjoy learning, the human body, or just life in general the bodies exhibit at Bally's is a must for anyone visiting Las Vegas or even the locals that call this city home like me. read more

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This place was so cool! The check in process was pretty slow, but once done it was a very cool experience! I learned a lot about the human body as well as how COVID has affected it. read more

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I didn't take any pictures. It will stay in my brain forever! First I was afraid it would be too short and a waste of money. Boy was I wrong! It is a pretty long exhibit almost too long. I had enough of seeing dead bodies around the 2/3s mark. But man it is fascinating. The other thing that shocked me was these bodies are right out in the open and not behind glass. You could literally touch them though you aren't supposed to. Overall really good exhibit and I'm glad I did it. read more

We went to this exhibit because of a City Pass. I'm so glad we went! It's really neat and informative. A different presentation of the body in a unique, beautiful form. read more

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Real Bodies at Bally's was one of the most unique museum exhibits we've been to. True to the name of the exhibit, Real Bodies at Bally's uses real human specimens to explore the complex inner workings of the human form. And the exhibit couldn't be any more timely -- updated to include the real-life impact that COVID-19 has on the body. The museum is broken down into the major body functions including breathing as well as the the digestive, circulatory, pulmonary and reproductive systems. The museum is a true Vegas hidden gem -- tucked away on the bottom floor of the Bally's Hotel on the Vegas strip. We love museums and learning fun facts that maybe one day we can guess on Jeopardy! One of the most interesting? If stretched out, your intestines would measure about 4 to 5 times your entire body height. Mind blown. It's easy to forget that the displays are real bodies as it truly looks more like art, especially the section explaining the nervous and pulmonary system. If you're like us, and love reading all of the displays, expect to spend at least 1.5 to 2 hours inside. Beyond the general anatomy lesson, the museum also goes in depth on the spiritual and philosophical questions about death. You'll read about the massive celebrations in New Orleans to eastern Indonesia where a funeral ceremony lasts for weeks. This certainly makes a unique date night. Admission to the museum can be purchased on the Real Bodies website for a special online price of $29.50 per adult, or in person at the exhibit (for $33.20 per person) read more

Maybe I'm just the worst but it's unnerving in here haha, the bodies kinda freaked me out at first but... after reading all of the facts posted and the quotes it kind of gave me an insight I would've never thought of beforehand. It's almost asking for an out of body experience mixed with an existential crisis. But it did leave me with a feeling of wholeness. Hard to explain. read more

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I really enjoyed spending time here for my birthday ,, The Museum was amazing , and will definitely forever be an experience that i will never forget read more

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What a neat exhibit that I've never seen before! The bodies here are real (minus the eyes) and have been preserved. The exhibit had numerous rooms and sections to go through, and there was a ton of information to read. I enjoyed the fun facts throughout the exhibit and also appreciated the integration of Covid-19 facts. A lot of the information in the museum seemed to be a re-hash of anatomy and physiology class, so I would have enjoyed the exhibits more if there were more fun facts about the human body. I cannot comment on if the exhibit is worth the price, since we were able to get free tickets due to the Caesar rewards card, but if you love science and learning about the human body, then this Vegas attraction would definitely be worth it. read more

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This is the best exhibit for anyone who has ever taken a biology class. It puts everything into real world perspective and makes the composition of the human body easy to understand. The pathways of the heart are more easily understood after seeing the valves in person. It is a great educational and artistic display of the magic of how the human body works, and how fragile we are. read more

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We finally had a chance to check this Exhibit. It's located inside Ballys hotel/casino in the lower level. I purchased the tickets online, I picked the date to visit and it's valid for any time of that day. We went yesterday (Sunday) and there was maybe 4 other groups that was there. It was smaller than I expected but there's plenty to look at. I think there was about 20 preserved human bodies that looked amazing! It was informative and definitely a great way to learn about the human body.  I gave it a 4 star because I was able to hear people talking outside of the exhibit. It was distracting. Although, it was a wonderful exhibit the price point was a little high. Other than that I recommend to visit this exhibit:) read more

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Real Bodies is in the now Horseshoe (formally Bally's). The admission is $33.00 per adult. The exhibit is fascinating and shows all of the human body's systems. Each system is explained in its own particular area. All of the displays are from actual human cadavers. Incredible to see. Pro-tip - Luxor has a Bodies exhibit as well, which is very similar to this one. A combo ticket at the Luxor for the Titanic and Bodies exhibit means that the Bodies exhibit costs $10.00. If you are heading to the Luxor to see the Titanic, it may be worth skipping this Horseshoe exhibit since you can save $23.00 per person. read more

I really liked this exhibition, I like science and love to learn about new things. If you have a preteen or teen who is learning about the body or biology at school they will be very interested. In my opinion also the exhibition helps you to understand how complex each system is and why there are specialties in medicine for each system. I liked also the phrases, poems and reflections on the walls. The exhibition is well curated and invites you to think and learn. read more

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I've seen the traveling Real Bodies exhibit several years back before moving to Vegas and really enjoyed it. I meant to make my way here since moving but never found the time until a recent promotion for free admission for teacher appreciation week- as a former science teacher, I totally had to take advantage. Located in the lower level of Bally's near the food court, they've made good use of the space and organize the exhibit by body systems (skeletal, respiratory, organs, reproductive, etc). The bodies on display were cool and the info provided on plaques was detailed without being overwhelming- this wasn't as text-heavy as other museums. The section on blood vessels was more interesting than expected, and I was surprised to see they included a section on fetal development. Regular ticket prices are $25/adult and I spent less than an hour here- not the best value but a good "educational" option to have on the Strip, and there are various discounts to be had on Groupon, etc. Note that if you spend more than an hour here, you will also pay for parking. read more

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Walked to Ballys just to check this place out. I work in healthcare and definitely geeked out over all the different bodies they displayed. It is such a different experience to actually see a cancerous lung/colon. If you love anatomy this place goes in depth and explains how amazing our bodies truly are. It was a bit short but you can make your time worth while by reading all of the facts they have around the displays. Keep in mind the bodies are real, and my bf found it a bit creepy while I appreciate those who donate their bodies for science even more. A must see for all my science lovers. read more

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Fascinating. Impressive exhibit for science lovers. My pre-med daughter was blown away by the displays. Do not miss this while in Vegas. read more

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Quick take: This was a fun exhibit This was such a special exhibition to see. It's amazing how the human body was preserved and showcased at Real Bodies. My favorite part of the exhibit was, "Beginnings." I'm not posting any pics because this exhibit had embryos and fetuses on display. It was very fascinating to see the stages of human growth. Also very cool were all the displays of organs, arteries, and veins. I tried to buy a Groupon for this exhibit but the transaction was in pending status for over a day. Cancelled the purchase and found a similar deal on Tickets At Work for those who have access. Not sure about other resources for discounted tickets. But definitely check this exhibit out if you want to do something low key. read more