Has anyone seen King Tut
Just wondering if anyone's gone to see the King Tut exhibit at LACMA.
-Is it worth the $30? ($33 with ticketmaster's "convenience" charge :banghead:) -How do the times work? Do you have to be in and out in a certain amount of time? -Anyone got a hook up on tickets? :hello: nate |
A coworker of mine did - I rather not. The word on the street is that there is a curse on the tomb! :LOL:
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i heard the exhibit is top notch....despite the curse of the tomb.... :LOL:
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Originally Posted by aznhomie,Oct 13 2005, 10:53 AM
i heard the exhibit is top notch....despite the curse of the tomb.... :LOL:
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I've been- it's pretty incredible and the exhibit is very well done. The time slot is only your arrival time- you can spend as much time in there as you would like. However, it is very crowded- I would recommend going during the week (if possible) or very early in the day on the weekend. Also, DEFINITELY take the audio tour. Is $33 worth seeing artifacts over 3,000 years old that rarely leave Egypt? For me it was.
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I went last week and I thought it was pretty good. I was, however, a bit disappointed that they didn't have more artifacts from his burial casket/mummy. For example, the iconic "King Tut Mask" that they have plastered all over their advertisements wasn't there, etc. Don't get me wrong, it was very interesting and well thought out, I just thought it was a little lame that the one artifact they have been advertising wasn't there. Bah - I'm just hard to please :D Oh and I agree with kmp5 - get the audio tour - very helpful.
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My oldest daughter has seen it and loved it...I'd love to see it!
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It looks really cool, I would like to go. I heard he was 'going on tour' this year! I didn't know it was $30 though - I would hope they'd have a lot of stuff to look at.
That Egyptian stuff fascinates me! |
Originally Posted by superjimbo,Oct 13 2005, 11:38 AM
I went last week and I thought it was pretty good. I was, however, a bit disappointed that they didn't have more artifacts from his burial casket/mummy. For example, the iconic "King Tut Mask" that they have plastered all over their advertisements wasn't there, etc. Don't get me wrong, it was very interesting and well thought out, I just thought it was a little lame that the one artifact they have been advertising wasn't there. Bah - I'm just hard to please :D Oh and I agree with kmp5 - get the audio tour - very helpful.
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Originally Posted by superjimbo,Oct 13 2005, 11:38 AM
I went last week and I thought it was pretty good. I was, however, a bit disappointed that they didn't have more artifacts from his burial casket/mummy. For example, the iconic "King Tut Mask" that they have plastered all over their advertisements wasn't there, etc.
I saw the show several months ago, right after it opened. My friend works for LACMA, so he got me in for free during a brief period when they were offering that perk to employees. I will check to see if there are any more "hookups" remaining. :D |
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