The Museum of Broadway full walkthrough

[@pianomanslc]

Thanks for posting! I could spend all day there! My only observation is that I wish they had taken the approach that MIM (Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, AZ) took - it's a silent museum with over 10,000 instruments. Everyone walking through has headphones and every display features 5-7 videos with different aspects of the instruments display. Everyone walking through gets a different, customized unique experience. I noticed how the sounds of *one* particular song would waft through as you walked from room to room... very old school. I'd love to see that upgrade! (Still, I could spend all day there!)

[@ellebernfeld6013]

Yay! So cool!

[@mickeymouse2able]

Looks educational and fascinating ❤

[@Mr21scott]

Thanks for posting for those of us who can't get there yet - but did you go back and actually look at the exhibits after filming them?

[@innovativetheatrics8384]

yes! there are a few small additions to the exhibits including more features at Spring Awakening and Avenue Q

[@marilynarmon5570]

Great job!!

[@deanalderton2988]

Can someone tell me what the song is at the beginning of this video?? 👀

[@rexlex1736]

Kinda noisy. I'll have to remember to wear ear protection.

[@innovativetheatrics8384]

The sound might very at your visit. this was a preview screening when they were still working out the kinks. However it's always a great Idea to bring earbuds or other devices just in case.

[@georgecarl1814]

Wow, $50 for this crap?

[@georgeantonopoulos1597]

It turned out to be $40 admission.

[@innovativetheatrics8384]

There are $25 tickets ($29 after service fee) on the first Tuesday of every month. They have also implemented a student ticket and senior ticket for 20% off.

[@pianomanslc]

Don't go. Simple.

[@sbclaridge]

Judging by what I’ve seen in this video, parts of it are definitely made for social media types who love taking selfies and want to look good on Instagram and other social apps. I’ve been to something focused almost exclusively on taking selfies, and it was fun for me. Stuff like that isn’t for everybody, although my generation (early 30s at the time of this post) and younger will go crazy for those kind of places :)