Visiting the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, Arizona

The Musical Instrument Museum, also known as The MIM, has about 7,000 instruments from around the world, representing over 200 countries and territories.
We spent hours walking around the galleries; it's such a fascinating museum. It's the only one of its kind in the world!
Musical Instrument Museum Hours:
Open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Musical Instrument Museum Ticket Prices:
General Admission $20
Teens (ages 13-19) $15
Children (ages 4-12) $10
Children (ages 3 and under) Free
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[@ethenhilbink221]

I live in Arizona, and i have been a bunch of times and let me tell you, it is so fun

[@TravelandTrots]

Wow I felt really proud that authentic instruments from my country were displayed at this museum! I'll definitely be recommending this place to anyone visiting Arizona.

[@BuddyTheTravelingMonkey]

Yes! Practically every country is represented. It's quite impressive!

[@cultureatz]

That is such a cool museum. I like the audio/screens that come with the entrance. Nice you can play some instruments too. I like he occasional costumes.

[@BuddyTheTravelingMonkey]

Oh yeah, playing the instruments was definitely fun!

[@ScottHowarthFilms]

Super fun vlog!! Its amazing the variety of museums that are found around the world, unfortunately i get the impression that i'm never going to be able to visit this one (Phoenix is a little far and out my budget!!) so your amazing description and guided tour is very appreciative. I'd also replicate Evelyne's comments that i'm glad you actually got to interact and use the various instruments, wasn't expecting that to be an option at all!!

[@BuddyTheTravelingMonkey]

Well, never say never haha! And yes, having that part of the museum be interactive was a highlight of the visit. :)

[@WanderingZena]

I want to go that museum! Thank you for taking me with you on this museum. I love how there is an experience gallery that you get to play with the instruments. Are they purely drum and lyre instruments that you can play with? Or are there any stringed instruments as well?

[@BuddyTheTravelingMonkey]

There are stringed instruments as well. Harps, guitars, etc. It was a lot of fun!

[@DeniseJans]

Intro shot was great! Also that looks like a awesome musea. From gitaars till dj. Almost looks like the covered every instrument form the earlier day till now. Awesome to see all those variety in one musea. Thanks for sharing

[@jungorgan]

Thanks for the video!

[@NobleOmnicide]

That looked really cool!

[@KingTolentino]

the earphone concept is pretty cool...i wonder if they have something like that here in Philippines... 2:20 - would do it like you do hahaha bang those drums like a kid hahaha ..thanks for sharing :D

[@BuddyTheTravelingMonkey]

Haha! So fun!!

[@MamacitaOnTheMove]

This is great!

[@BuddyTheTravelingMonkey]

Thanks!

[@JasonRuppVlog]

Fun! See you at TBEX

[@jaydyer6682]

Are you allowed to remove instruments from the wall and play with them so as long as we put them back where we found it?

[@BuddyTheTravelingMonkey]

Haha, no that is definitely not allowed! Some pieces are hundreds of years old.