9/11 Tribute Museum

The guided tour is led by volunteers - survivors, family members, rescue workers and the like who are able to share their experience of 9/11 with you.

It's a completely different feeling to see the Reflection Pools and plaza once you understand the design process that went into the and the significance of each detail.

We had Anthony and Desiree as our guides, both shared their stories and memories of that day and I guarantee there was not a dry eye in our group as we heard of their loss and heartbreak.

If you're ever in NY and have a hour or so to spare, I'd highly recommend going on this tour.

This review is for the outdoor memorial area only  I did not go inside the museum.

The memorial is done very well.  Since I witnessed the events on 9/11 from New Jersey right across the river, I have no desire to look at wreckage.  I could see the buildings burning & falling from the windows of the school I work in.

The memorial and reflecting pools are beautiful.  I felt that it was a heartfelt memorial, and since we are living in COVID times it was not crowded.  I'm glad God granted me a few extra minutes to walk through when I was in the area, especially near the 20th anniversary.

i loved this museum!

it was very dark, and if you liked to read i would suggest at least 3 hours here. we were told it only takes about an hour but that is if you aren't interested in reading all the random cool facts and memorabilia they have here. lots of stories of the chilling day and recalls a lot of people who passed. lots of real pieces from the twin towers including vehicles , stairs, and statues. 10/10 would recommend for everyone to visit to remember this sad event.

Excellent. It's hard to relive a very difficult day. It's equally hard to believe that it happened almost 20 years ago. It feel just like yesterday.
We owe it to those that have perished because of fundamentalist views to visit this museum. Keep this memory alive. Never forget.

This seems a very strange place to review, because you're basically reviewing the relics and aftermath of one of the most traumatic events in American history. I waited almost a month to review it. Come with an open mind, an open heart, and a lot of time. I spent two hours here. The sheer magnitude of information to take in and reflect on is more than I imagined possible.
I learned things about the buildings I never knew, about the architecture and building process that blew me away. I was also moved to tears. There is a room where you walk by a portrait of every single victim, and the number of lives lost is put into perspective for you. I even saw the photo of someone my mom knew. I think this is a place every American should visit once, especially those who remember 9/11 vividly.

How can I not stop here to pay my respects. It was so well done with respect and dignity in every detail. The visitors were also very mindful and mostly silent as we walk through the huge memorial. It gives you a great perspective of the enormity of each tower and a huge impact this is on our country forever changed. Easy to reserve and we were in the door in 10 minutes. Reasonable price and handicap options to maneuver the Memorial. I left there with a heavy heart but glad I went.

Great tribute museum to the victims of 9/11. It was very surreal to rewatch the videos and learn more about terrorism. Relatively large museum with lots of knowledge and information. Very thorough.

This was one of the highlights of our trip- things are presented so clearly and thoughtfully.  It was an emotional experience for both me and my husband.  It made me proud to be an American!

I haven't felt as emotionally moved in a long time, as I was visiting this sacred ground. Words can't describe. So I will not attempt to tell you about it. It is very personal and must be experienced by you. If you can go to this museum do it first so as not to miss it. If not, read about it and remember. Or be introduced to history if you are too young to remember that day.

They have done an amazing, educational, and comprehensive job of assembling a " story" representative of that day.

You just absolutely have to visit this place.

Beautiful memorial for a sad day in America. I wish we can come back together like we did back during that difficult period

There was a lot of learning through the museum, although it was small. I wish there was more exhibits for the price.