Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Review №1

Rating: 5

Although there weren t as many artifacts as other Holocaust museums I have visited, the content and presentation of the history was clear and powerful. I love how the tour stars with an overview of Jewish history since Biblical time as well as defining up-standers and bystanders. Also, Bruce, the museum docent, was very kind and helpful. He showed me several key features of the exhibit and highlighted some of the stories. Having visited several Holocaust museums in the country and having learned much of the history, I was still able to learn new information and survivors accounts. Definitely worth a visit!

Date: 2 days ago

Review №2

Rating: 5

Is Gem, great place lots of stuff to read, watch and reflect how multiple events can drive and lead your life today

Date: 5 days ago

Review №3

Rating: 5

Date: 5 days ago

Review №4

Rating: 5

Everyone should visit, very heavy but worth it. Spent 2.5hrs there, and even then, felt like I could have spent all day.

Date: 6 days ago

Review №5

Rating: 5

Date: 6 days ago

Review №6

Rating: 5

Part of the history that we should know.

Date: a week ago

Review №7

Rating: 5

Historically deep and accurate. We renewed membership and this comes with free parking. Dont pay in the garage. Give your license plate at the front desk

Date: a week ago

Review №8

Rating: 5

If all have never been to the Holocaust Museum, Well, let me say all need to go it is an experience that all will not forget and their is a little of information to take in. It is not a one day trip. Amazing and I was blessed to get to go. Thank all so much for sharing this part of our history

Date: 2 weeks ago

Review №9

Rating: 5

Great little museum. Little bit small, so when it is too many people, you cant really concentrate on exhibits.

Date: 2 weeks ago

Review №10

Rating: 5

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Review №11

Rating: 5

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Review №12

Rating: 5

Date: 3 weeks ago

Review №13

Rating: 5

Very interesting and educational museum

Date: 3 weeks ago

Review №14

Rating: 5

We need to know the history of great the mistakes to avoid repeat it again.

Date: 3 weeks ago

Review №15

Rating: 5

First time visiting. We went to see the shoe exhibit, it was great!

Date: 3 weeks ago

Review №16

Rating: 1

Big empty space with nothing to give the sense of the atrocities inflicted on others by their oppressors.

Date: 4 weeks ago

Review №17

Rating: 5

Date: a month ago

Review №18

Rating: 5

Date: a month ago

Review №19

Rating: 5

Highly recommend watching the video at the beginning of the tour. It sets the whole museum up and brings context to some of the content. Even my little ones were able to understand the importance of this museum and it was an honor to be able to bring my family to experience this!

Date: a month ago

Review №20

Rating: 5

Date: a month ago

Review №21

Rating: 5

Very knowledgeable of history told in its full story

Date: a month ago

Review №22

Rating: 5

Wow. What an experience. Prepare for a lot of tears. Prepare to be informed and touched. Prepare to be angry and hopeful. I hope everyone has a chance to experience this beautiful, graphic, sad, shocking remembrance of a horrible time in history. Plan for at least 3 hours. Make sure to experience the hologram room.

Date: a month ago

Review №23

Rating: 4

Date: a month ago

Review №24

Rating: 3

Interesting but to many tours. Guides move faster than you can read through the material and if you are not with a guided group they just move in front of you and block some of the exhibits. Very polite but you frequently have to wait for the tours to move.

Date: a month ago

Review №25

Rating: 5

Chilling. Thought provoking. I highly recommend a visit!.

Date: 2 months ago

Review №26

Rating: 5

Wonderful place, Extremely moving and knowledgeable.

Date: 2 months ago

Review №27

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №28

Rating: 4

It was informative however only one floor dedicated to real Holocaust artifacts. I didnt like the fact that you have to start by watching a video. That seemed like a waste of time. You are strongly encouraged to go in a group with a guide. Would have taken almost all day to go through the museum had I done that. It was very difficult to find. Theres signage on the side of the building but you have to walk all the way around to get in. They do have many discounts for students and seniors. You must park in a paid parking lot. There is no on the street parking.

Date: 2 months ago

Review №29

Rating: 1

Date: 2 months ago

Review №30

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №31

Rating: 5

Very informative,loved to be able to listen to the survivor series live! And the DIT, so cool!! Great experience!

Date: 2 months ago

Review №32

Rating: 5

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Review №33

Rating: 5

Learned so much ! You can listen to the survivors stories! Then head over the human rights wing! So much history to be taught! Visited on Weekday Wait time

Date: 2 months ago

Review №34

Rating: 5

Touching. Necessary

Date: 2 months ago

Review №35

Rating: 4

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Review №36

Rating: 5

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Rating: 5

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Review №38

Rating: 5

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Review №39

Rating: 5

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Review №40

Rating: 5

Great place!

Date: 2 months ago

Review №41

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №42

Rating: 5

A must visit! It was interesting, educational, and very interactive!

Date: 2 months ago

Review №43

Rating: 5

Outstanding.

Date: 2 months ago

Review №44

Rating: 5

It was very sad seeing the exhibit but it was a nice experience learning more about the Holocaust and we got in for free being that my husband is a 20 year retired Army Vet.

Date: 2 months ago

Review №45

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №46

Rating: 5

Stunning, informative, eye opening and disappointing that it is being repeated in Africa, China and other areas in Middle Europe.

Date: 2 months ago

Review №47

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №48

Rating: 5

Very educational! I learned a lot! I think everyone should visit once!

Date: 2 months ago

Review №49

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №50

Rating: 5

This was a great experience. Everything was arranged well. I also enjoyed the interactions and the visual/audio testimonies. I ve recommended others to visit

Date: 2 months ago

Review №51

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №52

Rating: 5

Went for Junetenth. The kids learned a lot.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №53

Rating: 5

Phenomenally curated museum with expertly designed exhibits. Give yourself multiple hours to take in as much as you can from this museum. I cant say it will be fun but they have crafted a poignant and reflective experience that will help you to learn and grow as a person. What to expect when visiting the museum: The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum will walk you through time to understand the historical background from which the Holocaust came to be. Following that is the main displays covering the atrocities of Holocaust and highlighting victims and upstanders (those who stood up against the persecution). Following the Holocaust exhibits is an artistically fascinating and informative exhibit which walks you through the stages of a genocide through the lens of many historical examples. And lastly is a room dedicated to upstanders from local civil rights struggles and a call for you to stand for what is right.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №54

Rating: 5

Date: 3 months ago

Review №55

Rating: 5

The museum is informative and the artifacts and all the captions were so clear even my son could under stand them and all of the workers were so kind.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №56

Rating: 5

Excellent museum with tons of information about the Holocaust and human rights world wide. Be prepared to read a lot about the exhibits and cry about the horrors of the holocaust! Not for children unless they are old enough to understand history.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №57

Rating: 1

Labor concentration camps not death camps

Date: 3 months ago

Review №58

Rating: 5

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Review №59

Rating: 5

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Review №60

Rating: 5

Show both Histories well

Date: 3 months ago

Review №61

Rating: 5

Date: 3 months ago

Review №62

Rating: 5

Thanks to Amazon for sponsoring the entry fee on Juneteenth. I had not visited before it was great. The activities for the entire family were great.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №63

Rating: 5

A reflection on life, and memories of one of the most terrible massacres in history.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №64

Rating: 4

Very intense experience for many. A bit political in the end when they associate the LBTQ... lifestyles with the Holocaust and Slavery trying to show its equivalency. The shoe show I expected to see historical shoes made by Weitzman rather than shoes collected from other manufacturers during history.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №65

Rating: 5

Outstanding place to visit. If you want to take everything in, plan on being there half a day. The hologram was very unique but fascinating.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №66

Rating: 5

Beautiful and important museum. Am Israel chai

Date: 3 months ago

Review №67

Rating: 5

Date: 3 months ago

Review №68

Rating: 5

Date: 3 months ago

Review №69

Rating: 5

Very somber and very interactive - I highly recommend visiting this location for the interactivity. Be prepared to cry, this museum does not shy away from the horrors of the holocaust. Parking was a pain and they don t validate unless you are a member. 15$ for parking across the street.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №70

Rating: 5

Date: 3 months ago

Review №71

Rating: 5

The people complaining about this museum and mentioning that you have to read are people who came here for entertainment and completely missed the point. For the admission ticket, you get access to a real digital IMAX video presentation that is perfect to set the mood. If you want value for money then there you go. Watch the IMAX presentation and keep the change. The holographic room is not just a gimmick, it is truly cutting edge and we were very fortunate that the young man running the device is very into it, and has sincere love for all the characters. I plan on going every week just to meet all the survivors in their holographic form. The reflection room is somber, so somber I was unable to be there for more than a minute, and I feel ashamed for it. I will go back to pay my respects. Every exhibit is carefully curated, and carefully presented, you can feel a presence, an uncomfortable presence at that. Getting inside the train wagon And I think that being uncomfortable is part of the experience. One should feel this when dealing with such deep troubles and ever-living maladies of the human experience. The only bad experience I got is that the EV section was turned into a section for reserved parking, I think it was originally intended as an eco-friendly solution that devolved into a VIP. Added to this, the only EV charger is broken. It would have been great to get my car charged while we visited, but unfortunately, it is not so. But that is just nitpicking at this point, because the main point of the museum is extremely well executed and once again, in the name of my entire family that consists of two young women and my wife, I want to thank the creators of this place.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №72

Rating: 5

Everyone should go to this museum. Its not a fun visit by any means, but it is important for everyone to go and understand the lessons of how this happened, and how to keep it from happening again.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №73

Rating: 5

Date: 3 months ago

Review №74

Rating: 5

An absolute must visit. Find time to visit and remember.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №75

Rating: 4

Date: 3 months ago

Review №76

Rating: 5

Museum rich with history and much to look at. Should take about 2 hours to walk around. I enjoyed this experience.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №77

Rating: 5

Amazing experience! Let me tell you. Be prepared to walk, stand and head tilted up gawking with a possible neck crick at the end. Be prepared to walk a lot. Wear nice comfy shoes. They offer folder chairs hung on the wall. I didn t know this until after the tour. Nonetheless. I am super proud to say they did a professional job in expressing the feelings, experience of holocaust s. In addition to the museum tour. The rights movements and honoring our beautiful influencers in the past. Take a stroll. Go steady take your time. Relax. Use them folded chairs and soft shoes like I told ya.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №78

Rating: 5

The Museum was such an incredible, yet, humbling experience. My 16 year old daughter and I felt emotional throughout the interactive exhibits.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №79

Rating: 5

Very well done

Date: 4 months ago

Review №80

Rating: 5

Visiting a Holocaust museum can be a profoundly moving experience. Each museum offers its own unique perspective and approach to honoring the memory of those affected by the Holocaust. Did you find the museum informative and impactful?

Date: 4 months ago

Review №81

Rating: 5

Really enjoyed the museum. The hologram experience where you get to talk to a holocaust survivor hologram is pretty awesome.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №82

Rating: 5

There is so much to learn about this tragic time in history. There are so many stories of heartbreak. To see the evil that man can do to another is perplexing. Take your time to experience it all.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №83

Rating: 5

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Review №84

Rating: 5

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Review №85

Rating: 5

Date: 4 months ago

Review №86

Rating: 5

Impactful,

Date: 4 months ago

Review №87

Rating: 5

I can not explain what an important piece of history that everyone should see so we dont ever forget.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №88

Rating: 5

You can easily spend hours here.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №89

Rating: 4

This is the only Holocaust museum Ive been to, so I dont know how it compares to others. We came here about four years ago and I believe it was in the building to the south, or otherwise it was arranged differently. The previous arrangement was better in most ways in my opinion. We got held up a few frustrating minutes waiting on an elevator that was apparently broken with no sign to let one know it was broken. We were basically at the start of the tour route they want you to take and faced with videos, to include cartoon videos, depicting the history of Abraham. So, keep in mind at this point that the facility has billed itself as a Holocaust and Human Rights Museum. I think the museums main purpose of focus on the Holocaust will gradually be diluted and one day there will be sections for Palestinians, Tigrays, Ukrainian Holodomor, Indonesian communists, Armenians, Kurds, the Balkans, Native Americans, etc - which is fine - just drop the Holocaust part of the name and call it the Human Rights Museum. To me - and, Im not Jewish - the Holocaust is one of the most significant events in history for understanding of genocide and ethnic cleaning level murder. The previous layout seemed more easily self-guided. I felt I needed a tour guide to navigate this set up. At the end there were videos I didnt watch - just like the cartoons about Abraham - with teenagers talking in Nickelodeon fashion about genocide. I recommend the museums executives focus on impact and presenting the significance of the Holocaust. I think theyre trying to make the situation more relatable and presenting more holistic views and deeper understanding of more aspects, like the propaganda, marginalized life in ghettos, etc., but in some ways it seemed to get too into the weeds. Perhaps highlight every 15 minutes and/or at different sections a key theme such as Approximately 6 million Jews all over Europe and beyond were systematically hunted down or rounded up and eventually murdered with the plainly understood mission to completely eradicate or annihilate the entire race and the history of its existence from the face of the earth. To me, this needs to be a singular building block for humanism thought. When people leave this museum, I want them to feel sick, utterly disgusted, and soul-crushed. THEN we can entertain more discussion on human rights and other scenarios. And then, perhaps, forge the path forward to ensure all things like this never happen again. The staff are very nice. Parking nearby ($10-12/day) has always been easy, by the way, and there are several other attractions nearby.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №90

Rating: 5

Date: 4 months ago

Review №91

Rating: 5

Date: 4 months ago

Review №92

Rating: 5

Date: 4 months ago

Review №93

Rating: 5

Excellent free docent tours provide outstanding information and background in addition to the many exhibits and videos. Taking one will increase your learning during your visit in a meaningful and interesting way.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №94

Rating: 5

History lovers paradise. Lots of information

Date: 4 months ago

Review №95

Rating: 5

First time going, it was amazing!

Date: 4 months ago

Review №96

Rating: 5

Beautiful building to tell one of the most important lessons ever. The programming captures the memory of the lost Jewish souls as well as others who were victims. I highly recommend for locals and visitors.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №97

Rating: 3

Underwhelming in content and organization, so not worth the money charged.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №98

Rating: 5

Beautiful experience, and very helpful staff. Hope to come again soon.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №99

Rating: 5

Amazing museum full of great information. Loved the interaction with the exhibits.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №100

Rating: 5

Date: 4 months ago

Review №101

Rating: 5

When I was in Jr. High, my school took us on a field trip to this place to learn about the Holocaust. Minus the tedious paperwork (assignment that we had to fill out at turn in for a grade), I was really invested in the information provided. The tour guides were helpful and the way the building was layed out made everything suspenseful and enjoyable in my opinion. The way the story of the Holocaust was told with both video and described by the tour guide made me feel emersed to the point where I totally forgot about the assignment that we were supposed to fill out for a grade Im not much of a history typa person so I was shocked with how impressed I was with this place and what they had to offer. Would 100% recommend!

Date: 4 months ago

Review №102

Rating: 5

Date: 4 months ago

Review №103

Rating: 5

Amazing exhibit. Very well maintained and super informative.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №104

Rating: 5

Date: 4 months ago

Review №105

Rating: 5

Ove walked the halls of Auschwitz and my experience at the DHHRM WAS like going back there. Your exhibits are empathic and respectful. Walking through the train was gut wrenching

Date: 4 months ago

Review №106

Rating: 5

Wasnt the best experience only because we had 2 groups of children who obviously were not interested in the museum. Disappointing.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №107

Rating: 5

Date: 4 months ago

Review №108

Rating: 5

Very nice museum to visit

Date: 4 months ago

Review №109

Rating: 5

Very educational and interesting experience. The information that the museum display speaks to the core issues of hate and Bigotry. I will totally recommend everyone to visit if theyre in the Dallas area.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №110

Rating: 5

Beautiful. The cenotes were informative. Great place to visit.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №111

Rating: 5

A great museum to learn about the Holocaust as well as some other genocides that have taken place in recent human history. I would plan on spending at least a couple of hours in the museum. I would recommend buying tickets in advance through city pass if you plan to visit multiple attractions while in the Dallas area.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №112

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №113

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №114

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №115

Rating: 3

The part of the museum that deals with the Holocaust is really touching and stands out from other museums because it is broken down into individual countries and their respective involvement in the whole madness. The human rights part, on the other hand, shows that the Americans still have a lot of work to do in dealing with their own grievances. But maybe I just missed the room dealing with Guantanamo?

Date: 5 months ago

Review №116

Rating: 1

I have visited the DHHRM several times. I found the exhibits expansive and especially appreciated the expansion of the concept to include other genocides that occurred around the world. I am very disappointed that the people in charge have failed to even acknowledge the horrors occurring in Gaza and the West Bank. The International Court of Justice has found grounds to take the case of genocide against Israel for adjudication. In their preliminary report, based on evidence submitted to the courts, evidence of plausible genocide. Just today, the US has recognized Israel has committed crimes against humanity by sanctioning an IDF brigade based on the Leahy Act. I will not return or support the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum until they do what is morally right and consistent with the their purpose.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №117

Rating: 5

A treasure of hard to find facts, well presented.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №118

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №119

Rating: 5

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Review №120

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №121

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №122

Rating: 5

Why isnt society learning from all the atrocities that are happening and have been continuing since the beginning of humanity? The museum is an incredible educational experience, but we arent learning from our mistakes.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №123

Rating: 5

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Review №124

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №125

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №126

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №127

Rating: 5

Great history lesson for my boys.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №128

Rating: 1

awful lady who didnt put our reservation down.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №129

Rating: 5

20 something entrance fee. Workers were very nice. Very sad exp overall but worth it. Most of the things shown I already knew but the extra detail of seeing artifacts and photos upclose with context really makes the exp more surreal my favorite was the recollection of survivors and how you have to use the old timy phones to hear almost as if they are personally telling you. Very humanistic way of imortalizing these peoples voices.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №130

Rating: 4

Date: 5 months ago

Review №131

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №132

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №133

Rating: 5

An excellent museum with tasteful and dignified exhibits which honor survivors and tell their stories. This is an important history lesson for everyone.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №134

Rating: 5

All should see this ! My God this is the left in America

Date: 6 months ago

Review №135

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №136

Rating: 5

We were moved by this experience. I believe that everyone could learn something and take away a new perspective.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №137

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №138

Rating: 4

Make you remember the mistakes of the past

Date: 6 months ago

Review №139

Rating: 5

Really well put together, informative

Date: 6 months ago

Review №140

Rating: 1

FYI...I parked in the Parking Garage across the street from the museum. There was a sign with a QR code to process payment for the parking. I processed payment for $12. This is the cost for parking all day. Now I have a fine for $92 for not paying for parking. The money never came out of my account for some reason. Its not my fault they cant process payments properly.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №141

Rating: 5

Went for a special event. The exhibit was well done and the panel informative. I will be back to visit again.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №142

Rating: 2

The Holocaust museum was awesome! Very informative. BUT, the rest of the museum exhibits, were not related to the Holocaust. One of them was the Human Rights wing of the exhibit called Beyond Tolerance Theater (shown in the pictures), which had some connotations of DEI ( Diversity Equity and Inclusion) propaganda in it, which was horrible. I hate this type of subliminal messaging from the Far Left Progressive Democrat propaganda machine. Shame on you (Human Rights Musuem) for your attempt to brainwash and indoctrinate this wicked D.E.I ideology to the citizens of Dallas. We didnt fall for it, so my wife and I ran out of it and left. Will not return to see this again and I will not recommend this exhibit to anyone!

Date: 6 months ago

Review №143

Rating: 4

Date: 6 months ago

Review №144

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №145

Rating: 5

Roman at the front desk was great checking us in. Definitely made us feel extremely welcome. He s great!!!

Date: 6 months ago

Review №146

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №147

Rating: 2

I wish I could rate this highly since we were so excited to go. But it turned into one of the most underwhelming and disappointing museums I ve ever experienced. First off, the actual building is immaculate. It s spotless with large beautiful rooms and lobby area. Additionally, every staff member we encountered were incredibly friendly and helpful. The parking garage directly across the street is also extremely easy to navigate. But unfortunately, the museum s presentation is not good. It s easy to navigate and the actual panels of information/displays were all thought out perfectly. But this museum is 98% reading. From the very first room you walk into to the last room before you exit the main exhibit, is nothing but endless rows of reading material. Don t get me wrong, that s a necessary part of any museum. But after only a few rooms, we gave up and started to pace through. It would take someone 4 hours to read everything presented in this museum. And I want to be very clear, I m perfectly fine with having reading material in a museum and prefer it. But not when the entire trip through cost us close to $50 and I got nothing I couldn t have read online for free. The only difference is the reading is on a panel on the wall and I had to pay money for it. Even if I really wanted to love this trip, I absolutely didn t and left beyond disappointed.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №148

Rating: 4

Date: 6 months ago

Review №149

Rating: 5

This was an experience that was moving. This museum gives a glimpse to the horrors of mankind and the spirit of the Jewish people. Never forget.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №150

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №151

Rating: 5

It was very informative. The woman who was around to answer questions was very knowledgeable and had so much passion. This was a beautiful tribute, and very emotional.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №152

Rating: 1

Please skip this museum, because the old black man security guard like to harass people there for no reason, makes people very uncomfortable visiting.. plus museum has nothing interesting to offer..

Date: 6 months ago

Review №153

Rating: 5

Highly recommend visiting. Its in a great location. Take your time, there is a great deal to absorb and it is very emotional. The audio app takes a while to load on your phone, so do that early on. The app will basically explain or say the same things written in the displays. You do not need the app as there is no additional information. The galleries flow and transition smoothly from one topic to the other. One could easily spend 5 hours by including the movies in the theater rooms. We were pretty well saturated mentally and emotionally and could have benefitted by processing the information through the theater presentations. However we were out of time needing to catch our flight. Again, share this with your children. The price was reasonable, we paid $17 with the $2 discount for seniors or military

Date: 6 months ago

Review №154

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №155

Rating: 3

Parking is a joke. They give you directions and tell you its $4/hrs but they only do it as one hour or as an all day. They dont validate parking, and claim to have no responsibility for it even though the parking garage has their name on it. Park elsewhere and walk. Or dont. Just be ready to pay for the whole day and consider the extra $12 to be part of the entrance fee.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №156

Rating: 5

This was a spur of the moment event for me and my girlfriend, and we absolutely loved it. The way they had it laid out was easy to understand , it all made sense. I m going again.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №157

Rating: 3

I liked the museum. With that being said, I went to the Dallas Holocaust Museum before it moved to its new location and was disappointed that many of the artifacts that were at the old location are not at the new location. I understand and agree with having a human rights museum, but I feel that having the two separate, but close together, would give both the respect they deserve. I also think more groups should be included in the human rights section. The genocide section does not include the Native Americans. The human rights section does not include the Irish who were killed after coming to the USA during the potato famine, and the Japanese Americans and what they went through post WWII. So my thoughts about the new location is mixed.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №158

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №159

Rating: 1

Not a fun experience.

Date: 6 months ago

Review №160

Rating: 1

Pushing political propaganda. A lot of the photos have zero relevance with the holocaust. This place is openly trying to indoctrinate the children that visit on field trips. Stay away from this place

Date: 6 months ago

Review №161

Rating: 4

This is a really good museum. Its a lot to take in, so you may need to visit it more than once. One of the cheaper parking garages in downtown just across the street. Heavily secured entrance to the museum (almost like going to the airport).

Date: 6 months ago

Review №162

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №163

Rating: 4

Date: 7 months ago

Review №164

Rating: 5

Date: 7 months ago

Review №165

Rating: 5

Date: 7 months ago

Review №166

Rating: 5

Date: 7 months ago

Review №167

Rating: 5

A powerful and informative multi-media presentation that everyone should experience.

Date: 7 months ago

Review №168

Rating: 5

Very educative. I liked it a lot

Date: 7 months ago

Review №169

Rating: 5

Must come, and understand

Date: 7 months ago

Review №170

Rating: 5

Excellent preservation of History!! I was impressed with the amount of information from those terrible years. Professional and Clean, come to mind. I would highly recommend this museum. My favorite thing, was the testimonial tributes from survivors!! We used our City Pass

Date: 7 months ago

Review №171

Rating: 5

Very well done. Lot s to learn.

Date: 7 months ago

Review №172

Rating: 5

Date: 7 months ago

Review №173

Rating: 5

Date: 7 months ago

Review №174

Rating: 5

A must do !! What an impact it has made on my thought process my heart.The truth has sparked my fear but given me the courage to defend myself and our people . Gods people

Date: 7 months ago

Review №175

Rating: 5

Date: 7 months ago

Review №176

Rating: 5

The museum was eye opening and presented the experience endured by Jewish people. I would recommend visiting as the experience was informative and historical.

Date: 7 months ago

Review №177

Rating: 5

Date: 7 months ago

Review №178

Rating: 5

A beautiful museum. There is a parking garage specific to the museum across the street. Upon arrival you will go through a metal detector and have your bags screened. The main exhibit is on the third floor and takes 2-4 hours to experience. There are plenty of interactive stations and hands on material. Id highly recommend coming here whether youre passing through or local.

Date: 7 months ago

Review №179

Rating: 5

A look inside the evil of human beings, and the victims of this evil. Original photos, videos and audios that show the barbarism to which a leader of evil can lead. The massacre of innocent Jewish children and entire families at the hands of Nazis and countries we urge to support cruelty. Impacted by the victims narratives. It is worth going and knowing what a disturbed leader is capable of doing, if good people do not stop him in time.

Date: 7 months ago

Review №180

Rating: 5

Date: 7 months ago

Review №181

Rating: 3

Date: 7 months ago

Review №182

Rating: 5

Beautiful and definitely informative. The volunteers are amazing.

Date: 8 months ago

Review №183

Rating: 5

Date: 8 months ago

Review №184

Rating: 5

I loved walking through and learning. We didnt do the tour but being able to do it on my own as a introvert was great

Date: 8 months ago

Review №185

Rating: 5

Super interesting and complex, lovely workers as well really helped answer questions in depth and clearly

Date: 8 months ago

Review №186

Rating: 5

The staff was very informative, I could picture every word as they described events during the Holocaust. I really liked that they had audio options for people whom spoke other languages, and couldnt read the displays. As someone with dyslexia this was very helpful! Parking was $4 per hour, you use an app to pay for the parking.

Date: 8 months ago

Review №187

Rating: 5

This weekend, my husband, our 4 kids, and I visited the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum for Holocaust Remembrance Day. Initially, I was unsure about bringing our 10-year-old daughter after reading some reviews, fearing it might be too challenging for her. To my delight, she actively participated, leading the group, and engaging with questions. The museum itself offered a profound experience, featuring exhibits that vividly portrayed the historical events. From personal stories to artifacts, it painted a poignant picture of the Holocaust. Our 10-year-old, despite my initial concerns, found the museum both accessible and thought-provoking. The person leading part of the tour, whose name I unfortunately didnt catch, added a personal touch to our experience, making it truly special. The way she conveyed the stories and connected with the audience enhanced the educational value. Overall, the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum provided an enlightening and empowering journey through history. It is not only a must-visit for its educational importance but also for the personal growth and reflection it inspires. Im grateful we took our kids, and I wholeheartedly recommend it for families looking to instill empathy and understanding in their children. The museums call to action for humanity resonated deeply, making our visit both memorable and impactful.

Date: 8 months ago

Review №188

Rating: 5

Date: 8 months ago

Review №189

Rating: 4

Instructive, needs more artifacts. The interactive testimonies experience was very interesting and well done.

Date: 8 months ago

Review №190

Rating: 5

I ve been to both the Washington DC museum and this one in Dallas. They are both so very good! In Dallas, the AI interviews with the survivors is so engaging & interactive! The docents were so knowledgeable and really cared. Don t wait - I will go back and could have spent twice as long,

Date: 8 months ago

Review №191

Rating: 2

Boring museum. Not a lot of Holocaust info. I left the Houston Holocaust museum crying. I left the Dallas museum disappointed. Visited on

Date: 8 months ago

Review №192

Rating: 5

Great review of history. Took kids there and they enjoyed the employee who told stories throughout the exhibits.

Date: 8 months ago

Review №193

Rating: 2

Really crowded on a Saturday afternoon, the exhibits are small to experience with so many people. Maybe not bad on a weekday

Date: 8 months ago

Review №194

Rating: 5

Date: 8 months ago

Review №195

Rating: 3

This is a great museum but I was disappointed that it didnt include the killing of unborn babies in the genocide section. It does fit the definition of genocide as the intentional destruction of a people (babies, especially Black babies and babies with disabilities) in whole or in part. It also has all the hallmark factors that make genocide possible with dehumanizing language (refering to baby as a choice or a right), scapegoating (any reason is sufficient), government involvement, media support, use of technology to kill on an industrial scale, keeping the killing out of sight and punishment of dissent (being canceled or threat of). If the museum had included this genocide then I would have rated it 5 stars.

Date: 8 months ago

Review №196

Rating: 4

Date: 8 months ago

Review №197

Rating: 5

Date: 8 months ago

Review №198

Rating: 5

Date: 8 months ago

Review №199

Rating: 5

My wife and I have been to the old Museum and enjoyed. As a matter of fact, when bringing my mother to visit and showing her where we were and also visited Dachau found out from her that my uncle was a prisoner at Dachau ( he part of the French Resistance). We brought our Legacy Learning Pod here today, 19 Jan 2024, as a field trip. They really enjoyed it. Thank you.

Date: 8 months ago

Review №200

Rating: 5

Shocking, the visit was great, a lot of knowledge. I loved how they took you through the entire process and with a lot of respect for the victims.

Date: 8 months ago