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Offers several rooms with the same main objective: to escape within an hour.
Formerly the National Museum of Crime & Punishment from Washington DC, a glimpse into the world of crime and forensics, with such artifacts as vehicles belonging to Ted Bundy, John Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde, and OJ Simpson; forensics labs; jail cell replicas; and moonshine stills.
Dixie Stampede
Music show and horse stunts while you have a feast.
Another dinner show with dancing and slapstick comedy.
Claims to be the only wax museum in the US devoted entirely to celebrity figures.
Housed inside a half-scale replica of the doomed ocean liner, this is one of the largest Titanic museums in the world with over 400 artifacts on display, and galleries to explore highlighting the infamous voyage. Plus the chance to take on a passenger's identity and see your fate.