no hurry! so many things to see, if you spend an hour in there you'll miss things. I went first time for 2 hours and still missed things! read the signs in the displays and learn. don't rush it. I can sit in the 2 way mirror room all day laughing at people who don't know they are seen on a huge screen in another room was they make faces at the mirror! relax and enjoy, esp in summer they have the coldest air conditioning!!

I didn't see one but the majority of the things to see are all on one level. I'm sure you could call the place and find out if they do have a wheel chair! 😀

Ripley's is wheelchair accessible from start to finish, but I don't Believe they provide wheelchairs. You can call them directly at (609) 347-2001 to find out. Hope this helped.

Good afternoon! Yes, Ripley's is wheelchair accessible from beginning to end. We look forward to your visit with us!

Regular admission prices are found on our web site - $16.99 plus tax for adults, $10.99 plus tax for children ages 5 to 12, Free for children 4 years and younger. This includes a self-guided tour of the Odditorium and it's over 400 exhibits, including NEW exhibits that were added just this week!

Groupon has them. You may be able to find one at the place you stay also.

Hi! Thank you for writing to Ripley's Believe It or Not! Odditorium in Atlantic City! Our museum is open to ALL ages, and there are no limits on what age can enter the museum. Children and adults of all ages tour the Odditorium every day and have a great time! Occasionally people ask if there is anything "scary" inside. Well, I can tell you that it is NOT like a haunted house, no one is going to jump out from behind a door and try to scare you. As an Odditorium, we do however have odd and bizarre exhibits, and exhibits that display what to some people may seem scary, like the figure of Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in modern history, who stood over eight feet tall! So to some, he might seem scary, to most, he provides a great photo op as people love to stand next to the giant ruler next to his figure to see how they measure up to his height! So, what I tell people is, you know your kids the best, and you know what they are used to. If they get to the lobby and seem excited about what they are seeing, they will probably enjoy the tour! I hope I have been a help to you, and we look forward to your visit here at Ripley's!

I believe they are perhaps a little different. My daughter went to one in another city and her photos looked almost the same as mine. So this is the only comparison I have. Hope this helps...