Arizona Capitol Museum en Phoenix

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  Mary Blancett

  :: 23 May 2018 09:33:58

  I went on a field trip and really enjoyed the building and all of the rooms. However on the field trip the woman at the entrance was extremely rude to the young 4th grade group and continued at say keep it down even when they were literally just talking to each other. Its a large group of young kids with energy and she should be more understanding. Some of the children had special needs and this was a very exciting experience for them and to get here they sat on a bus patiently for forty minuets, sat outside to each lunch on the grass before being able to go in. I would ask that they work on sensitivity training to accommodate school groups.

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  Erika B

  :: 15 May 2018 00:34:45

  So so cool! Your able to tour the old wings for the State Legislators, State Court House, etc. There is also a wing devoted to the USS Arizona... so moving. There are also a TON of memorials for a variety of military devisions, state groups, first responders... its impressive.

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  Michael Urban

  :: 10 May 2018 18:24:50

  We were looking a low cost something to do with our kids. You really can't get much more low cost than free. The volunteer staff they have are very helpful and knowledgeable. The exhibits are informative and great to see. Being from another state, I was not aware of much of the history of Arizona. This museum was great in informing me of many things I didn't know about Arizona. Admission is free. The cafe is great. Restrooms on each floor. And the best part was that after the kids complained about going, they said it was cool when we had finished.

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  Shannon Exley

  :: 05 May 2018 16:14:23

  Very interesting spot. Would be an awesome addition to a field trip. Excellent place to cool off after visiting the Viet Nam memorial and other outside monuments.

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  J.D. Sutter

  :: 22 February 2018 18:29:24

  The Arizona State Capitol Museum is well worth a visit. Admission is free and you can do self-guided tours or ask for help at the information desk. There are multiple levels in the building which can be toured. Exhibits include items recovered from the USS Arizona shipwreck and much much more. There is also a gift shop and a coffee shop on the first floor.