I was not impressed... disappointed, really. I was hoping for a wonderful science adventure, but it just fell flat for me. They're "ride" that they have for instance, seemed to have promise, as they zoom you out to see the crater from above, and describe the trees on the ridge, and then you go into outer space and science disappears. I went and saw another film they had on site, which was more serious, but still, with a running time of about 10 minutes, the science was at a very elementary level. They have a somewhat decent museum, but obviously, the show stopper is the crater itself. It was absolutely beautiful, but the overall experience here was still lacking, given how much it cost to gain entry. I think what put me off the most, though, was that they don't really seem to have a schedule for the rim tour, which I wanted SO badly to do. I spent an hour looking at the exhibits, then waited 30 minutes for the tour that was currently taking place to end, and when they returned the guy declares the next tour would be in an hour and 10 minutes. I get that they describe this tour as a courtesy, but the fact is, you pay almost $30 to go in there, and there is NOT, a ton of stuff to keep you there. For $27.00 and tax, a tour of the rim should most definitely be a regularly scheduled feature, weather permitting. Me? I was not waiting another 70 minutes after having been there 90 minutes already, 30 of which was waiting for a rim tour to begin with. I just left with the feeling that this was more tourist trappy than a legit science lover's destination. You would think that the location of the best preserved and widely studied crater on the planet could do a ton better as it relates to their documentaries and science exhibits.