This is a really cool place and is loaded with information. A quick breakdown

Good:

• free!!
• loaded with information on diseases and epide.ics from the recent Ebola outbreak in Western Africa to the AIDS scare of the 90's and even earlier epidemics like Polio and smallpox.
• they have a lot of real world items that would have been used in handling outbreaks, helps make these events feel real.

(MINOR) Bad:

• you're not allowed to take pictures of the outsides of the buildings in the compound and even certain areas inside the museum. This isn't apparent and they don't have signs posted anywhere, when I went to take a picture, I got yelled at by security guards. What's the big deal, they showed it all on The Walking Dead anyway 😂
• the exhibits are really information dense, they're almost daunting to approach because you feel like you're surrounded by walls of text, and they have videos playing in many places with the sound on, (and some areas with headphones). I get easily distracted and wasn't able to read some of the exhibits because of the videos playing around me.
• due to security concerns, you must have a state id to enter, so international visitors may not be able to enter.,

If my rating didn't say it: these negatives are MINOR. I found the museum to be extremely informative and would recommend anyone who can to visit.