Money Museum Memorial Dr, Kansas City

It was amazing and very interesting... the guards were nice and gave us some info about the place and the vault.... and the vault were they are counting millions of dollars is hypnotizing to see all that money.. overall very cool place to go no matter your age

You can't beat a free entrance. The museum is open during the weekdays and closed on the weekends and is currently only accepting those who have reserved their tickets online in advance (circa late 2021). It's a super small self guided tour that starts off with a Harry Truman coin collection. The exhibit next to it contains colorful and visual infographics on the history associated with money. After the exhibit, you can walk down a large hallway containing information that leads to a viewing area off limits to cameras. This area contains thick windows for tourists to view the actual processing and handling of money buy the federal reserve employees. Overall, it's a nice free thing to do that won't take up more than 30 minutes to an hour of your time. Enjoy.

I learned some things I never knew about our money. The most interesting exhibit was the coin collection, with coins going back to the birth of our nation. You even get some shredded money! You have to get tickets ahead of time because of Covid protocols, but it is a cool place to spend an hour or two.

Amazing history lesson and really cool to see the money being processed. The gentleman working security was beyond friendly and gave a great intro to the museum. I learned so many things on this visit! Afterwards, they even gave us a little bag of shredded money.

Pretty cool experiences to be had here. All the staff was very friendly. It was really cool to see them handling such large amounts of money. No pictures of that you'll have to see it for yourself.

Very educational! Pretty neat to see all the money! Security personnel were very friendly and were happy to answer all our questions.

This place was not exactly what I expected, but still good. Much more geared towards children than adults. It has interactive displays on budgeting, how banks work, etc. It's also a lot smaller than I expected. Tickets must be reserved in advance but are free. One bummer was that there was no gift shop- I was really hoping to be able to buy an uncirculated dollar or coins.

It was really nice to see, especially all the coins from all the administrations.

Very nice museum! Educational and fun activities for children. Educational for adults as well. President Truman's club collection is there also. This is a great activity to fill a short amount of time and it's free!

Free admission is nice but there wasn't much to "do" there. Maybe that changes when exhibits come and go but when we went there was a wall of coins on display and that was really about it. They have a large ~30lb gold bar you can try to pick up and they do give you a free bag of shredded money on the way out. But you can be in/out in about 15 minutes. Its also only open "bank hours" so it closes really early.

Who knew this would be fun? Get the app for all the extra stuff like scavenger hunts. As an adult in learned so much about the Federal Reserve bank system. There are plenty of thinks for kids to do also and each display has one side for adults and the other side for kids. Be sure to try and lift the gold bar, its heavy! From the security screening to the end of the tour everyone was so nice. Don't forget to check out the robots and vault in the viewing area it is something to see!

Fun seeing all the money, best part is where you see them processing it all. Staff was very polite and told us how much was being handled via note, great to see their staff appreciating being watched while working.

Very interesting, for All ages .... Who doesn't love MONEY ?! LOVE the Free Entry .

Good information, interesting with current inflation which the museum says the fed can control - reminder a smaller government is a better government.

FREE cant beat that. Entertainment for kids and adults. Cool to see the cash vault and watch the employees count crates and crates of mulah. Make your own money booth, picture with 40 million, interesting facts about money, photo booth allows you to send it straight to your email, best of luck picking up the gold bar and a short survey at the end either gives you a free sticker or 10% off coupon at gift shop. Just do it!!!

So much fun! Had my 3yo and 6yo children with and they loved the coloring section, the photo ops, and leaving with a souvenir bag of shredded bills! It was a great experience and the staff and guards there were just the best!

The museum is smallish, but it is great. Where else can you try to lift a 27 pound gold bar or see pallets of money being processed. I will also say the security staff is so courteous and friendly. We could all learn from the example they set. Highly recommend. Takes about 30 to 60 minutes.

For sure a great experience for both me and my son! I would for sure consider a visit if you are in the area! Plus it's free to enter!

Cool museum u get to see a little bit inside the vault and watch them process money and they have a coin collection of all different types of coins from the very first president and the best part is it's free u just have to get tickets in advance and also mask is required

Bring your i.d. to enter. This is really neat to see so much money! All different kinds of coins on display! Bar of gold. Kids enjoy coming here. Fun watching the robots move the money. Pretty cool getting to take home a small bag of shredded cash from here! This is a great stop any time of year. I've never seen it overly crowded. I would say 7 and up. Check out the mini gift shop too. There's near gifts all money related of course. I've bought some neat gifts from here. Who doesn't love $ dollar sign pasta noodles. You will learn something about money that you didn't know. It is really neat to give money a little more thought.

Free entry and a very cool historical coin collection. Got to see real money being processed, very cool! Get a small free bag of shredded out of circulation bills at the end. Highly recommend spending an hour or two visiting this place! Very friendly security guard as well.

If you are interested in our money, Banking and our Federal Reserve system you will enjoy it. It is a self guided tour that will take about 1 hour to 1 1/2 hour. You cannot go into the vault but you can look through security glass into that area. On your way out, don't forget your free bag of money.

The Money Museum at the Federal Reserve bank in downtown Kansas City is a very small exhibit. Get your free tickets reservations online. We had a time slot from 1.00 to 3.00 pm. It’s enough to spend 30 minutes to see all the exhibits. Thank you!🌸

Pretty cool to see the giant vault where they keep the cash. The depth of the coin collection is also pretty amazing with examples from the early days of the country. Plenty of hands on activities for kids such as props for goofy photos, design your own coin, and, for older kids, testing their strength by lifting a solid gold bar.

Educational as can be. Nice to understand the process. Seeing literal 10's of million of dollars being destroyed is an odd sight indeed.

Cool tour and interactive exhibits. Fun for kids and grown ups. Be prepared for a bag and ID check if you are an adult. You can take home a small bag of shredded money.

It's a small museum but very interesting! Worth the trip! I could not get the everbrite site to work to get admission so the guard scanned my license. This museum is free. Neat to see the history of the coins thru-out the presidents was eye opening. Who knew there was half cents and large cents. I couldn't even lift the bar of gold..lol. Over all had a fun time.

Highly recommend and it's free! Loved being able to watch the employees work inside the cash vault. Interesting and quick adventure to check out

Good history lesson for kids and adults. Lot and lots of CASH!