We had an amazing time here! If you're a history buff you have got to come here! They've done such a great job keeping this theater looking so good! We learned so much from the guide! They were all so very friendly and knowledgeable about every detail of the building! You can tell they take pride in working there! Everyone seemed happy to be there. I would definitely recommend stopping here!

Excellent museum! Not just Lincoln's assassination, an overview of Lincoln' terms on office, the Civil War and his legacy. Great flow and very informative. Well worth a visit! While the Peterson House was closed, the Visitor and Information center across the street was also very well done. I spent about 2 1/2 hours on my tour.

What a fantastic experience. I would recommend visiting this museum to anyone, especially to later elementary and secondary education students who are learning about this in history. As an adult I was about to enjoy this exhibit just as much as a kid would. So well preserved, you felt like you were a part of a piece of history stepping into the theater and seeing exactly where Lincoln sat. Absolutely incredible.

We saw the Wiz at the Ford Theater. It was excellent. It's a much smaller theater than I expected and I was pleasantly surprised to see that they hadn't touched the Presidential Suites. During the intermission, you can walk around and get some snack, soda or trinkets from the gift shop. I would recommend going here for the historical tour. Don't forget to check the bust of Lincoln when you walk in.

Love this Theatre and Park! A fantastic reconstruction of the Original Ford's Theatre (the original was purchased by the government, used for office space, and it was eventually "demolished" and rebuilt to the exact specifications of pictures taken the night Lincoln was shot there), Ford's Theatre boasts an impressive museum describing the mood of the country around the time Lincoln was killed, going into fantastic detail about the conspirators and the eventual assassination of Lincoln. I thoroughly enjoyed that museum. After walking through the museum, you'll walk up a couple flights of stairs to be on the top balcony, overlooking the stage and booth where Lincoln was shot. When you're there, I high recommend asking a Ranger for a talk about that night, it's truly intriguing. Overall, I loved this place and consider it a must-visit if you're in DC!