Control panel on Captain Kirk's chair

I am glad the StarTrek exibit is traveling around. I am in the hopes that general public viewing will re invigorate the feeling that NASA should be geared to interplanetary outreach and abandon the muslim outreach priority.

Stay far away from the Star Trek exhibit. We went when it was at the San Jose Tech Museum, and not only was admission very expensive, but photography was not allowed, and the vast majority of items on display were replicas, as opposed to actual props. Very disappointing, and a huge waste of money.

As another poster observed, the admission is excessive and the displays underwhelming. Just skip it. While the version we saw did feature Kirk's command chair (supposedly) from the original series, most of the artifacts, aside from the costumes, are "replicas of props," and not very good ones. The replica of the bridge of the Next Generation Enterprise would have been fun to explore, except that its primary purpose was a venue for selling overpriced photos.

Stay far away from the Star Trek exhibit. We went when it was at the San Jose Tech Museum, and not only was admission very expensive, but photography was not allowed, and the vast majority of items on display were replicas, as opposed to actual props. Very disappointing, and a huge waste of money.

How is it this is reported on at the end of the tour??? Missed it in Phily so unless I get out to the west coast for business, I won't see it.