International Spy Museum

May be worth it if you haven't visited since the move and liked your last trip.

Recalls enjoying the visit years back but questions if it's still worth the current admission.

Says one visit is worth it for those who've seen other area museums, but not a repeat.

Named among pricier museums the commenter considers cool and worth seeing.

Suggests this private museum will likely stay open during a shutdown, though admission may be charged.

Advises against the Spy Museum for a four-year-old, saying it's aimed at readers and has little hands-on content.

Advises skipping it; finds it mainly family-oriented and not free, though some information is interesting.

Calls it fun and suggests going when visiting friends or family to avoid repeat admission costs.

Entertainment-focused but with some worthwhile history; admission feels expensive.

Hosted a kid's birthday at the former site's interactive section; everyone had fun.

Found it kitschy and not worth admission; says it suits fans of flashy spy movies.

Recalls the older site fondly for its real-world displays, saving the Bond-style material for last.

Thinks it's worth it since private museums charge; calls the experience very fun.

Loves it and has gone several times, each time finding it worth it.

Thinks it may be a bit too mature for a young child.

Says a visit is worth it for someone who hasn't been since the relocation; booking in advance for quieter days helps.

Seconds it as a recommendation; fun even though it isn't cheap.

Simply recommends it with no further detail.

Thinks it's well worth it for spy-topic fans, as a fan too.

Calls the Spy Museum one of their family favorites; says their young daughter would happily spend hours there.

Visited the old site early; liked some exhibits but found it small and light on hands-on features; gift shop seemed bigger than the museum.

Says it suits older kids who read comfortably; younger children may find it dull.