I'm more a fan of 50's tv than I am of Ball per se, and I've been here twice (2010, 2011), both time paid ($20 or for both sides of the place) admissions. First, I know Ball has legions of loyal fans out there. Many come here to see the place because of that. So, I guess this review isn't... More

This was an unexpected stop, but our son loves the Lucy Show and we saw it was there on our travels. We had a great time there laughing and looking.

Spent an enjoyable couple of hours strolling through the museum. Luckily for us it was a Monday in March so we were the only ones there and had the place to ourselves. Lots of fun. Well worth the $15.00 admission.

If your any kind of a Lucy fan, you must go! Me and my lovely woman enjoyed thoroughly! It even shows where Lucy grew up. I would even go see again!

although small, we enjoyed the presentation. we were the only one in the msuem but thsi actaully increased our enjoyment

I have wanted to go to this museum for years. It was better than I expected. They have rooms set up just like the ones that were used in the tv show. There were several clips and information about both Lucy and Desi when they were young. If you truly enjoyed growing up with the Ricardos then you will enoy... More

Wow, this is a must see if you are a Lucille Ball and Desi fan. I learned allot of things about her I didn't know,I even got to see where she grew up. Very cool trip.

Lucy was born in Jamestown, NY, so it is only natural that the Lucy Museum would find it's home there. When you buy an admission to the Museum, it includes an admission to the MGM-Studio two doors down, which is nice. The admission price is $15 for adults, $10 for kids, kids 5 and under are free. The tour is... More

OK, if you are an I Love Lucy fan this is for you. If you aren't you'll get some idea how TV was made when it took actors who could perform marvelously under some pretty primitive conditions.