The Great War Exhibition w Wellington

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  Janelle McCloy

  :: 17 November 2018 23:57:26

  An amazing and humbling experience. We have to go back to experience the whole thing it is not a one visit experience to really get it . After at least 2 1/2 hours we still hadn’t got through even the Gallipoli material, and we so want to do the Quinn interactive part, but we now know you have to book that in advance. Our predecessors came to life in the colour photos that were so painstakingly done. We honour them with enormous gratitude and respect (my family members are amongst them) but I have huge gratitude to the people who created this most wonderful memorial and tribute to our forefathers. Huge accolades to you Peter Jackson and your amazing team

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  allan mcaloon

  :: 13 November 2018 15:01:39

  Absolutely fantastic. Once again Sir Peter Jackson delivers a first class experience. As soon as we walked in we were made to feel most welcome by the young man at reception. The displays were amazing, especially the Gallipoli Campaign area. As for the Quinn's Post Trench Experience, simply outstanding. My only criticism would be that the young lady rushed us through the Trench Experience. Overall, amazing. It is a real pity that the exhibition will have to be dismantled and closed on 6 December 2018. Come on Massey University and Wellington City Council - work to keep the Exhibition Alive! Many thanks to Sir Peter Jackson and his Team.

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  Michael Pavletich

  :: 01 November 2018 21:52:37

  The tour was absolutely fantastic. Can't say whether it was our guide or not as there were a few tours going on, but the way it was laid out and the storyline gave the clearest overall picture I've ever seen. We also did the Trenches tour which was near on unbelievable, fully immersive and interactive like I'd never seen before. The only really sad thing is, it's only available for another month, so if you see this before the end of November 2018, make your booking and see it pronto.

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  Julie Marra

  :: 27 October 2018 13:50:15

  Such a great exhibit. It was done so well...getting to walk through each year. The figures looked so lifelike I did a double take the first time. Take coins for a poppy to throw in the cemetery at the end. And the huge battle scene at the end was amazing, with so many little figurines.

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  Gisela Osinaga

  :: 11 September 2018 21:38:17

  Really worth the time! Entertaining and informative, the displays are very well curated and the information provided keeps you interested. It’s great for children 5+ and all age groups above, if you aren’t very knowledgeable you will learn a lot and if you know your WWI history you will get nice new bits and pieces. You can go through both halls in 50 minutes or less, the trenches are fun and might take 30 minutes more. The trenches require a separate ticket. There’s a nice gift-shop inside. The museum does offer guided tours, ask at the front desk.