The staff is fantastic and the museum is very good at highlighting the importance and humanity within police officers.
The museum in my opinion holds very little for kids under 14, the real value is to see how every little thing they do and use is to serve us, sometimes costing them their life.
Those who go out everyday, to protect everyday citizens duly deserved a place like this.
There's a gun range here too, and the staff is awesome.
Great shooting range. Staff is very friendly and you can't beat a.c while you shot.
Easy parking, pretty cheap to get in especially if you're a LEO. A lot of fun exhibits to look at and a lot of interactive things. They did a great job with the museum. There is also a large memorial wall dedicated to officers who were killed in the line of duty. Lady at the front desk was super friendly and informative. Worth the stop for sure.
We go to the shooting center for weekly team competitions. Started years ago as a novice and found the staff and environment to be friendly and helpful. They have a variety of classes and competitions, some are just for women.
What a cool place. Very informative and worth the visit if you happen to be in the area. As a retired LEO, I enjoyed seeing the historical items and stories.
The is a great place to learn about history of the United States. This place may be small but it’s well deserving. Great for kids. Employees couldn’t be better. The gun range was a fun place too.
Great place to visit and pay respects to officers. Plenty of interactive exhibits for the family and tickets are pretty cheap.
Great dedication to those that serve in law enforcement. 3rd week of every year is Police Memorial weekend and a ceremony is held on site for all officers fallen in the line of duty. Truly a great respect for those serving and those at the end of their watch.
If you are going to show off police cars, then present them accurately. The Bricklin is a "clown" car. Yes, there were a few police bricklins used, but nothing like that one.
This place was so neat to see, thousands of patches from all over the U.S., tribute police cars, old police cars, movie cars, mobster displays, jail displays, crime scene section, both current and historical law enforcement equipment, a memorial wall for all officers killed in the line of duty, a kids puppet and dress up section, a kids movie theater and so much more.
The attraction is just up the road from Kennedy Space Center aside from that there is not many other things near there, but it is not to far from Cape Canaveral or cocoa beach and other food or attractions.
I had my younger kids with me and they enjoyed it. We took about 2-3 hours to see the exhibits, you could probably take more time or less if needed depending on how into it you want to get. It was not busy at all when we went on a Saturday afternoon.
The cost varies but for law enforcement or survivors it is $2, adults were $13 kids were $4 to $8 depending on age.
Somewhat disappointing. Although the displays are great, it was a little out dated. Everything was from 10+ years ago. One employee was walking around without a shirt on and eventually checked us out at the gift shop wearing a white "wife beater". Gift shop wasn't much either. Lots of past event shirts and a lot of the souvenirs were cheap generic stuff you may find in a flea market.