Which Wich

Great place to go for a quick sandwich before or after a movie at the Regal Cinema. Many different menu options to please all palates and dietary restrictions.

Before you satisfy your desire to look inside the human body let me warn you before your neurons process this review any further: it's going to be expensive. The $24 adult admission price for this exhibit is way too high, especially given the fact that the bodies on display were probably stolen and are being completely exploited since they're being used to pump profits into the blood-sucking profiteers who run this attraction. If you do decide to spend your life's fortune to go here, though at least make sure you come early since even though they weren't "trying to rush" us they made it very clear that the exhibit was closing at 4:00 and then reminded us again that it was closing in one minute at 3:59. There were hardly any patrons on the Wednesday June afternoon we went, though at least so there were definitely more dead than living beings here.



You begin your journey by viewing a human skull and then venture towards seeing the different systems of the human body such as the skeletal system, muscular system, nervous system, circulatory system, digestive system, and reproductive system. One of the coolest things is being able to see all of the arteries in your body and the nerves that make up what's allowing you to comprehend this right now, however, unless you're very much interested in anatomy one visit here will be enough. Also, while there are some full bodies on display the majority of the displays are just individual body parts but are still interesting nonetheless. The first time I went here I had a better appreciation for my body but the second time I came here with someone else I felt pretty ripped off and like the exhibit was way too short for the pricey tickets to see interesting albeit most likely stolen carcasses.