The mission of Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation is to protect and preserve the culture, tradition and living heritage of the North American Indians. The …See more
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Sep 9, 2024
Crazy Horse was really cool. They have made some progress since I was last there in the 80’s. There is an admission charge but it is worth it. The money helps to fund the ongoing work that is being d… Full review by punky_one
Sep 5, 2024
I've seen many people suggest just taking a picture at the entrance and avoid paying the entry fee. The entry fee is crucial to the continued work on the monument as they rely on donations and purcha… Full review by candjlindsey
Sep 1, 2024
We enjoyed the museum and beautifully laid out back deck. The food at Laughing Waters was great. We weren’t able to see any of the presentations and the place was pretty quiet while we were there. I … Full review by Alison G
people said they can see the crazy horse sculpture without entering the gate, that means we can drive up to the gate, if we don't want to pay the admission fee, we can turn back, right? is the gate located at the parking lot of tourist center? thanks
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I think once you see it you will be happy to have paid the admission. The project is not supported by any government funds, only from the admission fees and donations from …
I think once you see it you will be happy to have paid the admission. The project is not supported by any government funds, only from the admission fees and donations from the public and visitors. Overall I was very impressed with the museum, the film and the tour to near the base of the monument. My wife and I found it quite interesting.
Please explain admission and bus ride to top. I see there is a $30 car fee for more than 3 in car then you can pay for a bus ride to top and then do you pay to walk out on the area in front of the sculpture?
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The van ride is to near the base of the mountain where you get a closer view of the sculpture. One cannot get on the sculpture itself, probably for insurance and safety reasons. …
The van ride is to near the base of the mountain where you get a closer view of the sculpture. One cannot get on the sculpture itself, probably for insurance and safety reasons. However, getting closer does afford you a close look and a different perspective of the work. Personally I found it interesting and informative plus more opportunity for more photographs.
Sep 5, 2024
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