Serial Killer: The Exhibition World Tour - Chicago - Tickets

4.6(997)

Duration: 90-120 min

Format: Indoor · air-conditioned

Collection: 2,100+ authentic artifac…

Ages: Recommended 14+

From

$28.00

Experience highlights Experience highlights

The world's largest collection
Over 2,100 authentic artifacts, crime-scene evidence and historical documents displayed across 225 display cases.
Inside the minds of 150+ killers
Discover the chilling life stories and psychological profiles of more than 150 serial killers from every continent.
Chicago's dark history
Expanded sections dedicated to H.H. Holmes and John Wayne Gacy, with original artifacts never displayed before.
Voices behind the cases
Unique perspectives from criminologists, scholars, lawyers and eyewitnesses sharing untold accounts.
Tech rooms and VR
Specialized tech rooms, interactive multimedia and multi-section virtual reality experiences.

On the day On the day

Arrive within your time slot
Your ticket lets you enter at any time within your selected time slot, so arriving slightly early is recommended. Valet parking is available right at the entrance on 2428 W 15th St.
Explore at your own pace
Follow the self-guided route through the exhibition. Scan the QR codes at each exhibit for audio narration and extra context, and bring your own headphones.
Allow around two hours
The visit takes approximately 90 to 120 minutes, with seating areas along the way.

Reviews Reviews

4.6/5

based on 997 reviews

Loved it!!

Lots of information and so much to see. It was an amazing exhibition.

Very fascinating!

A great experience. An amazing collection of personal artifacts, videos and visuals. I highly recommend the experience for all true crime fans.

Great experience! I will say it’s a lot of walking and standing and also it is a lot of reading that you have to take in. Very worth it!

Great exhibit! Interesting artifacts and interactive displays. Staff was incredibly friendly and informative. Definitely worth a trip!! To properly see the entire exhibit, plan on staying more than a couple of hours. Housed at a cool spot in Chicago.

There was so much information and it was fascinating. Would love to go again.

if it wasn't so far away, I would go again! (from Kansas City, Mo)

This was a unique experience and I would recommend it to anyone interested in serial killer lore.

Amazing! Lots of reading but very cool to see

Very well done!

Extremely thorough and very well done. There was nothing that was too “in your face.” If I didn't want to see something or I felt it was too graphic for me then I just moved along. It was interesting to read some facts about each one that I wouldn’t have expected. I greatly appreciated the benches every now and then to sit and rest my back! It was great to have the many data boards at the end which I was very surprised by many of those numbers. This was a very well researched exposition.

This was amazingly put together with so many amazing pieces of non-conventional history!

Wow, there was a lot to see and read. Only suggestion would be to turn up the lights just a bit. We had to use our phone lights to see some things clearly and read some of the info. But truly a lot of material and information!

Quite an expansive display of materials. Great information and pictures. I was there for over three hours and could have stayed longer. Well done.

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In short About the exhibition

Dare to confront the documented reality of serial crime at the world's first and only exhibition entirely focused on serial killers. Following its success in London, Paris and Berlin and its U.S. premiere in Atlanta, Chicago is the second stop of the American tour, with over 2,100 authentic artifacts gathered over ten years with more than sixty collectors worldwide. Rare originals include Jeffrey Dahmer's glasses and the chainsaw used by the Kansas City Butcher, and the Chicago edition adds expanded sections on H.H. Holmes and John Wayne Gacy. Not fiction, not dramatization: real evidence, presented while honoring the names and lives of the victims.

Please note: this exhibition deals with real crimes and displays authentic evidence. It is recommended for ages 14+ and is not suitable for sensitive audiences. Children under 14 are admitted only when accompanied by an adult.

About the venueSerial Killer Exhibition

Address
2428 W 15th St, Chicago., 60608
Parking
Valet parking at the entrance (2428 W 15th St) · $23 per vehicle
Accessibility
The venue is ADA compliant and accessible to visitors with reduced mobility

FAQs FAQs

Do I need to print my ticket?

You can find your ticket in the "Tickets" section of the Fever app. Please remember to log in with the same login method used to make the purchase. You will also find your QR code in your purchase confirmation email.

Can I change the date of my ticket? Are refunds allowed?

This experience allows date changes up to 48 hours in advance. If you would like to make the change, please contact us and include the ticket ID associated with your purchase. No refunds are permitted under any circumstances.

Can I transfer my tickets to another person?

Yes, you can transfer your tickets to anyone for free. It is as easy as clicking "Transfer Tickets" on your ticket in the Fever App.

Is there parking available?

Yes. Valet parking is available directly at the exhibition entrance. Simply drive to 2428 W 15th St and follow the Serial Killer: The Exhibition sign. The charge is $23 per vehicle.

How long does the experience last?

The visit takes approximately 90 - 120 minutes.

Will food and beverage be available on site for purchase?

Food and beverages are not available inside the exhibition. However, several restaurants, cafés, and convenience stores are located within a short drive of Cinespace Chicago Film Studios.

Do I need to arrive at the start of my scheduled session?

It is recommended to arrive slightly in advance. Your ticket allows entry at any time within your selected time slot.

Where is the experience located?

The exhibition takes place at Cinespace Chicago Film Studios. Visitor Entrance & Valet Parking: 2428 W 15th St, Chicago, IL 60608.

Does the experience take place in an indoor or outdoor venue?

The experience takes place indoors, in an air-conditioned venue.

Is there an age requirement?

The exhibition is recommended for visitors aged 14 and over. Adult supervision is advised for minors.

Is there Virtual Reality?

Yes, this experience features Virtual Reality content. Virtual Reality experiences are not recommended for people with magnetic hearing aids or for guests with a pacemaker.

Is the experience accessible for deaf/visually impaired people?

Visually impaired visitors can scan QR codes at each exhibit to access audio narration with detailed information and historical context. Deaf visitors can access written information for each exhibit.

Will there be strobe lights?

No, there are no strobe lights in the exhibition.

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