FAQ 1: What is included in the Museum?? 
Answer: The Odditorium is a museum dedicated to odd, unusual and macabre history, featuring ten curated exhibits. The exhibits range from vampire mythology and spirit boards to Victorian-era mourning relics and historical artifacts.

FAQ 2: How long does it usually take to go through the museum?
Answer: The museum is self-guided, allowing guests to explore at their own pace. However, on average most visitors spend between 20-30 minutes touring the exhibits. 

FAQ 3: Is the Museum appropriate for children under 10?
Yes, the museum is appropriate for children; however, younger guests may react differently due to the overall eerie and macabre atmosphere (for example, exhibits like the “Vampire Chambers” can appear to be scary to children”). However, there is no gruesome or explicit content in the museum. The museum is rated PG-13, and children under 13 should be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

FAQ 4: Is the Museum ADA accessible? 

Yes, the museum is ADA accessible, with ramps available throughout the space. 
 

FAQ 5: Do I have to pre-buy tickets or make a reservation? 

No advance purchase is required. The museum welcomes walk-in visitors and tickets are sold on-site at the time of your visit. Wait times are typically minimal and rarely exceed five minutes. Reservations are available for larger groups if preferred; however, tickets must still be purchased in person upon arrival.
 

FAQ 6: Are there any jump scares? 

No, but there are plenty of jump scares around Portland.

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