Gotta do it - I did all three and they’re all great, learn stuff they don’t teach in school, if passing threw or in town for work it’s a must do

Legit must-do when in Moosejaw - We were super impressed with the tour. Both the attention to detail in those who designed the rooms and era specific items, to the lighting and the color schemes. We wish we could have done all three tours, but we were glad we got to go on the Bunker tour and we were not disappointed. I read a review about a 9 year old being afraid on the tour, and I thought my 9 year old would do just fine - she did not, she struggled with the intensity of it. So, food for thought when deciding with a little one (my 12 year old liked it). Awesome experience and a legit must-do if in Moosejaw. Thanks for putting it together

Best Tunnel Yet! - I have been to the other tunnels before, but this was my first chance to see the Bunker. I enjoyed it a lot because it was liking stepping onto a movie set. The guide did a terrific job! It was educational, funny and unique.

It was my first time and... - It was my first time and I really enjoyed the tour. Wish we had time to explore the spaces a bit more but the story was great and the guide was knowledgeable.

Great experience - Always enjoy the “Tunnel” experiences. This was very interesting and informative. Guide was very knowledgeable.

Excellent venue, excellent staff….Wonderful experience!! - This exhibit was incredibly interesting for us and very well done. The Bunker is in pristine condition and the agent (Clifford) was an amazing guide. The tour was just the right length, approx 45 mins and the bonus was in downtown Moose Jaw yesterday, was a long street market to walk through and chat with vendors and locals……We enjoyed every minute of the day….Well done……Bravo Moose Jaw!!!!!

Mysterious - Enjoyed students had fun and more curious about the events of 1942-1945. They would recommend this to other future teachers and family. They talked about the events of 1942 and things of actions.

Hot Time In the Cold War - Really enjoyed the tour. Very creative storyline. 5 out of 5. Definitely worth the time and money. Anything else would be a violation of the official secrets act.

Great subterranean command centre set! - We passed through Moose Jaw (on our way from Regina back to Saskatoon) specifically to see the Tunnels of Moose Jaw, which had been recommended to us by a family member. We saw the Chicago Connection first, then Bunker 24, paying $84 for two tickets to each of the two shows (so about $21 each). Booking was a bit of a challenge as you are drawn to the individual offerings and it is very easy to miss the small “learn more” link to the combo packs. I suspect that if you book both individually, you pay more than if you book them via the combo pack link. The booking process also doesn't make it easy to select the tour times so they run back-to-back. The “tour” itself was somewhat interesting. You are told that you are a group of new recruits, although it is somewhat unclear what you are being recruited for. There are a few names, labels and acronyms thrown around, and it is unclear whether you’re supposed to know what they mean, or if it is all supposed to be secret. There was only one actor who led our group and the volume of script was significant. While there are a number of audio/visual breaks where we sit and watch a film while he takes a break, he was still reading much of his script, which he carried around. That said, since he is supposed to be walking a group of recruits through some sort of “orientation”, it is reasonable that someone doing this would have a package of notes reminding him of the details he has to cover. While the acting was not as captivating as the “Chicago Connection” show, the sets were fabulous. In particular, the command centre with the giant wall map and video screens looked like a control centre out of a James Bond movie. While the acting by the “guide” was probably worth 3 out of 5 (and even that rating was due to effort, rather than quality), the sets were closer to a 5 out of 5, so I’ve landed on a composite score of 4/5.

Bunker 24 very disappointing.... - Love, love, love the tunnels but definitely did not enjoy the Bunker 24 tour. It was very boring compared to the other two options. The majority of the tour was spent watching movie clips in different rooms, with one tour guide/actor rushing you from room to room. Our entire group left feeling super disappointed.