Great museum! Very small but extremely comprehensive. The museum president is very nice and helpful. Its a great museum for adults and for children alike. They showcase all forms of martial arts and even play video clips from TV shows and movies where martial arts is featured, such as Kim Possible and Ice Age. Wonderful little gift shop with affordable goods. 10/10 worth a visit. Free day is the first Thursday of the month after 3pm, but regular price is $10.

This place is absolutely worth the price of admission and the time that you spend here! 5 stars! its a self guided walk through with little informative videos (i highly suggest you watch them) there is so much to know and learn about martial arts that you wouldnt even realize it. if youre in the area or even have minimal interest in martial arts, you should definitely stop by

Awesome place. There is plenty of parking and it has a nice quaint feel to it. Never crowded.

Excellent experience. Love this museum, it’s small but they have a good views. The museum was very clean.Great tour!!

Good overview of the major different styles of martial arts developed around the world. Friendly, knowledgable staff. Will be expanding to a larger facility in the future which will increase the number of exhibits, improving the experience. Worth a visit if youre interested in martial arts.

Great place!!!!!! Something for everyone!!! Representing several martial arts styles, and movie props and info. If your a martial artist, or you just like martial arts movies, youll find it all here. No other place like it in the world that I know of.

Great vibe and history

If you are a martial artist or a fan you need to at least check it out! Love all the history and cannot wait for it to get even bigger yay!!!!

The place was small but if you sat and watched all the videos it would make it a 10 minute tour, if you just walked around it would only take a couple of minutes... Although there wasnt as much as I hoped, I can appreciate the effort in creating it, so I would say people should at least drop by to show support..

SO COOL!!! Only 10$, kids were even cheaper, and really interesting go at your own pace style. Had no idea that polynesian martial arts existed, and you get to see a lot of the different cultures surrounding martial arts, and they included a lot of women and pop culture to keep it interesting and fresh, even if youre not a super fan like myself. Guy even gave me the name of a place to donate an old judo uniform! 10/10 my only hope is they get a chance to expand!

This is a short, but knowledgable museum tour. Something I found to be very enjoyable.

The worlds only martial arts history museum. A fun place to visit when in Burbank.

I have yet to go in here but my uncle lives on the same street so I see it a lot. They have quite a few events there and it seems fun.

The new museum they are moving into will be even better.

Incredible place!! Great to learn about your favorite martial arts history. Really fun to take kids to so they understand the martial arts all around the world.They also go through martial artists action stars and their roles in films. So you can explore your different martial arts action stars. See there history and read even more information about them and enjoy the photos.They have really fun events at least a couple times a month. Sometimes you even get to meet the action stars themselves. This is incredible meeting your heros you grew up with.The same people go often so it becomes a little community for martial art lovers and practioners. The museum is nonprofit so its also a tax write off.Its a very fun time and great to take business clients that also love martial arts.

A lot of cool martial arts stuff

Lots of interesting, informative, and fun material - I just wish this location had more funding to possibly expand. But great with the amount of space they had!

This place is amazing! I believe this was the first martial arts history museum in the US. I dont know if there are any others as of now but if you are a martial artist or just a fan of the movies its a must-see. Michael Matsuda the curator and director of the museum is always changing up the items on display. On any given night you can walk in there and see the biggest martial artists alive spending time visiting with Michael or being honored for something or another.

Great place! Amazing collection of memorbilia

Cool place. Been here a few times. Always new stuff to learn about and see. The owner/guide is friendly and a master at monkey style kung fu. Worth the small admission price for sure.

An absolutley essential stop for those in the Martial arts. Filled with interesting weapons, and pieces of martial history and memorabilia, its a rewarding and fun look at the history of the Martial Arts!

Pretty cool. I have been here a few times over the years and always felt that i have learned some good information about the history of martial arts. We recently visited to attend a book signing by our Sijo Graciela Casillas.

Great displays and information about Martial Arts from around the world and in popular media.

Come to museum. Give money. Gain super powers. Show friends.

Very tiny, but really neat. I probably wouldnt have spent $15 to go in, but could be worth it if youre really interested in martial arts and the culture around it.

The only museum in the WORLD dedicated to Martial Arts History is located on Magnolia Blvd. on one of the best browsing streets in Burbank, CA.If you are a lover of sports or martial arts, it is a hidden gem hidden in the middle of a hectic entertainment corridor. Dont be surprised to see some well known film and television faces popping in for a visit.Its a great location for a school tour with seating in the back for group lunch breaks.And dont forget to hunt some Pokemon while you are visiting! :D

When I go there there are a lot of friends that I dont normally see I get to see them when they have special events

This place is small but well done and interesting. The are great historical displays and movie items too.

Amazing museum that everyone should visit.

Feels thrown together, sort of like an A+ worthy high school class presentation. Some of the props are cool. Staff is friendly.

Great museum! I spent 2 hours and a half reading the history of Martial arts. If you are a Martial artist, you should visit the museum.

Nice place, need to document viet-vo-dao which is missing due to lack of donations

Always a fun place. A must see for martial artist, and martial arts enthusiast. Love seeing the pieces from the movies.

Small hole in the wall - paid viewing only ($12) with an enthusiastic host.

Wonderful exhibits. Wonderful people. Proud to be a member.

They are working on getting a bigger space once they do and can show off what they really have it will be great.

Very well put together, enjoyed it .

Place is neat to check out. They have Billy Jacks black cowboy hat on display there as well.

Great experience at the martial arts history museum Dragonfest expo was Awesome!

My son enjoyed it here! It makes his karate class more enjoyable!

Worth it if youre into martial arts and anime. Plenty of free street parking available. Entry is $10 per person. They have videos, costumes, gears, and other related memorabilia. Of particular interest is an original shield from the 1995 Mortal Kombat movie. I wasnt thrilled by the displays or by the relatively small size of the museum, but Im just not into marshal arts and anime. If youre into those things, this place is awesome.

Please donate and support the only Martial arts museum in America

Small intimate museum so much great stuff to check out!!

Very educational and fun!

Quick fun time!

Alot of history

Great history

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Great history love it!!!A must see!!!

Wonderful

Great place

I love this place

A hidden gem

Great little museum in Burbank

Lots of pictures, costumes, video clips, and great information about Martial Arts.

I got chills walking in ...