The Holy Land Experience is a $16 million Christian theme park, filled with such Bible-based attractions as a replica of Herod’s Temple and a re-creation of the street Jesus walked along before crucifixion.
There’s also a replica of Jesus’ tomb, and what founders say is the largest indoor model of first-century Jerusalem. Tourists who pay the $17 admission fee also can voyage to the Qumran caves, where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found.
What is your behavioral policy?
The Holy land Experience is a Christian facility that purposes to exalt and uplift our Lord Jesus Christ. For that reason, the standard of The Holy Land Experience is distinctive and different from other, secular facilities in the area. If our staff observes a guest engaging in inappropriate behavior (i.e., drunkenness, lewd and lascivious conduct, etc.), The Holy Land Experience reserves the right to remove the individual from the premises.Do you have a dress code?
We understand guests will be entering our facilities wearing a variety of attire. However, the following attire is not permitted at The Holy Land Experience, and the guest(s) will be asked to leave and/or change clothes before re-entering the facility. Guests may not enter in any kind of costume and will not be permitted to enter if, in our view, the dress is immodest. Guests must wear shirts and shoes. Guests may not wear halter-tops, short shorts, or bathing suits. We reserve the right to ask anyone to leave who is, in our judgment, wearing inappropriate or immodest attire.Do you have a worship code?
We recognize that people of various faiths and denominations will visit The Holy Land Experience, and we appreciate and encourage the worship of God. However, we reserve the right to remove anyone (or any group of people) from the facilities if their religious activity, in our judgment, causes a disturbance.
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