Although technically, the light and sound show is very nice, there are a number of reasons why at the current entrance fee, you should skip it. The nearly non-existent narration does not explain the history of Jerusalem, i.e. the conquerors and rulers, that is shown on the walls. I know the history, so for me there was no problem, but for the vast majority of the audience they did not know what was happening within the special effects. Unbelievably enough, the show did not include Jerusalem of 1948 and 1967, the Old City's capture and later liberation. I would think this part of the city's history would be important enough to include. Was it once there, removed by political correctness? Perhaps, because the show is not 45 minutes, but 30 minutes on the button. The beginning of the show spends a bit too much time showing people in a library, ostensibly looking back through history, to set up what is coming. For an hour show, or even a 45 minute show which it is not, taking the amount of time the library scene did, took away from what else could have been added. 1948 and 1967 perhaps? Finally, support staff did not allow pictures during the walk around and down through the ruins. We were told we could do so later. After the show however, we had to exit right from the show venue. The show needs to make some changes, and it is too costly even for state-of-the-art technology. Our party was disappointed. Save your money regarding this show, until they at least halve the fee. But please still spend your money elsewhere in the city or country. There are many fine sites that could use the help, and have much more value.