If you have been to Bunk'Art 1 with the Porcelan bus, you will be disappointed as it is much smaller and less interesting.
The main entrance is actually the nicest part and you don't need to pay before the ticket booth.
If you can't go to Bunk'Art 1, then maybe it's interesting for you to see it but I highly recommend Bunk'Art 1 instead.
Besides, there are more explanations in Bunk'Art 1.

Very disjointed museum. The English translation on the information boards is very poorly done- it makes the sentences really hard to read and understand. There’s even one bit where they’ve translated “human flesh” into “meat” when describing torture methods- it makes it quite confusing. Also there’s no timeline here at all, it’s all very jumbled. You’ll be reading stuff about the 1930s, then the 1990s, then WW2, then WW1 and it’s hard to pick up the story. This could be a really good museum if more thought was put into it!

Is an old bunker build in Tirana . The payment of the ticket is possibile only cash. A combo ticket with the bunk'art 1 is also available. The space is little , because is a bunker. Very interesting the life for the people that stay several times underground

very good place and recommended. But they have big peoblems with the staff there, they are rude and arrogant. we drove, we had to pay 10 euros to a man standing by the tunnel when we drove out. no receipt or sign / information on how much the parking cost.

Such a poor beginning due to lack of organisation. Arrived at 6.15pm still waiting to get in at 6.40, not because of big queue but the one and only cashier had disappeared leaving a sign saying ‘ be back soon’. Very poor , standing on a steep staircase with no air con ! The exhibition itself is thought provoking and disturbing. Seeing what the Albanian people dealt with up until very recently, at least 1990s. A must visit when coming to Tirana. Expect crowds and cramped conditions

Such a great thing to see and experience, smaller than BunkArt 1 but still very good to see. Being closer to city centre is much busier so see it early in the day if possible. Make sure you have cash as they didn’t accept card (hard to believe being a museum). Great insight in the history of the Albanian people.