Arte Museum

Wow! What a cool, unique attraction. I found myself wishing there was one in every major city that was themed to that city. I wasn't sure if the $50 price tag would live up to the hype, but I definitely feel it was worth it. There were several rooms with its own visual theme. The last room is large and you can take your time to watch several videos cycling through. The waves and lanterns room with the forest theme were my favorite. I was excited to turn every corner to see what was next. Overall, I'd definitely recommend for an indoor Vegas activity! Ps...go early or late. It does get busy midday.

Immersive Art Experience [Las Vegas NV]Booked this art museum for 2 while we were in Las Vegas. Saw the deal in Groupon but it was the same price as booking it directly with the museum so we just went with the latter. The tickets aren't cheap.The Arte Museum in Vegas is designed around the theme of "eternal nature." We explored the 12 rooms with 14 different features at our own pace. The experience was unique and captivating... I mean, there were flowers that bloom from the touch of my hand via AI. I love the "Live Sketchbook" media art. Each guest can choose an animal to color (drawings and crayons were provided), we then scanned our colored drawings, waited a few seconds for my animal to join the jungle scene and voilà! there it was... I watched my deer romp in the jungle on the huge screen. We also watched incredible waterfalls, huge ocean waves, and beautiful flower-filled gardens and each exhibit has gigantic media art on the walls and sometimes on the floor. The entrance is NOT on Las Vegas Blvd. It's actually on West Harmon Avenue on the 2nd level. We parked at the Miracle Mile parking garage and from the Cosmopolitan Level 2 exit and walked across the sky bridge.Review #3708

Wow wow and more wow! I really didn't know what this place was; it was on the birthday itinerary for the birthday girl we were celebrating so I was game. I figured it was just one of those instagrammy installation places that are kind of boring to me.Boy, was I pleasantly surprised at the exhibits! The wait was about 25 min to get in but well worth it. Each room had it's own vibe but nothing was a miss. The creativity and imagination was on 100 in every room. My favorite was the whale as it was extremely relaxing and meditative. We also enjoyed tea in the small cafe which hit the spot. This was a huge value for the price IMO and I'm not a big museum person. We were there for almost 2 hours. This is a must do on Vegas if you have an appreciation for animation, art and color.

I discovered this place through Instagram while we were in Las Vegas for the weekend. We wanted something to do during the day that didn't involve drinking, and this turned out to be the perfect choice. I went in with no expectations, but I was completely blown away!The exhibits were vibrant, fun, and uniquely immersive, making for an incredibly engaging experience. It's a self-paced tour, so you can take your time and soak it all in. Each exhibit is distinct and offers something special. I had an absolutely fantastic time here!If you're looking for something different to do in Vegas, look no further this is a must-visit and a perfect addition to your trip!

Disclaimer:My visit to the Arte Museum was in March 2024. Yes, my review is a bit late. My intention was to post sooner, but I guess better late than never. I'll try to make this short.Our visit to the Arte Museum last year was a bit spontaneous. We were researching different activities and/or sights, and the museum was one of the items on the search. Thank you, Google.We had our Uber drop off is off at the Cosmopolitan, and we took the escalator to the 2nd floor walkway bridge. Hopefully, there's more visible signage in 2025, as we almost couldn't find the entrance.I honestly didn't know a thing about any of the exhibits or art installations within the museum. Much to my surprise, I enjoyed this first-time visit more than I expected.The Arte, exhibits, installations, and activities are (IMHO) a welcome change to the bright lights and smoky casinos of the Vegas strip.They are colorful, imaginative, whimsical, creative, and quite honestly.....just plain fun. I think my favourite installation was the room with the glowing orbs in different colors and sizes. Honourable mention goes to the "ocean room", where there were projections depicting a beach night setting, complete with waves and sound effects. I had a lot of fun in the "water".In total, we're in the museum for close to 2 hours.Our last a stop was the gift shop, and I'd recommend looking around. You may find something Arte-sy.NOTES1. There was no "ticket booth". We scanned a QR code near the entrance to purchase our tickets. Entry into the museum was timed. 2. The "waiting area" to enter the museum was not covered. We just waited on the walkway near the entrance. BOTTOM LINEA fun visit to the Arte Museum. Recommended.

Great art exhibit. Lots of amazing rooms to view and experience.Great place to take a lots of pictures.

Overall this was a pretty fun experience, depending on how fast you go through some of the exhibits. A bit expensive for what is offered but if you have extra money and don't mind the price I would highly recommend.Love some of the exhibits, a lot of them are projections on the wall that elicits certain emotions. My favortite was the star room with all the lanterns, it was just absolutely gorgeous, really enjoyed the animal drawing part too and seeing it come to life.I also did the tea experience, got the milk tea and that was delicious, it was fun watching the art on the table move as you move your cup.

Arte Museum LV was phenomenal! The exhibits engage almost all of your senses, greeting you with distinct aromas that match the motifs of each environment.There are immersive exhibits throughout, and no two rooms are the same. As a bonus, some exhibits are also interactive -- touching flowers to make them bloom, and even bringing your drawing to life for all to enjoy.Such a unique and engaging activity for all ages, definitely worth a visit!

Really fun museum with lots of interactive and interesting displays. When they mentioned that you could spend 30 minutes at the last room... didn't realize it was really true until we were there. There are so many different songs and changes that you can easily wander around the room or hangout at the second floor to soak everything in.The cafe is at the very end where you can get different lattes and have the balloon follow your drink. Very fun experience!

This is a really cool museum that is highly immersive and unlike anything in Las Vegas. If you've been to a teamLabs or anything similar, this is a close version of it that exists in Las Vegas. The fastest way to get there is to park valet underneath it, which you have to pay for. Other than that you'd have to park at a nearby casino and walk there.This isn't like a regular museum where you just look at art, but a museum where you're actually immersed in the environment of art. You can take pictures here but it is very dimly lit in some situations. Take your photos but I would highly recommend just being immersed in everything and having fun with it. The museum is as long as you want. If you go through it quick then it'll be quick. If you take your time and enjoy the view and scenary then you'll definitely get your appreciation out of it. I'd also suggest to take the time and enjoy it since you may probably never come back again.The last room is probably the room you'd spend most of your time in. It changes through difference scenarios and art so I highly suggest taking a seat or walking around. There is a small TV right when you enter the area that can tell you what scene they are in and what is coming up next. If you have the time I'd suggest to try and wait through the whole thing (approx 30-1 hour). The art stuff is boring (to me) but when you get to the scenes with the full immersion of the planets and Las Vegas, I'd say that's what is worth it the most.If you get the additional tea add on, you get to enjoy a small tea at the end which has a display on your glass where ever you move it. I'd say it's pretty cool and worth it as the drinks are pretty good, but also a bit sweet.