Museum of Illusions - Las Vegas

December 1, 2024, Las VegasWe paid $40 each for our tickets, and we were a bit hesitant to pay that much, but the Museum of Illusions is so worth the price of admission. We had a blast checking out all of the rooms and displays. Some are truly mind bending, and challenge your sense of perception. What am I seeing, really??? So fun. We got some amazing photos, and in the end we all agreed it was money well spent.Note: Equally fun for kids or adults. Our age range was 32 - 66, and we all loved it.

I'm usually pretty skeptical of things obviously designed for tourists, but I felt this was a pretty solid experience. The illusions were well presented and had good satisfying approachable explanations behind them. They've varied in size from simple ones. You could walk past the ones that encompass your entire body and multiple senses. Try to go at a quieter time so you don't have to deal with a mob of kids or wait in line for the more experiential ones .

My kids had a blast at the museum. I had fun as an adult. The museum experience wasn't as long as I thought it would be for the price. This is what lowered my rating. The experiences were interactive and made you think. If you bring a stroller for kids, some of the spaces you will want to park the stroller and enter a room. Spaces can get crowded if there's a large group of people waiting turns for an exhibit. Some staff members were happy to help you with understanding the illusion and take pictures. Other staff members l, it was obvious they didn't want to be there.

We booked tickets online which was very easy.When we got there it wasn't very crowded which was nice. The parking tho, we ended up parking in the Cosmopolitan and walked over. I think you could park in Aria too.This place is a pretty cool place for people of all ages! Lots of great photo ops! This place is a decent size, you could spend about 45-60+ mins.Definitely recommend coming to check this place out!

I am always up for a fun afternoon spent with my bestie. Today's adventure involved checking out this new musuem. I think it's really a cool trend that so many of these different and creative museums are popping up all over the country.Easy to find and located between the Aria Hotel and The Cosmopolitan Hotel. We were able to purchase our tickets upon arrival. For Nevada Residents, tickets were $30. A nice discount for locals. Parking of course is challenging on the strip since so many hotels charge for parking which being a long time local, I refuse to pay. I find hotels that are still offering the three hour free parking for locals and take advantage of this opportunity. We entered the museum and found the staff to be very friendly and helpful with each exhibit. Not all the exhibits were in working order which was kind of a bummer, but the ones we did see were entertaining. The museum is not that big and we were done in about an 1.5 hours. Lot of fun photo opportunities and unique rooms challenging your perspective. Am I really seeing this?? Overall very entertaining experience and glad we went.

Museum of Illusions was disappointing. For almost $50 per person, I was expecting a better experience. And while they do have a number of classic illusions on display, the museum feels neglected -- dirty walls, broken exhibits, and even some areas where unclean panels ruin the illusion itself!The interactive nature of most exhibits makes the experience more engaging, and it appears to be a good family friendly option on the strip. But I wouldn't come back here unless they started taking maintenance and facilities more seriously.

I had an amazing time here with my family! There were a lot or photo opportunities, like the slanted room, upside down car, rotating bridge, and my favorite, the mirror room with greenery! Its a good place to bring kids located on the strip!

We had some time to waste, saw this interesting place so stopped in for the first time. Lots of interesting visuals.

Such a fun activity to do while on the strip. It takes about an hour and a half so to get through all the activities and there are staff walking all around to help you out with photos, whether it's to take your photo or just help place you in the prime spot to get the shot. Once you get to the end, you are welcome to go back through and visit longer with any of the exhibits. It was really interesting seeing all the different illusions, especially walking on the bridge of the tunnel. That was so cool that my husband and I walked through several times. The location on the strip is definitely great if you are already there, but driving in, it's a little difficult to find parking.

Very cool museum on the Las Vegas Strip, that has a lot nifty illusions especially great for instagramer/photographers. On weekend (when we went), it was pretty crowded so we had to wait in line for a few photo opps. Prices per ticket is little on the higher side for what it is, but if factor in that the location is on the LV strip, I guess that makes sense. Good to check out once.