Factory Obscura

I'm a huge Meow Wolf fan so this was right up my alley! Really cool exhibit, featuring local artists and fun interactive exhibits that put you in an exploratory state. I was really impressed by the creativity and details in every space. The gift shop has so many fun and reasonably priced items.The staff are so friendly and informative! I love the call back to Santa Fe Meow Wolf with the camera exhibit!

Interesting spot to kill some time while you are in Oklahoma. We opted for the ticket that gave us access to Factory Obscura and the immersive Art Profitopia which featured a local band. Staff was really friendly and explained the procedure to us. They did let us know that the best way to enjoy the immersive art was with headphones (and they have some for you to borrow, along with adapters for Team Apple or Team Samsung). Without giving away too much details, it gave me escape room vibes. I definitely did not enjoy the music, it was not my taste but you can enjoy the event without headphones. Once we completed that experience we entered the immersive art. Pretty cool stuff, they have a variety of rooms all decked out in a variety of items. The lights and the 3D glasses add a nice wow factor. If you have 2 hours to kill, head on over.

Second time coming here, my kids-5 and 6-begged to come back. They worked hard to fill up their kindness jar and, with it full this past week, we made plans to come today. They, again, loved the experience. It's a child's paradise with interactive exhibits, vibrant colors, and music. For my part, I love taking in all the little surprises hidden throughout the experience. However, as a parent, I think this place could say, "Kids allowed but not welcome." This place is marketed towards "all," but, like the first time, we felt followed the entire time and we were told to move our stroller by staff (we also have an infant) when we were simply trying to take the experience in. We are Native American and it does not feel good to be followed, whatever your reason. Beyond families, it makes me wonder how adaptive-friendly they are. It has narrow walkways and lots of crawling and climbing. I don't know that they truly are inclusive and accessible to all as their mission says. At any rate, this place is expensive, and if you have a family, it feels like you're paying for a staff shadow. I understand this is art, but you also made it interactive, and I feel like a balance can be struck so that families can enjoy the experience fully with their kids.

Stopped off at Factory Obscura when I passed through Oklahoma City. I love that I found this gem. I did the package going into both the original mixtape and Time Swap which is tailored to their more recent exhibits. I started at Time Swap and the labyrinth reminded me of Hockney's Enchanted Forest at Luna Luna. The switch between eras as you're walking through the halls is a lot of fun. The slide in the main room was a great addition. Mixtape was so well made and had elements similar to the Mad Cap Motel. It's interactive and allows you to immerse yourself in the theme of each room. You can spend a lot of time walking through each individual world created. The space was created by local OKC artists and I believe it's worth the trip if you are in the area. The staff were super-friendly and answered any questions I had about the exhibits.

So much fun! If you've gone to omega mart in Vegas is the same environment but smaller and felt more personable. Super cool experience.

I FINALLY got to witness Mix-Tape& the whole thing was the epitome of interactive. It was like a maze & that I'd be missing out on something if I didn't check out every door, ladder, corner, etc that was in the whole area. Rooms were either dark or bright, there was no in-between. Full of lights, paint, fixtures, clothes, books... I could go on & on about what you could touch, see & hear in the building. This is definitely a place for big groups of people or even couples if you're trying to have a date & get loose. Before you enter the attraction, there's a shop to the side that has ice cream, drinks, collectibles & merch. I tried one of the drinks by AFROPOP called Summer Nights & it was really good. There was an ice cream that I wanted so bad & didn't have any room for it due eating right before we visited, it was by Jeni's & the flavor was Powered Jelly Donut (there were some flavors in smaller sizes that I could've managed & the big one was gonna have to wait for me on the next trip).Everyone that worked there were super nice. They gave us the heads up on vendor markets & artist mixers they have as well. They emphasized a lot on working with artists. Something I can relate to expanding my career.

Crazy cool place to spend time. Strange, weird, interesting. Looking for something to do? Come here and see something new.

Me and my friend were in town on a girls trip and found this!It was such a fun experience. We did both the permanent and temporary exhibit available. It was 100% our vibe. It was amazing getting to interact with everything. We are both neurodivergent and the different textures and sounds were something we appreciated and enjoyed!It's a little pricey but worth it!the staff were pretty kind in the lobby, but the ones inside the museum seemed a little more guarded (probably for good reasons). The gift shop had a lovely selection and it's mostly local art, which I love to see.

It was an ok place to check out, however the space is small and price does not jive with that. If a place is going to charge $25, it better take me longer then 20 minutes to see it all.Also the employees were all wearing masks and it's 2025...that was a little strange

Honestly I thought this place was going to be boring, but boy I was wrong! It was truly one of my favorite experiences! This place is a good to take any of your loved ones and friends. The have so many hidden gems that really brought the place together! Def recommend to anyone!