Magowan's Infinite Mirror Maze

hahahah I love it...kitschy and silly like old times..you had to live in 1996...and now all your schoolmates are ghosts and there's little hope for reality and mankind..$10 for this mirror maze...go through the exit and then get to the entrance...take photos at the mirrors..neon and creepy...fun! All the fun of USA at the Mirror Maze..is a symbol of good things hahah at the Wharf in SF!

SUPER FUN I definitely recommend this for adults and children! I had a blast and you can even ask to do it backwards! It's def Most challenging! It's so well taken care of and they give you gloves so that you don't leave marks on the mirrors which is genius because it doesn't take away from the activity! It's $10 dollars

This is a fun activity for all ages! Tickets cost $10. The worker will give you gloves to put on, so you don't smudge the mirror with your fingerprints. Then you can wander through a psychedelic labyrinth with blacklight, changing neon lights, and loud music. The visuals are mesmerizingly trippy. Most people complete the maze between 5 to 10 minutes, but you're welcome to go at your own pace and can repeat the maze as many times as you'd like. You'll likely see adults stumbling with their arms outstretched, cautiously touching the air and mirrors before their next step, whereas children tend to overconfidently run through and smack headfirst into the mirrors, giggle, and repeat.

This is always a fun place to stop in when at pier 39 with the kids. You can walk through as many times as you want if you save the gloves.

Definitely a cheap, fun, and child-friendly way to spend some time on the pier. At 10$ a ticket, it's really hard to skip. Truth be told I definitely underestimated how fun and disorienting this would be. That being said, I think if you didn't take your time and just rushed through it, you could probably complete this within 10 minutes. Would be fun if they had like Easter eggs or some kind of hidden mechanic that would make you want to explore the maze more.

The kids have fun here but they let in so many people this last time that it was more of a "dodge all the crazy kids running around" than actually enjoying the maze. There doesn't seem to be any monitoring or enforcement of rules except putting on gloves to reduce their cleaning work. You'll have a much better experience during off-peak hours.

This place is super fun and only $10! So many mirrors and dead ends and all perfectly placed so that you have no idea of what you're seeing is real or a reflection. Did this with 9 and 13 year old boys and they both had a ton of fun--which is amazing bc it can be really hard to find activities that both kids enjoy. Would absolutely do it again too!

My family and I visited Magowan's Infinite Mirror Maze this past weekend. It was so much fun. Everyone is given a pair of food service gloves so that "you don't get any finger prints on the mirror" because you will more than likely be using your hands to get through the maze. The lady in the front had good customer service. She informed us that the maze walk through would take approximately 5-10 minutes but you are allowed to go again as many times as you wish. The entire experience took less than 10 minutes for us to find our way through, which was such a bummer because it was so much fun that we all wished it was longer.

So fun! It only costs $10/person, which IMHO is a really great price considering how expensive everything is these days with crazy inflation. You can even go through the maze as many times as you want!They provide you with disposable gloves so that in case if you run into mirrors, you don't leave behind finger prints and smudge the mirrors. I've been here multiple times, one of those times including when I came here to film footage for a cosplay competition video. Professional equipment is not allowed, but they were totally fine with camera phones. I also emailed them beforehand to ask them and make sure I wasn't violating any camera rules, and they were quick to respond and very nice. I did end up winning a judge's award for my video, so I'm very happy about that! People kept asking me where I went to film my video, and were very impressed with my video, so of course I had to tell them about the maze.There's also a fun staircase outside the entrance that plays piano notes when you step on the stairs! For anyone worried about strobe lights, there are thankfully none. The lights have very gentle color transitions that are mesmerizing and comfortable to watch. Thanks for helping me win a judge's award, you local gem!

The maze was fun. I liked all the mirrors and designs. The bright colors were majestic. I had a blast.