Imaginarium 360

What a fun place to see!!!Went as a family and it was a feast for the eyes for sure. Came late afternoon to stay till early evening and it was perfect :)

We decided to check out the Imaginarium after seeing TikToks about it and it was really... odd. It was made out to seem like it was a walkthrough experience, but it essentially was just a bunch of light up standing figures and flowers in a parking lot with photobooth boxes lining the outer perimeter.The whole place is just photo ops. There's no built out experience. There is a circus show but it was small and seemed out of place. It's like $25 just for Instagram content because the in-person experience is really weird. It doesn't help that the photobooths are all super hot inside and lowkey gross and sticky. Then they have these weird fog machines in some of them that smell really bad. Don't waste your money on this unless you want some great IG content. Because that's all you really get out of it.

It's nice but i expected to see some artifacts. It was projected all over the room, which was nice but that's it.

An Imaginarium video popped up on my instagram and I was intrigued. I thought it would be a nice new and unique thing to do with my bf so I got us tickets for a Saturday.Something came up for me last minute so I tried to reschedule it for Sunday instead, and they were super communicative and helpful despite me asking last minute. I was fortunately able to go the following day instead.When we got through the entrance, we started walking around the edge where they had set up a line of photoshoot boxes, each with their own color scheme. There was a bit of wait to take pictures at the nicer ones. Of course with these types of events, it's always a spot for people trying to get those instagram-worthy pictures. You can't not take those types of pictures when you're here. They also have some interactive boxes like laser maze, a room full of light up punching bags, light up beach balls, etc. In the middle part of the area they have a bunch of light up props and again a lot of places for you to take your pictures. They also had an area where they did circus performances supposedly every hour on the half hour. However, we think the timing was delayed by like 15 or 20 minutes because we got there shortly after the half hour mark and thought we had missed the show since the performers were already giving their final bow.I was expecting a lot from this event but it was not as good as I thought it would be. It's mostly a photoshoot opportunity and...that's about it. I don't mind taking photos but I wish they had more activities to make it worth my while. The circus was one thing, but it really catered mostly to kids' humor. Little details of the decor made it seem a bit tacky as well. Overall, this event is more for families with kids and people wanting pics for the 'gram. I would say Imaginarium is reasonable at $15 but WAY overpriced for the $30 I paid. You end up with great pictures, but the experience itself is very subpar.

This is an outdoor plaice with a bunch of lights for you to take cute photos at. Definitely recommend coming after sunset so you get the most out of the lights. I came in on a Wednesday night and it was a little bit busy. There were a bunch of small rooms with different lighting decorations. Some of the rooms were packed with kids running around so be wary. Some of the other little rooms were decorated with flowers and had a seat to take more photos at. It was a good time but isn't anything special imo.

A friend of mine saw ads for Imaginarium on Instagram and I was surprised it's located at Great Mall of all places. We chose tickets for a Thursday to avoid the crowd and arrived before 7pm. It wasn't dark yet so we took photos of the floral displays near the circus stage at the back. It's like stepping into a fantasy land. The floral tunnel is so pretty! They have a bubble machine adding to the whimsy.The best time to go is at night with everything lit up and twinkling. They do offer wristbands at the exit so you can arrive early then grab dinner or get some shopping done before exploring it all over again when the sun sets. They have typical fair food like hot dogs, popcorn, sodas, etc. near the entrance. What captivated my friends and me was the multiple array of infinity rooms with a kaleidoscope of mirrors, lights, color changing jewel curtains, and even a field of glowing sunflowers! Plenty and I mean PLENTY of Instagram-able backdrops. The visit turned into a photo shoot for one of my friends in the variety of photo boxes. And he says he's not photogenic =) so if you need a new profile pic, this is the place for you ;-)My favorite infinity room was the round color changing jewel curtains. Epic how they played Rihanna's This Is What We Came For while in the room.Free circus acts 3x a night by Cirque Legacy. Schedule is posted on easels throughout the venue. Parking is free! The spot is about 1.5 acres and right next to the Marshalls parking lot at Entry 3. Best time to go IMO is a weekday. Operating Hours:March 12-April 28Sunday, Tuesday-Thursday 6pm-10pmFriday-Saturday 6pm-11pmTickets:Kids 3-12: $16+ (2 & under free)Seniors 62+: $16+General: $21+Military discount w/ ID: $18+

Pros:- Wow talk about a great social media photo op area! Tons of great art work, colors, and interesting rooms- Kids loved it! There was a lot of space to run around and sensory experience that is great for families and for those going on a date with a sig other - The circus show was fun! Runs every hour starting 7:30p until close and last about 30min. Funny, talented, and more than I expected!Cons:- Pricey. $23 adults and $19 for kids. No swag or food included with price- Probably around a 2 hour event as its mostly for pics and the show- Sundown is late after daylight savings, so its more advantageous to go late since the lights when it gets dark is much better. Younger kids will probably have to sacrifice staying late that night. Overall, I thought it was fun for the whole family and would definitely recommend and come back!

What a great experience for kids and adults. I went on a Saturday night and as to be expected it was crowded. I would say go during the week, especially with younger kids, to avoid the lines to wait to take photos.Also, the "circus" act was just okay. We left early the show early so we could try to avoid some of the crowd to look at the lights.Food options are limited. Advise just eating before. Plenty of options nearby since it's located at the mall.

Went with a group of friends and had a pretty fun time. Lots of great photo opportunities and some very pretty lights and creatures to see. Def recommend waiting until it gets dark. We went on a Friday night so it was pretty packed, with quite a few lines to wait in for pictures and the different rooms.The circus was better than expected! The acrobats and cube spinner were great! Was disappointed in the clowns performance, definitely more for children. Overall pretty fun night out, however I'm not sure if it was worth the $23 admission.

Cute fun place to explore with the kids or on date night with your boo. TONS of photo opportunities so make sure you're dressed cute but warm. The only reason why I give it 3 stars is because I was expecting food all they had was popcorn and nachos and no desserts. Also they had creepy dragons and monsters with demon teeth which ruined my hearts flowers and rainbows vibe. Located in the parking lot of the great mall. Pink porter-potties were cute but dirty. Grateful they had a hand washing station.