MUSEUM OF ICE CREAM

Got our tickets in advance, so happy I did, tickets are much cheaper if you can go during the week, I got mine for a Thursday. Overall a super fun experience, most of the ice creams are good. The orange cream one was not good, but I love the brownie one at entry and the coconut one was good too! It’s a ton of cute photos ops!! BUT bring your patience if you want good photos because there will be kids everywhere and others trying to get their photos, especially the sprinkle pool - that was more like a playground as parents ignored their kids. Overall it was fun, happy I only paid the weekday price and got the drink token included so I didnt need to “buy” anything once I got in! Was super cute and fun!

The museum itself was great! Everyone was super nice. The ice creams were excellent. VIP isn’t worth it - save your money. There’s no real difference from how we were treated / moved through the museum. The woman whose ice cream name is Apple, is amazing! The sweetest and most helpful! Would definitely come again.

Took my 14 y/o and 10 y/o here on a Monday. Had a blast, enjoyed all the surprise flavors and super creative exhibits. When we got to the end in the cafe, Coconut (everyone here has an ‘ice cream name’ - even guests have to pick one!) was super friendly and helpful. And patient! Every single person working here was actually dancing, singing or both. And it wasn’t forced. Really nice to see a place where employees are happy. Happy employees = happy customers. One more thing - they all seem to genuinely like kids. That’s saying a lot when you have them around you all workday long! Five star rating all the way. Great for families. And great for adults, too (if you like bourbon, try the chocolate old fashioned!) Themaager told me when this chain first opened 10 years ago, it was meant for adults trying to rediscover their inner child. Such a cool concept and experience. Highly recommend.

Such a fun, whimsical spot! Honestly, it’s a complete treat for your inner child. The experiences and the different scenarios you go through make for an unforgettable time. There are games, riddles, staged photo-op spots perfect for snapping pics, and all of it paired with tons of unlimited ice cream! In every section you pass through, there’s some kind of engaging content that keeps you entertained while eating and having a blast, whether it’s interactive games, playful challenges, or those signature immersive rooms that feel tailor-made for rediscovering pure joy. The truth is, it’s totally worth checking out this place if you just want to have a great time, let loose, and do something different from the usual outings. It’s not your typical museum—more like a colorful, sweet playground for all ages (though it shines brightest when you’re in the mood to embrace the silly side of life). They even have a slide at the end! Is a great place for everyone.

The Museum of Ice Cream is the perfect spot for couples and families with kids. From the moment we walked in, it was colorful, playful, and full of interactive rooms that keep everyone smiling. The kids there absolutely love the hands-on exhibits and unlimited ice cream, while couples can enjoy the fun atmosphere and all the cute photo-worthy spots throughout the experience. Upon entering, you have to pick your ice cream name, which will be on your name tag. The staff were warm, patient, and very friendly. The ice cream flavors were delicious and spread out nicely during the tour, keeping both kids and adults excited at every stop. Everything felt safe, clean, and well-organized. The banana room and the airplane section was very unique and exciting. Whether you’re planning a family outing, celebrating a birthday, or looking for a fun and lighthearted date idea, this place delivers. Paid parking is available in a nearby garage.

"Too much pink, not enough kindness, and overpriced" The Cons: Check-in Management: The reservation process is extremely rigid. If you don't book online, the staff and the supervisor are not helpful at all; in fact, they were quite rude. I almost canceled the whole thing because of this, but unfortunately, I had already paid for the passes. Lack of Support: You are forced to fill out a digital form upon arrival, and the staff offers zero assistance if you need help. The "Intro" Lecture: Once you enter, you have to sit through an exhausting history lesson about ice cream facts that nobody wants to hear. There is no "Plan B" for those who just want to explore the circuit. Ice Cream Quality: While the treats are unlimited (be careful with that), the flavors are not very good. It is definitely not worth the $50 entry fee. You could buy a million better ice creams elsewhere for that price. The Pros: Specific Highlights: The sprinkle pool and the slide are fun. Some of the electronic games are also quite charming and enjoyable. Verdict: I don't recommend it for the price. The customer service needs urgent improvement. Don't waste $50 here; you can find much better experiences and better ice cream elsewhere.

Supe fun experience for kids and adults! We enjoyed all the interactive exhibits, they definitely keep the little ones entertained and engaged. You get all you can eat ice cream during the tour and we were not disappointed!! All were very delicious!

It is simply AMAZING..!!! We are visiting from Indianapolis with my family including my grandson!! We ALL enjoyed sooooo much, specially my grandson ENZO...!!! He did not wanted to leave the SPRINKLER BATH TUB...💕.... All the staff were totally friendly . Specially the manager named " Pina Colada" She went out of her way to help with unmatched hospitality ( she deserves 5 stars..!!). What a place to have family fun..!!!!👌👌 Hope see one open in Indianapolis soon....!!! Shirish & Charu Mehta with Family... Indianapolis, Indiana.

I got treated to the Museum of Ice Cream for my birthday! Everything is PINK and adorable. Alcoholic drinks are pricey, an espresso martini was $16. They have separate rooms for you to walk into that have different ice cream samples, interactive activities, and photo ops. You can explore the rooms at your own pace. If you want to spend more time in a certain room you are more than welcome, like their arcade room for example. You can exit down the stairs or be fun and use the slide that children (and adults!) can use. The museum concludes with the ball pit and a gift shop to pick up some ice cream related things. Overall, it was worth the price to check out and I would recommend to make a stop here while visiting Miami!

Buy your tickets in advance. Once you get there, they will have you go on the site anyways to but the ticket and the price actually becomes more. I looked at the price 30 mins prior and thought I will be paying same amount when I got there. Plus $18 in fees for 2 tickets. Ended up paying $80 for an alright experience. When getting upstairs go to the right. We werent told this. The end tail goes right to the same area. So my sister and I thought the slide was just a continuation and not to the exit of the museum. We were leaving and confused on why that was so short for that amount of money. Yet talking to the cashier in the gift shoft, she told us we had to go back upstairs. You do get free samples throughout the time but some of it wasn't that good. There are interesting things you do throughout the journey. This was a one and done for me.

Unfortunately, this was a subpar experience. While this is a cute spot filled with cute backdrops and fun activities, it left a lot to be desired. First off, the crowding and amount of people inside needs to be capped. We were stuck in certain hallways waiting for entrance into the next room for a little too long. Also, it was insanely hot. My friends and I wondered if the AC was working at all which is a crime in Miami. Additionally, I am gluten free and asked about gluten free options and one of the workers had no idea what gluten even was. She responded with "it's vegan!" Which is crazy. I think any spot serving food needs the basic understandings of food intolerances/allergies. Overall, this is a good spot if you have kids. It's very kid friendly. But with the heat, the waits, and the crowds with lots of kiddos- it just wasn't for me (especially for the price.)

So reviews weee mixed for this spot but my niece and nephew wanted to go for their birthday. You will learn about icecream of you chose too. There are rooms that you go through that each have their own experience and you get a different sample of icecream as you go through each. This is not for the super intellectual this is a museum for the young. It's got good photo oops and a play room. The games weren't all working but overall the kids had fun and enjoyed their Sunday at the end. The sprinkle ball pit is lacking to be honest it's not very deep and so for the older kids falls short. It's a nice onetime experience. Get the weekday tickets that's at e cheaper cause it's not worth the 50 plus price for the weekend tickets.

This place was a ton of fun and the event was well organized. I would have liked the touch items to be "less grimey" but they hand hand sanitizer almost everywhere. The service was fast and good. The staff tries hard to keep the good times going. They were all pleasant. I went for an event, so I'm not sure if the experience is different as a normal patron. The ice cream was delicious and sometimes unique. I had chocolate (dippin dots) with chocolate chips, popcorn, coconut, orange sorbet (I think), and a 4 layered beach themed dessert. They also served a prosecco drink with a candied rim. I suggested to my family that they check out this musuem or one closer to them up north.

The best time ever for any age! I do recommend buying your tickets in advance, so you can go at the time that you want to. Parking will be extra. There are other places around for things to do. What I loved most is the free samples and the picture opportunities. There is always someone around to help if you need.

Had such a fun time at The Museum of Ice Cream, Miami. Came to celebrate our daughter's birthday, so was totally surprised and enjoyed all the beautiful installations at the Museum of Ice Cream. I must say, the staff is very friendly and very accommodating. Making sure the kids and the birthday girl, was always taken care of. My favorite installation was by far the Aracade! Definitely recommend checking out Tne Museum of Ice Cream, full of fun for anyone!

Adorable attraction that's informative, interactive and fun! Lots of hands on experiences and rly cute for kids! Staff was super friendly and made the experience so cute! Ice cream was really good and it was fun to try different kinds!

We had such an amazing time at the museum of ice cream! Located in downtown miami, parking can be a hassle but if you go during the week I'm sure you'll snag a good street parking. Before going, purchase your tickets and fill out your waivers. It'll cut your waiting time in half. The staff was amazing, they don't use their real names everyone has a unique ice cream name and so did we when we first walked in. The place is filled with picture perfect moments. It's so cute and perfect for all ages. Not to mention the free ice cream and cotton candy. It's great if you're visiting Miami, have out of town guest or looking for a fun thing to do. Highly recommend going at least once.

Come here for the pictures not for the ice cream. Come here for the experience as it's pretty cool. Lots of photo opportunities and a ton of things to do and learn. Very friendly people and good service

The staff was super friendly. The museum was very clean, bright colors, cheerful and overall a happy experience. The ice cream flavors were great. Creamsicle is by far my favorite with the vegan coconut coming in at a strong second. No, we didn't have kids with us, just us old folks going and having fun. This place is great for young and old alike!

This was my second time coming :) I love it here! This time I came with yelp elite squad :) the museum was catered only to us which was awesome! We had plenty of ice cream and it was delicious !! If you're into taking cool pictures this is the place to be in Miami!

When you hear ice cream museum. You think of something like the Coca Cola museum. It had its entertainment, however the ice cream they use it's not great quality. I make ice cream as a side business and am pretty knowledgeable about it. They have some history facts, but they don't produce any ice cream there. It seems they purchase cheap bulk ice cream from a supplier. It would be nice for them to produce some super high quality ice creams and go through the differences between American ice cream, gelato, French custard etc so you can taste the difference. In Florida we have one of the largest producers of ice cream machines for small businesses , Emery Thompson. They could have machines from all over the world, American machines, Italian, French pot method etc and really get into the differences and qualities in what goes into making a premium frozen dessert. Instead it's more of a tourist attraction with free samples of low quality ice creams. If it wasn't $150 for 4 people it would be easier to stomach. It's not a huge place. The carnival games are fun and the staff is friendly. However I'd wouldn't say it's an ice cream museum. I would skip this unless you can get tickets for $10 or $15 per person.

This wondrous interactive museum of ice cream located in Miami offers fun exhibits and experiences. We arrived and purchased tickets on the website for about $53 each. Pricing is based on demand and since it was a Saturday it was more expensive. This family friendly museum offers ice cream samples, cotton candy while roaming through several exhibits and the sprinkle pit. The friendly and attentive staff enhancing the impression. The visually colorful themed rooms create a wonderful photo environment. We parked at Miami World Center garage. A fun overall experience.

Everything was great I loved the energy but the only thing was when today when I was 5:30 pm near the fridge area these 2 girls gave this couple ice cream and then went they look at me the gave me dead eyes and were acting like they didn't just hand out ice cream, then after that the people down the slide gave no kind of hospitality, it was some tall dude and another chick, they just chatted with each other like they weren't working at a fun place. Now the guy that greeted me in the beginning had awesome energy almost immersing in the ice cream concept

The Museum of Ice Cream was great! I would highly recommend to friends and family. At the start you had to wait in a 10-15 min line before getting in. The good thing is that it wasn't crowded because you have to pick a specific time frame so it wasn't too crowded. If you're looking for parking then park in the Miami Worldcenter Garage or use typical Miami street parking. So after you wait in line you would start in a room where they would give you an introduction about the Museum of Ice Cream. Then you would go in another room where they would put on a 1 minute timer to write down your Ice Cream name (I was Chocolate Chip) then they would give you a Classic Strawberry ice cream cone and in the next room there would be a trivia about ice cream. Then it would show you where specific ice cream was made (for example J-Cone was made in S Korea). Next you would go on a "plane" ride from Miami (MIA) to Frostyland (FUN) and they would give you an ice cream that's Cherry Vanilla flavored. In the end you would be inana area called the sprinkle pool and you go down a slide which was super fast or you could use the stairs to the gift shop/exit. By the way, it says you can eat unlimited ice cream. Sure it is unlimited but you have to pay for unlimited but they make it feel like it's really unlimited because they give around 10 scoops.

Me and my besties came on a Saturday 10:30 (I definitely recommend getting here early- it gets packed) we had a blast The staff is so sweet (shout out to the bar staff they were amazing- yes adults there is a barrrr) we got dippin dots (you can taste the banana split flavor!) a creamsicle type which was my favorite super refreshing, we skipped the coconut one because Im not a fan of that, then we had a quiche style one and it was delicious graham cracker and orange flavor, then the last one was beautiful it was orange sorbet,whipped cream, graham cracker and not sure what the bottom part was. The margarita was delicious and super strong Its such a fun place and beautiful for pics! They also have a carnival style section which was my fav we stayed forever! There is a slide to take u to the sprinkle pitt! Honestly u cant go wrong here even the playlist was amazing Tips: go early Go comfortable Ask about allergies before u try anything Take pics and have fun!

I always highly recommend experiences like this because it's fun and brings out the big kid in you while also getting to mix and mingle with people of all walks of life. If you're a big fan of ice cream treats, learning new things and taking the best pics for your social media platform that this is it! It is very inter active and although the experience says it's for one hour, no one is rushing you out and it really is an "at your own pace" type of vibe. I won't give too much of the experience away but this is my second time visiting the new permanent location at the World Center and I had fun! This trip was for my daughter's birthday and there some sweet treats and activations that I missed the first time I went. If you visited the 2018 Miami Beach pop up, you'll be happy to know that the sprinkle pool is back but you won't have little sprinkles falling out of God knows where lol. They are a lot bigger in size but still a fun experience. Pro tip: it's MUCH BETTER to purchase tickets in advanced. I paid 34 each for my tickets and my friend who didn't purchase in advanced had to scan the code on the window and pay what seemed to be a "high demand" price for 64 dollars. Yikes

The Miami Museum of Ice Cream was soooo cute! There were so many different rooms, and a lot of different kinds of ice creams to try. I had been to the one in Miami Beach that was a pop up around 2017/2018 and also I have been to the San Francisco location, and this one definitely measured up.

This museum was just okay. Tickets are very expensive for what it is. We paid $27 each and that was on a Monday with a promo code. It's cute with a few ice cream facts and some photo ops and ice cream samples. It was a little crowded in some spots. The pit of sprinkles was fun for the kids to jump into and a great photo op but pretty small. Overall we had a good time but not worth the price.

This place was super cute and definitely took a little bit to get through. It was very very busy though so definitely keep that in mind. We pre-purchased tickets to go with a selected time and still waited outside for almost an hour on the rain before getting let in. They go in small groups and then even after the first couple of stops, we then waited for about 45 minutes to get into the actual exhibit. There were tons of photo op's throughout and most of the rooms give you some samples of ice cream. One of the rooms toward the end have a few free games to play but some of them were missing pieces so we couldn't do them all. The sprinkle pool at the end was completely packed so we couldn't get in to take a picture but the idea is cute. I think admission should be more regulated so it wasn't so shoulder to shoulder in each room and you could enjoy everything more.

Located in the new Miami World Trade Center. What a beautiful shopping area in downtown Miami.i parked in the parking garage for convience. The price was a little high for an hour it's $7. However, once you walk out of the garage on the ground level the museum is a close walk. We waited in the line to be scanned in. I bought the tickets in advanced. There was a big group which was a good sign. We waited for about 10 minutes and got lead in. We were greeted with an employee who named us our ice cream flavor and asked us questions about the history of ice cream. That was cute! We got to write our name of ice cream that we wanted the be called and wore the name tag. Then the experience begins with ice cream scooper lining up the ceiling we went up the stairs then greeted with chocolate dipping dots. Yummy! Then led to a room where there was a cafe area and staff mixing cocktails and serving sundaes made to order. This was the break area and bathrooms. We were led to a room with trivia, facts about ice cream, a wall with ice cream flavors and where it originated from. Very Kul! Up next a room filled with bananas hanging everywhere. Fun picture moment in the room. Then we were in a room with a bunch of fridge doors. My favorite was the door that had a paradise experience and the other was a door that let you walk in and back out. Here we were served coconut custard ice cream. Fun! Next up we boarded a plane the "CREAMLINER" how cute with all the details, from the safety card in the pocket of the seat and a flight attendant pushing a cart with shaved ice and ice cream on top to serve us. It tasted like a creamsicle then we went into the library room. Here we pushed a button that served us different flavor ice cream tart and we had to guess the flavor. Yummy. Here you sign the book with your signature and you can go into a small room to take a photo. Next you got placed in a room with games play mini golf, and you can hop a horse carousel. Here you can take photos with the Photo Booth. You are served salted caramel ice and another flavor that was pink. Ong goidnesss I was left with a sugar rush lol. Then towards the end you are served ice cream on a conveyor belt that looked so pretty that was suppose to look like water, sand, and sun. We took it to sit in the lounge area and the end of the experience is a slide that was so fun as we went down. Then to complete the experience we jumped in a bed of sprinkles. Overall a very fun day for Linda and families even adults!

Sooo cute!!! Knowing I love sweets and the color pink, my boyfriend bought us tickets as a surprise date. This museum is a great place for date night, a family night with kids, photo ops, hanging out with friends, etc. You are provided ice cream almost as soon as you enter. The staff are all friendly and enthusiastic. Their energy creates such a fun and light hearted experience. There are different types of ice creams and sweet treats to try throughout the museum that are paired with many interactive displays that you can take your time to enjoy (including a plethora of ice cream facts). There are many themes throughout, and each matches the dessert they serve. I ended up taking many many photos because of how aesthetic everything was. I will say though, because they are not serving solely ice cream, some of the desserts were not to my liking. But it was still fun to try everything. They also have a bar where they have special drinks, milkshakes, and ice cream you can order if you'd like.

This place lies to get you in the door. They claim to give you all you can eat ice cream when, in fact, they only provide you with samples. They also rush you from room to room ruining any type of experience you'd hope to have in a museum. They're a tourist trap. The employees are rude as they rush you through the "experience." They call themselves a museum yet, I didn't learn one fact about ice cream, I was actually prevented from reading the charts they offered or viewing the historic items used to make ice cream. I didn't experience one interesting thing while being herded from room to room. One employee actually scolded me for using an incorrect term when asking for one of the few samples they offer and another employee completely dismissed my friend after they tried to charge us extra for ice cream at the counter and he asked about the all you can eat aspect of the experience. This is a pathetic excuse for a museum, the arcade games didn't even work! The only thing more pathetic than their attempt to provide you with an experience is their customer service. I wrote a review and "Seandae X." responded and told me to send an email. I've sent two emails in the past two weeks and have not received any response. They want to publicly respond as if they care but, they don't actually do anything with the complaint. If you like wasting your money and choking down ice cream as you're rushed from room to room and prevented from seeing/doing anything, then this might be for you. PS. Check out the F rating from BBB.

Parking was something else but it was possible lol walking up to the museum you had to scan a QR code to purchase the tickets which is something they should say online I wanted to pay in cash but that couldn't happen after that it was interesting walking in I was expecting unlimited ice cream but that wasn't true at all you get 6 try's of ice cream and they love the cool whip which is ew on ice cream they don't give you many options at all very informative on the facts of ice cream but not much to do wouldn't go back 114 could get me a lot more somewhere else

A playground for all! Came here when my family from out of town came to visit and we had to come back the next day because the tickets were sold out for the time slot we wanted. Make sure you have tickets before you go. Their favorite part was the ice cream all over the museum and of course the sprinkles pool. Lots of fun and everyone had a marvelous time!

We had such a great time at the MOIC Miami! We had no idea what to expect because it was a spur the moment decision, but we're so glad we did it. It was just my fiancé and I and it was the perfect day date. It started with such a fun Willy Wonka vibe with a fun little story wrapped in. Our host, Orange, was phenomenal. (You're not you, you're ice cream! And your favorite flavor is your name!) Orange really got us into the story of the MOIC and it was a great start. Once inside, you're welcomed with delicious treats that are the perfect size for satisfying your taste for it. The best part? It's unlimited. Everyone that worked there seemed to be really into what they were doing which I really appreciated. Also, they were constantly cleaning which made me that much more comfortable. I want to visit the MOIC in every city now!

A fun experience that doesn't need to be done more than once. Great ice cream, but it is a bit overstimulating. The museum needs a bit more structure/signs. It's unclear when you really start the museum that there is a start & an end. My boyfriend & I accidentally ended up at the end first & there's nothing to indicate that. At one point we were reading ice cream facts & came across a rope with a poorly made sign that said do not cross. It appeared like it was an employee only area or something the museum was working on. Turns out it was a spot you wait in line to be brought to the next section. CLEAR SIGNS WOULD BE GREAT. Very beautiful, cute themes, fun games & a slide to end things. Overall a fabulous time!!

Much better than we thought. What a cool and fun way to spend half a day! Take the kids!

Super fun date. The museum is divided into rooms with a variety of themes and interactive installations. Staff is friendly. Lots of opportunities for photos. This activity can be completed within 2 hours.

I had a really fun time with my littles. This was great from my 7 year old to my 16 year old

Fun museum for the entire family, specially if you like ice cream. The staff is very nice wearing fun name tags with fun names. You do get to give yourself a fun name which you put on a name tag and wear it around the museum. Let me warn you, you will be eating lots of sweats throughout the museum, so if you go right before dinner, it may ruin your dinner. There is also a game room with many games to play and some areas with secret doors and rooms. Have fun!!!

Amazing experience all the staff was so nice and helpful 10/10 recommend from the beginning of to e experience getting greeted with ice cream and prosecco and having the best time this place is not just for kids also adults

Such a cool museum! Loved every second of it! Definitely worth the visit! Ps: loved the ice creams

This is a fun place to take your kid but nothing special. The experience goes through several exhibits that you have to wait in line for. Some interesting facts about ice cream and a few games at each stop. It is very immersive but some are a little cheesy and boring. Staff is fairly friendly. The ice cream was really disappointing, I think I only liked the last one! The rest were pretty sugary and artificial, not creamy and rich. Overall, it's an over expensive experience with potential. The NYC one is much better (though way more crowded)!

Fun ice cream museum. There are different rooms that you can walk through and get ice cream treats along the way. There are so many cute places to take pictures. There is even a bar that can you can order drinks. My favorite room was the slide that takes you down to the sprinkle pool. There's a shop that you can purchase items before you head out. This place was so much!

My first time coming here, was a few weeks back at a yelp event, and I had such a blast. I waited until my friends arrived in town to visit and we spent the day in downtown Miami and I took them to the museum of ice cream. We had such a great time and it probably was more fun the second go round for me.. we got to learn a lot of fun facts about ice cream, we got to try different flavors and combinations, this museum is very interactive, and they also sell drinks, so we were able to have a nice glass of wine. Staff is very friendly and very helpful with taking your photo if needed. Everything is pink and really cutesy just how I like it lol.. admission price is not over the top especially considering all the fun and cool things this place had to offer.. lots of Instagram and TikTok photo and video opportunities... I will possibly be coming back again whenever more family and friends visit..

So much fun. They gave out different types of ice cream throughout the museum, only wish is they had actual sundaes it was more so themed ice creams which some were okay. But it's super cute for children and any girl/guy that loves pink and want a good photo op

I visited Miami from New Jersey and stopped at this museum all the staff were nice. The staff orange and hunny were so sweet, I had such a fun time around them. Orange made my whole experience, he was so much fun! Overall the whole staff was sweet. we were late due to traffic and I was worried it would be cancelled but they were very understanding.

What a cool place! We were gifted tickets for my daughter's birthday and it was such a good time. 1 hour to explore a place filled with bright colors, Ice cream history, fun games and of course... lots of ice cream! My kids loved it and us adults loved it too! The sprinkle pit was a huge hit for the kids. They were a little sad to be too short to take the slide but happy enough to jump in the pit and explore.

We really enjoyed our stay! The kids got a lot of ice cream so they were more than happy! You can spent at least 1-2 hours there. Everybody had a great energy! Definitely worth it!

This was a total tourist trap rip off. $160 for 3 people. They claim all you can ice cream. There were 4 experiences that had a treat and only one of them was ice cream. The first on entry was a tiny cup of dip n dots. The second was some kind of (tiny) orange slushie with cool whip. The 3rd was a tiny cup of coconut soft serve. The 4th was cotton candy. The last was a super lame "sensory" experience that was a small cup of layered ice cream with graham crumbs, cool whip, and orange sorbet. The absolutely biggest waste of time and money. Crowded with kids and just overall super lame. You could buy actual ice cream at the end for $6 for one scoop. If you like to feel like you were robbed then by all means go here. Many things out of commission as well. They are making bank on all of us gullible tourists.

The Museum of ice cream in Miami is such a cool factory. Honestly being that ice cream is a treat that we so often mindlessly enjoy y I never really thought about the history of the ingredients, the different variations available in different parts of the world ,etc. This museum offers so many amazing ways to enjoy your favorite treat while enlightening yourself on the history of it! From start to finish the staff was super friendly and punctual. The rooms were full of interactive items and were all photo opp ready which was a unforgettable plus. One of my favorites was the airplane room and the carnival circus themed room with free cotton candy. If you're unfamiliar with everything you get with the experience the $50/pp admission can seem a bit expensive for some ppl. However you get a lot for that money, all of the sample tasting stations and treats are included in your admission and if you decide that you'd like more they have a ice creamery and bar on the premises. My daughter thoroughly enjoyed her experience and I'd definitely go back again!

Museum of Ice cream staff was very welcoming and fun. The actual museum was so cute, so many opportunities for the perfect gram photo. Not to mention all the ice cream stations you have to taste. Plan to wear a cute colorful outfit and take tons of beautiful photos with your bestie or kids. The gift shop at the end was super cute too. Pistachio was definitely my favorite staff member!

This was such a fun experience. I enjoyed the samples of ice cream provided. The employees were engaging and made the experience joyful. I loved the ability to explore each section at my own pace without feeling rushed. The slide at the end was such a thrill.

Super fun new museum at the Paramount in Downtown Miami! Every room is a different interactive experience and almost every single one includes a different kind of ice cream. My favorite one was a sensory experience where you taste a layered ice cream while listening to a beach sound. My son's favorite experience was sliding down into the sprinkle pool. The vibe is high energy and the staff is a lot of fun!

A great experience with even better photo ops. I love the fact that there is no rush through the museum, you go at your own pace for plenty of time for posing and fully enjoying the museum. Our favorite are was the arcade/ miniature golf area. The ice creams were all yummy but became a little much afterward. My son loved the slide and sprinkle pit. I would recommend better AC in the building. Quite a few rooms were hot due to outside heat so we rushed through the experience to get to a cool place. Loved it for a one time experience but would not be a thing to visit on a regular basis.

Fake hype, tourist trap and worst customer service especially in front entrance. Try to force you to go eat at the diner instead of the museum. Here's your experience: you book online with a time slot. You wait in line sweating and will get in 30 min passed your booked time. Then they only Let small groups 8-10'people in a time and force you in a lobby then a diner before you can go in and explore the actual museum. It's purely for insta pics and make it seem so exclusive but it's not. Get over yourself :)

Frosty made us the best drinks ever!! She was so nice and made us feel very seen. Great customer service!! We'll come back to the bar for sure