Museum of Illusions

I'm only giving it 5 stars for the employee that works there. The camera man is the nicest but this place is definitely not worth the money. It was around 30$ per person to get in then the photos are expensive to pay for all the pictures. It's maybe gun to go a little drunk but we were there for only 30 mins..to walk through the entire place.

This was an AMAZING experience! Staff members Anastasia and Greg were wonderful. Super helpful, informative, and Greg is an astonishing photographer. The paintings are from a Russian painter that traveled here to bring them to live. All the staff is excellent, and the photos will last forever! A must-see if you’re visiting Miami.

It was so awesome being apart of the realistic displays and great art. My family and I had a blast here this lovely sunny saturday. The associate was quick and detailed in explaining the process ans answering questions or addressing issues while we move about the exhibits. I opted to buy a great keychain keepsake for my family albums, We will be back.

We had an amazing time! There’s plenty of fun illusion walls to take photos and they even have instructions on the wall on how to take the best angle of each picture so that the illusion works perfectly. We went as soon as they opened and there was only one more family there which was great because it gave us more time to take photos and videos without rushing. As the time went by more and more people came and it felt a tiny bit rushed to get through the last photos, so we do recommend going as soon as they open during the weekend or probably during the week. There’s two floors full of fun walls. We brought our own tripod but if you don’t want to carry yours around they have them available for an extra fee and they also have professional photographers who can take your photos and even edit some of them. Great date-day/night with your partner or your entire family!

Very cool place to visit! The kids loved it. The reason I have 4 stars is because we included the smash it session not knowing how small the area was or that you only get to throw 3 plates for $20! Bit pricey for that portion of the tour but overall I recommend giving the museum a visit!

It was a good one time experience. It's not something I would go over and over again. The kids loved it and so did we. We took lots of pictures and made great memories. I would definitely recommend going there but one time I think is enough.

The museum was so much fun. Pros: awesome art/images/paintings all around, friendly staff, 10+ 3D images, nice Keychain and magnets to buy at the end Cons: challenging figuring out where to stand to snap the photos (need better instructions), 5 minutes to snap a photo (which can be a short time if it's more than one person in your group), each 3D image is close to each other

Absolutely loved our experience. Everything was super simple and the pictures came out so good! They have anything you might need and the staff was super friendly. Definitely recommend bringing a charge pack or making sure your phone is on 100%. 😬🙈 there are so many opportunities for fun photos. We bought the combo tickets that included the smash it room experience.

Definitely a cool vibe! Whether you are Dolo, with the Besty or with a group! I would recommend going just to say that you've been. It's not as big as I would have imagined or expected, but it's very cool and it definitely is interesting how everything is set up, very illusional lol. It took me less than an hour to go through the entire place more about 35 to 40 minutes but the bigger the group the longer it will take.

It's really cool here. Not giving them a full 5 stars because it was smaller than expected and some of the pictures on the wall did not match the painting. They were also doing construction and it smelled strongly of paint. The exhibits were great and we were an hour late and they didn't say anything. Groupon has great deals for them. It's definitely a great experience especially with a group. Except to be there a while taking pictures. Highly recommend that you go when it's not busy to have time to take pictures and take your time especially with a group.

*Sightseeing Pass* The Museum of Illusions is located on Lincoln Road in Miami Beach and is included in our Miami Sightseeing Pass... we spent about an hour here including a little wait time to begin our photo taking. If there is a crowd the staff will stagger the guests to prevent overlapping when visitors take their turn with the different optical 3D illusions. We've been to the museum in Las Vegas and we've always had so much here. The different arts are family friendly and interactive inspired by pop culture, fantasy, history, nature, Miami lifestyle and lots more. Watch me dunk over D-Wade, or try to keep from being an alligator's dinner, or walk on the edge of a skyscraper. I like that there were guides (stickers) on the floor showing where to stand and take the photo for good angle. Use your imagination (some of the exhibits were mind-blowing) be silly, get creative and create fun-filled memories. Admission was $30 for all visitors aged 12 years and above. We used our Sightseeing Pass and got in free. Flash photography is not just allowed, it's encouraged! Seeing is believin'! Review #2884

The Museum of Illusions is a family friendly as well as IG worthy stop. We went on a post holiday family outing. The museum has an upstairs and downstairs with scenes ranging from common fictional tales to sports and adventure. Probably takes 1-2 hours to make it all the way through. Each scene has sample Picture to see how to pose. The place felt a little run down(distressed props and scenes) but good, clean fun. If pay online tickets are $20 per person instead of $30. Also it's $10 to rent a tripod for your phone, good to bring one if you have it.

This was an absolute waste of money. The novelty wears off after the first few murals once you realize that the only thing you're doing is standing against the wall or sitting on the floor repeatedly. Don't even bother with the "Smash Room" which is more closet than room. You're given 3 plates to throw against the wall. It's very much a money grab. Save your money and get ice cream for yourselves.

The illusion museum was fun, they had several different photo opportunities, and we had a good time laughing. However, I'm not sure it justifies what the cost was to visit. There are so many fun things to do in Miami- I'm just not sure I would recommend this to friends. Overall took 45 minutes to go through and by the end of it we were tired of taking pictures.

Bias alert: I'm not really into pictures. In fact, I passed this place a few times because it didn't seem like my thing. Friends wanted to go, and since I haven't seen them in a while I joined them. Unfortunately, I was right: it wasn't my thing. General adult tickets are a little over $30 per with tax. They try to upsell a tripod for $10 and some plate smashing thing for even more. I felt some of the "scenes" / murals were cool, but not well taken care of (paint chipped or eroded) and not well planned out (strange angles to pose for them). None of them were particularly real feeling, all cartoony. To be fair one family ahead of us seemed to be having a good time with their younger kids. This is self paced and you have to follow one track / flow. When parties after you start piling up, you can feel kind of rushed. The music was good in the background which was great because I was kind of bored throughout. If you're into photos or you have small kids and want to capture some memories for about 30-45 mins, it could be for you. It just wasn't my thing. Be advised, you'll likely be touching the floor and common areas a lot. They do have antibacterial dispensers throughout. Personally I'd much rather put $30 towards food, but that's more my thing!

My hunny purchased two tickets which ran him $60. Although the museum was cool it should've been cheaper. Perhaps $30 for two people. You can do the entire museum in less than 20 minutes. Although there are examples of how to take the pics it can be confusing. Also after checking in on Yelp we were offered 10% off general admission. I wish this was offered and posted on the website as well as in the museum.10% is better than paying full price for something. The rooms were very close together. Overall we enjoyed each others company.

This was fun. Located at Lincoln road Miami Beach .fl . We did something similar in Las Vegas not to long ago. Yes there's plenty of poses you can do on some wall paintings that makes you look like inside a bubble or falling of the ledge. Initially it looks like a mural graffiti style painting on walls, floors and ceiling but after you take a picture(s) in it, it would create an illusion in many forms. I know museum of illusions has locations all over the country. May not be for everyone but I enjoy doing this especially with my wife.

Thank you to Yelp for this fun experience, I went during a Saturday in the afternoon to the museum. It was well organized and some photos do require a tripod or someone ok with not being in the photo. They rent the tripod for $10 before you start and earn several times that certain shots will need one. The artist who designed the artwork was very good, and there are tutorials and pictures to help show how to stage the photos. On the floor there are markings for the the direction of the picture on how to stand to get the same effect as the sample photo. So it takes less time to figure it out and allows for the museum to keep the groups moving. Groups are let in one at a time but that needs a little more spacing. The group in front of us and behind had 4 people and the front group was taking a while with each room causing us and the group to be a little on top of each other. The group behind us was more looking and only targeted certain photos so once we got into a room they were already trying to move in. There is a photographer at the end of the first floor to help take group shots and will have printed copies available at the end if your group is interested in buying. He was kind enough to help us take the photos where it was harder to take a photo. The second floor was half the size but I almost feel like we spent more time there. Not all the groups decided to keep going up but there were some cute spots up there. There was a motorcycle spot, a Barbie doll style box, and a chair to make it look as if you are at the beach. It's not a huge museum but it will take you about an hour or so to go through it. The main thing is angle's , they are your friends.

Been to several of those in a few different countries and this one is pretty basic, but still had a blast with my family. We opted out to visit over the spring break during the week at noon. The parking was convenient 2 min walk, place is clearly marked on the Lincoln Road. Stayed for about 45 min. Took some epic photos, I'm still laughing at few, but it's kind of a one time stop.

This place is awesome. It is lots of fun for all ages. I saw couple and families have a good time. I suggest you bring a friend so that you can get the photos that you want. However, if you are like me and don't have any cool friends that want to go then you can rent a tripod from them and take the photos yourself. The staff there is very helpful and friendly. The place has 3D paintings that make you look like part of the scene. They are all colorful fun and cool. They have an example of what you should look like in the scene near the picture and most have a mark on the floor that shows you where to take the best shot from. There are two levels of paintings. I would say about 20 to 30 of them in all. I took me about 30 minutes to get through and yes there were people coming up behind me and I did not want to be "that guy" holding up the line. There is metered street parking and a reasonably priced parking garage nearby. The place is very clean and they offer a plate smashing package where you can paint then smash a plate and key chains of your favorite shots for an extra fee. I had a great time creating photos here. I would recommend if you go by yourself and using the tripod, that you become familiar with your phones timer before you go. It will save you a lot of time and missed photo ops. I highly recommend this place.

We had an amazing time! There's plenty of fun illusion walls to take photos and they even have instructions on the wall on how to take the best angle of each picture so that the illusion works perfectly. We went as soon as they opened and there was only one more family there which was great because it gave us more time to take photos and videos without rushing. As the time went by more and more people came and it felt a tiny bit rushed to get through the last photos, so we do recommend going as soon as they open during the weekend or probably during the week. There's two floors full of fun walls. We brought our own tripod but if you don't want to carry yours around they have them available for an extra fee and they also have professional photographers who can take your photos and even edit some of them. Great for a date night/day with your partner or with your whole family!

Save your money and go elsewhere. Mediocre set up, no props, barely had decent service and about 1 hour worth of entertainment.

I purchased tickets online for the museum and the "smash it" as well. We booked tickets for Saturday but unfortunately we couldn't make it, but they did advise we could come any time. We made it here on Sunday and it wasn't busy, but we were made aware that the person helping us was the only one there. (I feel like this made for a terrible experience for us) The smash it wasn't explained besides wear your helmet & I guess throw 3 measly plates at the wall & that's it. When we were done we noticed there were markers in there, and other broken plates had writing on them. (That would've been cool to do and know) The guy pretty much told us we need a tripod to enjoy the museum because they set it up that way, to make an extra $10 off everyone. He said reference photos on the wall for help as he had to stay in the front. We didn't see another group while we were in here nor when we were leaving. So I don't see why we couldn't get a more in depth explanation. The "cameras" on the floor to show you where to place the tripod, are pretty much gone and barely have any direction. So since he informed us we only had 5 minutes per scene it wasn't very easy and we pretty much didn't get the photos. I ended up getting frustrated on top of being hot Af in here, so we left. The man didn't offer us any of the pictures to be printed on magnets or anything & that's what I was looking forward to. Definitely will NOT be back here. Waste of money.

I went to this place by invitation of our CM with my plus one This place is strategically located across the old symphony theatre in Lincoln road Easy to find, is a different way to spend the afternoon, several spaces to be immersed in the illusion of the picture and be part of it, is carefully crafted to optimize the small space while allowing multiple guest to interactuare without interfering with each other. Staff is attentive to help and to answer questions, to point the best angle and how to take punny pics They even get to take pics if requested or if you decide to get your own photographer, otherwise the tripod is helpful here I enjoy this visit very much

Last weekend it was pouring rain in Miami so we decided to visit. There is very limiting street parking and this museum is located along side an outdoor mall. You can hardly see it when driving by. Due to rain, we found parking very easily and didn't have to wait in line. We rented a tripods and that is a must for taking pictures. Lucky my best friend phone had a clicker so taking pictures was easier. Once inside we had one couple in front and another one joined later. This is a tough place to enjoy if there are too many people. Each side of the wall has a different illusion and it takes a while to set up pose and switch to allow your whole group to get pictures. I recommend going when the weather is bad and with a small group. Be patient and flexible because it's definitely worth it. We had a blast!

Had a blast with my friends at this museum! We opted for the tripod to get the best angle for our photos. I've never been comfortable behind the camera so I was surprised to see how much fun I had. Wear comfortable clothing and get ready to sit on the floor. The place was clean and the staff was friendly. Great option for a first date or with friends. We spent a good few hours. This was a free event thanks to my Elite status! Thanks Farah!

Was actually much better than i expected. I went with a bunch of friends this past Sunday and we had a great time. I had seen lots of pictures from the one in LA so i was always curious about it and looked forward to it coming to miami. Suggestions: if its the weekend go as early as possible because the lines are long and slow. If i had known better i would have gone on a week day outside of their peak hours. Follow the suggested places to take the pics from.. they ensure you get as much of the pic in the frame while also putting you at the perfect angle to get that 3d effect. Well worth the $.

The real Illusion was the wait one has to do outside. We waited over an hour in line just to get inside (we arrived at 8:45 pm ). Our set time was set for 9:00pm but we didn't get inside till about 9:45p.m. ONCE inside, people were not considerate of anyones time. I understand everyone wants that prefect picture. However, People took selfies countless times not allowing us and other people to take pictures. I think they need to have more of an organization or structure per group while taking pictures. They should also have more staff members limiting the groups of people for each scene/art . The space is small and with so many people everywhere, it made even harder to take any pictures. Oh , I forgot to mention how hot it was inside. In case you want to bring a baby/toddler, strollers are not allowed. They do provided free locks in case anyone needs them .

We had such a blast at a similar museum in Las Vegas so we had high hopes for this one in Miami. It was a solid 3 out of 5. The staff was nice and we got there very early in the day so we pretty much had the place to ourselves and didn't feel rushed. It was very clean and had some really clever scenes, but we missed the vibrancy and life that we saw in Vegas. It was a solid experience, but a little pricey for what it was. Not sure how long it will last, but if you buy your tickets on line, they had a family of 4 special for $99, vs the $35 per person ticket price. It took us about 45 minutes to go through all of the scenes and we did come away with some fun pictures. There are spots on the floor to give you the best direction to take your pictures and a sample picture at each station that was helpful. Go in with an open attitude and you can have some fun with this.

Museum of Illusions was tons of fun. If you enjoy taking selfie photos this is the place. It's not really a museum, it's just a place to take photos. There are separate area kinda squished together to take illusion photographs. The host at the front was very pleasant and explained the directions on how to get the best photos possible. The walls also have samples for best shots. Each family only gets 5 minutes per room. It should take about 45- 1 hour to get through the entire museum. We parked on Lincoln road public parking garage. Since we stayed in the area for about 1 hour, the parking was 4$. However, if you stay longer, the price can go up to $20. The museum charges 30 dollars per person which is a bit pricey for what you get in my opinion, however it's still fun. Just preplan your outfits to take tons of photos.

There's nowhere to put your phone when taking pictures, you basically have to buy the cameras that are there. It's mostly long hallways, there's no privacy. Its not worth the price.

SO MUCH FUN!!! this is a must see, especially for all IG pic lovers. I would recommend going in a 2-4 group and take a towel- it gets hot! Be ready with comfortable attire, camera, extra battery! The staff is SOOOOOO nice and they help out alot so no worries if you are a single rider or want to pic with your partner! More pics coming...

The staff wasn't the friendliest so thankfully we were able to explore the photo stations without them. (FYI: The girl at the front advised they would NOT honor the 10% discount that is mentioned here on Yelp. Strange, but okay. I ended up buying tickets from Rush49.com; $25.50 for adults & $17 for kids). The experience was fun, but I'm guessing due to Covid, ALL of the props were not available, and a few of the photo stations were corny. Overall, we did enjoy ourselves and got several cute photos. However, I don't think it's worth $50. ($30 for adults & $20 for kids, the price at the door).

Si buscas pasar un tiempo en familia en un lugar donde todos se diviertan en el world of illusion usando pinturas en 3 D hacen del momento algo inolvidable.

This is a "photographer's dream"! I absolutely love taking pictures but oftentimes not in them. I rented the tripod for $10 and it was very much worth it.

We went to the Lincoln Road Mall just to walk around and passed by this spot. Two girls were outside giving out a 10% discount and we walked in and paid $60 for us. I actually enjoyed this museum, we took pictures and its so cool of how it comes out. The staff is helpful, you must wear your mask of course due to COVID restrictions and maintain social distance, but you can remove your mask to take a picture. They also have a section where you have to pay an additional $10 to smash plates, so that's cool, if you'd like to try that! Overall I recommend!

Doesn't look like much when you pass by, however pretty cool idea especially for influencers on instagram/family events and or kids. Although, a downfall is that I did find the place to be a little unkept. The people at the front were nice and throughly explained the museum before letting us in. Overall the museum was cool but definitely not worth more than $20 to get in.

The museum of illusions was a lot of fun, but here are some tips to make it really worth your while. 1. Booking ahead does help as you may see a long line outside of the door as you walk up to the museum. 2. Booking the VIP is the best way to go and here is why: The VIP experience is $120 for two people (so $60 each if you're bad at math). You're assigned a photographer who walks with you through the 40+ illusions and will take your photo. While you're able to still take pictures with your cell phone, having someone there does a lot of things for you. It saves you time as you're able to get the shots quicker, it ensures you are doing the illusion properly so when you take the photo it makes sense, AND most importantly, you're able to cut the line and go straight in. Without the VIP, based on the crowd the day we went we would have waited hours to get through. 3. Wear fun clothes that are also light. There are a lot of things to take pics in front of, but also, it got really hot as all of these bodies are moving around so we were definitely sweating throughout our time. It felt like a lot of work! It was fun, but a lot of work. Okay, so about the museum. As mentioned, there are over 40+ illusions to stand in front of. If you don't do the VIP, what's nice is near each of them is a photo of what it should look like. They have icons on the group as to where you should aim your camera so it really does help you out. Some of the scenes are really interestingly and some area just okay. I was surprised with how much they crammed into a small space like that, which on one side is bad because you do sometimes have to worry about people accidently walking through your image so be patient. Oh, the best part about the VIP is about a week later they will email you a folder with all of your images. A huge file was sent to use with around 80 pictures from our time there. They turned out so much better than our iPhone pictures and they even did some editing to them as well. Was totally worth the extra cost. Was something worth doing once. If you're looking to spruce up your IG with some fun pics, this is the place to do it.

I had great time. I went on a Wednesday at 2p. There was literally no one in there which made for an awesome experience. Myself and my brother were able to take as long as we wanted and as many pics as we needed to get the perfect pictures. Even though we took our own individual pictures we thought it was worth it to rent a tripod from them for 10 bucks. If you are into social media and concerned about capturing quality pictures I recommend going on a weekday right when they open or earlier in the day.

So i was gifted tickets to go from a friend for my birthday to go with her! What an awesome and cool experience, it was so different than anything i had ever seen! Thank god for the pics on the wall to help out where you should stand to get the best illusion image. Not sure if we got lucky because it was as rainy day or if it was because we went right when they opened because but we did not have to wait a line. By the time we finished the museum and stepped outside, the line to get in was quite amusing. You can totally do the museum in about an hour, all depending on the group in front of you and how long they take.

It was okay, too many opportunities for pictures, not enough of admiration. Not sure on the word museum. The smash room was a joke, throwing plates is not a smash room. For the price for a family left me wanting half of my money back.

Museum: a building in which objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited. I would NOT call this a museum, more like a tourist photo stop? It's nice and it WAS fun to pose for the different spots and such, but I wouldn't say it's worth the entrance charge unless you're in need of content for Instagram.

Fun Attraction to make crazy fun Souvenirs Photos, just Open, they have various Packages, but with 5 employees doing nothing in the Entrance, they should teach the Customers/Visitors how to take the Best Photos angles & even help & do it with our Iphone, As paid Customers, it was frustrating to have absolutely NO Help, NO Service & See all those 5 employees on their Phone in the Lobby! We still had fun, got some good Photos But SERVICE is GOLD! You just start! Don t pay your Crew $15/h each to play with their Phone! You Just Open! You want to have Every Customer to have the BEST Experience, BEST Set of Photos to Promote Your Concept, Not wasting $75/hour paying 5 Cast Members doing nothing than playing with their Phone! When U implement Customer Service & not 5 Zombies on their Phone in the Lobby , buzz me I come back for a better photos session

I didn't expect it was going to be this much fun! We were a group of 5 and thankfully the museum wasn't that packed. The staff was really nice and welcoming. One of the guys showed us a little bit around. The only thing I regret was not renting the tripod.

I was on my vacations in Miami beach and was walking down the Lincoln road when I saw the museum. This caught my eyes and I decided to enter. Never regretted!! This art is incredible! And all the team members are adorable: cashiers explained the rules and answered all my questions, photographers walked me through, helped with the right angles and even took couple pictures to make sure I have perfect shots! Thank you guys, keep it up!!

My boyfriend and I have been dying to go. Originally, we were considering on going with friends on a Sunday but our plans fell through. We ended up going on a Wednesday morning instead. Since it would just be the two of us, we considered buying the VIP package ($120 for 2 people). We decided to skip the package and just buy the general admission ticket. When we arrived, there were only a few other couples there. To our surprise, there were tripods ($10) for rent (total came out to be about $60). I did not recall reading about this option in the reviews. I was so stoked that we could take photos together! I am awful at posing. I just followed the example photos that were posted next to each mural. It did take some trial and error to get decent angles but I thought that was the fun part! It took about an hour and a half to go through the entire place. It's pretty small place and a little cramped, they really maximized their space. I was expecting to see the upside down house/room but I guess that is at another location. Overall, I would definitely recommend going on a weekend with friends/family or rent the tripod. Some of the angles for the shots actually required you to be standing in the area of another mural so two murals would be occupied. I can see how this place can get backed up and very crowded very fast. So I would consider the VIP package if you are willing to pay.

This place was honestly pretty cool. We weren't even planning on stopping here but glad we did ! They had such cool art ! They also have a phone holder / camera holder that you can use so that you can take the pictures . There was a gentleman who helped us kind of get an idea of the angles to use would definitely visit again but take my kid's this time .

What you are really paying for is a cool picture. They have multiple painting to act on. But the place need to be updated. It might be overpriced for what it is but location location location... kids have fun posing but I wish there was a little more to do.... Maybe a slide? Or climbing for a picture...? More costumes?.... One time experience.

Omg we had so much fun lol. The only reason for 4 stars is the price. $30 per person was steep

Very cool place to visit while you're in Miami. It's convenient if you book online but you don't have to. Very dope place to get some dope pics.

Fun place for taking pics with lots of options and the teenagers and kids loved it! Thank you for giving my girls tickets! They took some really great pics! @itsrachelharris

Had a great afternoon with some friends. Our guide Damon was amazing! I highly recommend visiting this museum when in Miami no matter what age.

OMG! Super fun! Just a great idea for a fun night out with friends. It took about an hour to get through the museum! But luckily one of the staff helped us take our pictures which was very nice of her!

Wow, I can't say enough about this place. I had so much fun, it's a cute little hidden kooky place. Also i have to say the employees are so nice. Rey helped me with everything I needed and was so bubbly and fun, I haven't laughed that hard in forever. I really like the smashing room too actually. Ask for Rey's plates he makes some to smash!!

Don't buy tickets online! I purchased tickets for 6 pm arrival online through their website. I arrived at 5:35 and saw there was a long line stretching outside the doors. No one from the "museum'" was outside to provide direction. We stood in line for 13 minutes. I left the other person in my party in line and went inside to ask what was going on. I explained to a person from the place that I had purchased my tickets online. She asked me for for my online barcode and scanned it. Then she said "oh this is for two people. Where is the other person?" I said he is waiting online. She said "he should be with you". I called the other person and had them come to the front. Then the manager Irena said we would have to wait. This is after we got out of the line. We went out there were even more people in line. I asked for a refund and they said "well you have to take that up with ShowClix". I will contest this with my card company but the service was terrible and they did not care. $10 for parking and no show. I do not recommend it. I usually only leave positive ratings and save reviews for bad service. This is one of those bad situations.

A very small Museum at Lincoln Road. A lot of fun taking pictures. Go early cause it gets crowded later in the day. It takes about 2 hours to do all the scenes.

Went here a couple of months ago for my husband's birthday. Due to covid they do have restrictions in place, we luckily were first in line so we set the pace for the flow of taking photos in each room. It definitely is a challenge. You have to find the EXACT position to get the photo. Some areas have a camera print on the ground so you know that exact position, but most do not. So it's a bit frustrating as you try to figure it out. There are people walking around to help, but they're not there with you the whole time. There is the pressure too of having others watching and waiting for you so they can have their turn. You have an option of getting a tripod at the facility to help with photos, which you 100% need, but of course that's an extra fee. Overall, as a one time experience we are glad we went. We did get some great shots. However, would I ever go again, No. Would I recommend to a friend? Eh, I'd give the following information above and let them decide.