Museum of Selfies

This place was very interesting! It had alot of fun areas to take pics and some pretty cool facts on how illusions work.

Found this place on Groupon and decided to give it a try as I was organizing my itinerary for my mom and I. It was my mom's first time in Vegas, and she's a very reserved person, so finding activities for her was a challenge, but this brought the best out of her as it was the perfect activity to break her out of her shell! Aria made this experience even better by assisting in all the picture taking with her wonderful ideas! We had so much fun, I ended up taking my aunt at the last minute and was glad to still find deals on Groupon, definitely recommend this museum as it's very interactive and family friendly, there was no wait even for a Sunday. I regret not buying a souvenir but I was with two older ladies who have zero patience for my shenanigans lol

I went yesterday for my birthday. I love this place. I had a blast! When y’all go ask for Michelle, she took the most amazing pictures and gave us the VIP treatment. I’m going back next weekend as I live in Las Vegas. Again, ask for Michelle. She taught me so much with my iPhone. Things I didn’t know how to do.

This place was so much fun. I had never been to a place like this before, and I will absolutely be back. I chose the VIP package, so I got someone to help me take photos. Dani is an amazing photographer and made me feel comfortable and beautiful. She was super funny and I honestly want to be her friend in real life because of how cool she is. I'd definitely recommend going if you're in Vegas. Edit: Added photos. Dani, you are wonderful, I love all my photos so much. I can't wait to come back soon

I love it, even with I'm by myself. The girl that assist me Rocks she is very nice and we end up talking. She took bunch of my pictures and I give her a good tip. You can spend at least an hr or more. I will definitely recommend if you are into selfies.

The museum was so much fun! Our family had a great time. We tried to go two years ago but the staff ignored us and were playing with their friends. The new staff is top tier and super helpful. Mariah even took a few pictures for us so that all four of us could be in the picture. My son left my bag with an iPad and medicine inside and someone turned it in and the staff held it all day. I appreciate the great service and honest.

We had a great time here! & We have been to other selfie museums. It's fairly small, but theres multiple areas to take pictures. There were a few other people there, and they kinda held up the emoji pool for a while, but we still got to experience it! Unlike other selfie museums we've been to, they do NOT have the selfie stick platforms with the light rings to hold your phone while you do poses, but they do have someone who asks if you need any help. We DID NOT pay extra for her help. Danielle (I think was her name) offered in a lot of the sections. We got some amazing pictures! Would def recommend! It was $18 each when we went and it was middle of the day and we were told we could come back as many times as we wanted until close that day. So if you went early, you could change multiple times through the day and go back in different outfits! We didn't do that, but you could!

My husband and I had a great time. We went during the week so it was a slow moment which worked out for us! Ruby the manager was awesome! She went around with us to capture the best shots possible. We acted and felt like little children! A great experience for sure! Thanks Ruby for the experience

An hour later and sooooo many selfies . Girls Trip weekend and this was so fun. Nothing espectacular but fun ! If you like taking pictures and just take this experience for what it is , you'll enjoy it . We paid around $24 with a Groupon. We spent over an hour each taking turns taking pictures. Some of the gags are dirty and as many people use them but whatever . We had fun! We wouldn't do it again .. unless the selfie drops changed as you don't really need to do it more than once. I'd suggest looking at the vids or their insta so you get an idea of how to create the visual illusion. Note - no selfie sticks or ring lights provided . Your friends take your pictures. I believe you can rent a selfie stick for 6-9 bucks , not sure.

I came here for my birthday and we had so much fun! There are so many various photo stages / backgrounds. We spent a little over an hour being silly and taking pictures. We paid about $24 via Groupon and paid to rent a self stick / stand. Only complaint: some sets were a little dirty / worn out from frequent use.

Not worth the money. I can see paying $30 max for a group but there's a few displays to play around in but it needs improvement. Wish it was more of an experience than just taking pictures in front of randoms displays

This place is very fun and interactive. I love the emoji pool and the upside down room and the photographs on the wall taking selfies! Also the one with all the money (you will have to see for yourself I don't want to give too much away). Also the statue replica of when someone who was taking a real selfie knocked one down in an actual museum! So funny and fun to get pictures with!! This one is a little smaller than other locations but still a great time!

Awesome place! Located in the Linq promenade. It has an elevator to go up. And then lots of cool props. There is a cool mirror bathroom, a sideways bed, and a "golden" bathtub. Not very pricy compared to the Museum Of Illusions. Totally recommend for kids!

My friends and I came here after one too many drinks and got lost in the sauce in all the best ways!!!! It's a simple concept- lots of unique back drops throughout the "museum". Take photos at each one and move to the next :) we spent so much time here because we had so much fun. Now we have fun memories that we were able to capture in beautiful and fun photos :) I also LOVED that it's on the LINQ promenade. Walking distances, right next door to a plethora of restaurants and bars:) oh and the price is right!! So glad we checked this place out!

This was my first time here and I had a blast! JAYDE assisted with our photos and I love every single one of them. She has a great personality and the store is lucky to have her. She's very sweet and an amazing hype woman

I have always wanted to visit the Museum of Selfies. I had a friend in town and we wanted to do something fun. We decided to check out Museum of Selfies. It's at the Linq promenade and we were able to park at the Flamingo Hotel and Casino (first 3 hrs free for NV locals). It was a short walk into the promenade and we were able to successfully locate the museum. Upon entrance you are greeted by an employee. You are then notified that you have to sign a waiver. Once the waiver is signed, you're able to go into the experience. This museum is so much fun! I really enjoyed it. The music was very catchy. The props and displays were so cute! They had many different set ups that you can take a selfie/picture with. I love taking pictures, so this was a perfect place for me! It wasn't so busy when we went so we didn't really have to wait to take a picture. It is kind of a small experience. Besides that, I think it was worth going. 5/5 stars, I will definitely enjoy going again.

The place was fun and unique. The GM Ruby (Mystica) was super sweet and accommodating. My husband and I felt like kids again.

Express your Selfie This was a fun museum located at the LINQ Promenade. If you're not staying at a nearby hotel you would have to park at a hotel garage to access it or walk. The entry fee is a little steep but we checked Groupon and they had a sale on top of the deal. Score! The museum is two floors and most of the interactive selfie activity is on the second level. Hubby and I had a lot of fun. We were there for about an hour taking our selfie pics. We were lucky that there weren't that many people and we were a able to take our time w/o being rushed. There are also helpful staff members roaming around to guide you, give you photo tips or take your pictures for you. My favorites were the bathtub filled with gold coins and the private jet experience LoL! Please don't mind our silliness in our photos... we were just expressing our selfies ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Sorry to flood your feed... Review #2848

I found it to be expensive for the dirty, broken and old things in that museum. I wasn't impressed.

Got some cool photos but we went through it rather quickly for the price. I also wish there was a set trail to follow to minimize running into people constantly. I do wonder how often some of the stuff is sanitized. We skipped the ball pit and the bath tub with coins because something about it grossed us out. Best parking area is the linq promenade parking. First hour is free and the next hour is $23 I believe. After you're done, it's nice that you can walk around and see other things, grab a bite, and/or a drink.

Good variety of things to take a selfie with but what could use work is the lighting. Too much generic fluorescent lighting created harsh shadows that made half of the exhibits practically unusable for photos. Other than that make sure you use the Groupon special to get 20% off your tickets.

Don't waste your money! This place is so run down. There weren't any employees around to help with pictures. Most of the TVs that are supposed to play demo videos on how to take the pictures, were off or they didn't work. The props are old, dirty, and run down. One of the tables had a nail sticking straight out of the top where you are supposed to place your hand for the picture, and it hurt my husband's hand. Luckily it didn't break skin. There wasn't even running water in the bathroom sinks to wash our hands (only a small trickle came out).

I actually came here to take silly graduation photos! I think the reviews here are pretty spot on. I came knowing that the VIP was iffy but I purchased the VIP upgrade. I think if you come here expecting perfection and a model-esque photoshoot then you fudged up. The person who took our photos was very kind and patient. Unfortunately I knocked the stars down because the photographer was not very skilled... My husband uses a nice camera every once and a while and learned how to do it really well on YouTube. The photographer here did a less than stellar job if I'm honest. Genuinely, the photographer kind of just picks up a camera and clicks a button. They aren't very knowledgeable about how to take photos with lighting in mind, frame, scale, or even the position they should be in to just take the photo in the way it's meant to be posed at the museum. Aside from that, I also would have loved some direction but it was a fairly quiet experience. Come for a new experience but don't expect the VIP experience to be anything better than your friends taking a pic of you or taking a selfie. Place is small but mostly clean (minus the ballpit).

Really Like The Place. But It Seemed Small, Needs A Larger Area, More Attractions, More Opportunities For Selfies

This is an awesome, fun place to do what we have all come to love "taking selfies" :). Located in the Linq Promenade (from the Hotel, go to O'Sheas and walk outside, walk to your left and a few feet down it's on your left). They have selfie sticks to rent or bring your own. There are multiple rooms/spaces to take selfies but don't miss the instructions for some of the spaces and there are rooms behind curtains, so just look everywhere. There is a Groupon available (don't know how long). This is awesome for date night or girls night fun!

Museum of Selfies is such a fun and interactive place for selfies and regular photos!! My daughter and I stopped in and honestly lost track of time. The staff were just wonderful, all of the workers were friendly and even helped us take some photos together. There are numerous set ups to take photos and so many ideas for poses. I literally could have spent all day in there. One ticket gives you all day access, so you can leave and come back if you need to do so. This is definitely a must go if you are near the Link Promenade. Also, make sure you wear so photogenic outfits that will go with all the different backdrops ! Have Fun !

Wished they could be more honest! I was planning to visit them when I was around the area that day, Called in the afternoon to check if I need to make reservation ahead of time. The girl over the phone was friendly told me no need and also if I was able to come tonight they have special for half off. Great!!! I was planing to go anyways, so here I went, little pass 6pm. The receptionist at front desk told me no half off deal, when I confront her I spoke with someone the same afternoon and what was what she had told me over the phone. She then said, oh that half off deal ends at 6, but I can use the $5 off now to enter. Seriously? You have two kinds of promotion through out the day ?? Well the girl over the phone didn't say anything about the time, only said if I was able to come today here is the deal. If this is how you attract people in by telling them wrong info purposely , that is wrong!

This is a little fun picture spot near the linq. I got a deal using Groupon for 20 dollars per person and for that price it is totally worth. I spent about an hour to an hour and a half for someone take takes many pictures. The employees are very helpful and tell you how to get the perfect shot. It you plan to come I recommend a selfie stick that you can plant as a tripod. When I went, there weren't too many people so we were able to take our time to get the pictures we wanted. I'd recommend for the gram!

I'm a HUGE fan of museums. I also like photo ops, especially those with optical illusions-they remind me of those Magic Eye books from my childhood. This fun place is a nice blend of museum/education, photo backdrops and opportunities to be a part of an optical illusion. At first, I thought the price was a bit much ($35 per person if you buy tickets onsite or $30 per person online), but in the end I think it was worth the price. There are several backdrops and scenes for pictures. The lighting is pretty good in most of the museum, although there were a few pictures that had some harsh shadows. If I was a better photographer, I could probably work around that. In addition to cool backgrounds, there was a staff member that was available to take pictures for you or give suggestions on how to take great shots. Our best picture was one that a staff member took for us. Take them up on the offer to help you with your pictures-they know what they are doing! We were lucky enough to only have to share the space with one other group, but it's a small enough space that if there were several groups it could be hard to enjoy it fully. Hopefully they can stagger the group entry in a way that people won't be waiting for each other to take their pictures.

I thought this was a cool museum and set up so you could have so much fun with pictures. I thought the price was a bit high for the amount of time you were in there, but none the less it was something fun to do. We went right when they first opened, but within an hour of opening they had a line spilling out the door. There are individuals there to help with photos if needed, and if you are into posting on social media you will love this and the crazy pics you can get. Not sure I would go again (I'm not a huge selfie person) but I do recommend checking it out while roaming around the central strip/LINQ promenade.

One day while on social media, Mink discovered Museum of Selfies Las Vegas. She mentally bookmarked it and made sure we had it on our to do list on our next visit. Sure enough we decided to go to Vegas and I had to immediately purchase our tickets online. Her game plan was to go immediately when they opened so we would have the entire place to ourselves. I'm horrible at taking photos so out of every 1 million, maybe 1 is decent. This plan would give us time to get the best photos without many people there. She also didn't want to be around too many people during COVID-19. Museum of Selfies Las Vegas is near Linq. We actually walked past it twice before calling to find out exactly where they were located. The place was smaller than expected but Mink's plan worked and we were the first people there. One of the employees was great and took pictures of us. She even told us how to pose and got us props for photos. It didn't really take us too long to get photos of all the sets that struck her interest. The entire time we were there, only 1 other couple was there and they arrived when we were about finished. Social media worthy spot. Go first thing when they open if you want the entire place to yourself!

The place was cool from Yelp but it is very overpriced. We showed up when there was barely Anyone here which was a good thing for photos. However I was disappointed in there was no instruction on how to take pics at each station. We had a hard time finding the correct angle and pose. The employee at the place was helpful and started taking some pics for us but still it was just not as convenient.

We were so excited to experience all of the "rooms" in this place. It was pure disappointment. There was only one guy working at the entrance. He was nice. There were no workers upstairs. There are a few illusion things and everything else was just pictures on the wall. Nothing even remotely interesting. The whole place is run down and dirty. The balls in the ball pit were no longer yellow, they were brown and gross. We didn't even go in it. Even with the groupon price, it was a waste of money. We paid $85 for 3 adult tickets and 1 child. If i could leave zero stars, i would.

Thought it was a cute silly activity to do, and take some cool pictures but honestly was disappointed. Some cute props to take pics but a very small and limited venue for the price. Props also are worn out and a bit dirty. Something to do, but a bit pricey for what it is.

It's a cute place but wish there was more to it. We got there within the hour of opening. It was my family and a group of teenagers. We went through it pretty quickly. If it were busier it would definitely take longer because you'll be waiting for people to take their photos. I got a Groupon on deal but I felt it was still pricey. It's a small space and I feel there could be more photo ops. My daughter really wanted to go and she's happy so in the end that's what matters. But would not go again unless they updated and added more stuff.

Cannot overly express our fun and excitement we had at the Museum of Selfies. First off Judith is AMAZING!! She helped us from beginning to end, completing her shift with us lol !! Friendly smiling staff! Reasonable pricing and in a great location! This is a MUST DO WHEN YOU GO TO VEGAS! Great for family, new dates and just something to make you smile

A must do! Didn't think it would be more than taking a bunch of selfies with nice back drops BUT it was so much more! Sierra knows how to work the camera. Cropping skills like no other! Helped my friend and I take numerous fun pics!!! Social media explosion about to commence. Come check this place out! Located in the Linq Promenade. The ORIGINAL museum of selfies!

Had fun even though I went alone but definitely recommend taking friends with you to make it more enjoyable! Plus you have to use your own camera/phone to take pics so it helps to have at least one other person with you. Wish they would have had a tripod setup for each room with self timers but the staff was friendly and offered to take pics. Destiny took some of mine and she was awesome! You can easily spend an hour here with all their different rooms and props. FYI you do have to sign a waiver before you start like most photo op places nowadays.

It was so fun my 10 yr old loved it and the owner said we could come back all day! We found a great deal on Groupon too

Don't waste your money, this place is low quality, you can't even take a selfie with the set up, someone has to take a photo of you or your group, defeats the purpose of the name. The quality is cheap cheap, like dorm room cheap.

Waist of money, allowed us to enter without notice during the set up of a private event. Horrible experience! Should have given us a refund in and out in 5 minutes as it was tables, chairs, food and people everywhere being set up blocking exhibits. Just a waist of time and money.

This place seems to be overlooked when walking down the Linq Promenade, but it's a nice hidden gem (despite being in plain view lol). Tickets were like $25 a person, which is relatively affordable and a decent bang for the buck. I'm not usually one for selfies, or museums for that matter, but this is not your typical museum. It's fun, quirky, and has some pretty fun, clever, and interesting bits of information and photo ops throughout. It's probably best to come here with at least 1 other person to capture some pretty epic or hilarious photos, despite it being called a museum of selfies. The friendly staff walk around and sometimes offer to help take pictures as well in case you want it. If I wasnt in a time crunch and had more time, I probably would've spent another half hour or so to really take it all in. It's a good place to kill a solid 1-1.5 hrs.

On July 4th my family at 4:45pm my family purchased four tickets to the museum. Only AFTER the transaction was posted did the front desk person tell me the museum would close in 15 minutes (at 5:00pm) for a private event. The museum hours were posted as open through midnight. Our schedule was tight and we had exactly an hour to spend at the museum that afternoon and were unable to come back at another time to use our tickets. We asked for a refund, but were told all sales were final. We asked to speak to the manager but was told the manager was in California. I have emailed the manager requesting a refund but have not received a response. I have filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and have disputed the charge with my bank.

This was a really cute tourist spot near the Linq in the courtyard! I brought some friends here and we took pictures in all their little sets. The people working here are friendly, but the place is a little on the small side. I believe they change up some of the sets seasonally. Overall a quaint spot to take fun selfies with friends!

Cute something to do in the strip. If you like taking selfies then this is your place. I recommend going late at night before closing as it's half off, around $18. Takes about 30 mins or so to get through it.

Not worth the price! The place is small, we walked through taking pictures at all the stops in about 10 minutes. We got a couple cool pictures but at 60 bucks I would have rather eat at one of the really good sounding restaurants near by. If you do go, check in on Yelp first and you'll get a discount coupon to use probly would have been worth it if it was buy one get one like the coupon said but I forgot to check in till after we paid

Travis was great and had the best time here . Travis was so helpful with pics and gave great suggestions.. the only thing is don't park in the parking structures... $ 23 for 1hr and 10min that's just crazy ..

Had a fantastic time at the Museum of Selfies! Timothy helped us figure out some of the more complicated pics, and they came out great! Highly recommend!

Me and my wife had a beautiful time with Ruby the general manager tonight. She took her time and took me and my wife photos had a great time and great experience. Thanks for your time Ruby we enjoyed you tonight

The energy, like yea the energy, the pics ,the videos, the alcohol we were allowed to take in after signing the waiver. It was fun , I like the flowers, the variety of backgrounds , the lighting, the dimension room . It was an overall fun experience

My husband and I had an unexpected free night in the city without kids, and I'm so glad we found this spot! We aren't really into the "typical" Vegas vibe, and so the location of Museum of Selfies was PERFECT! It's in the Linq Promenade, so just off the strip. The vibe here was much more comfortable than on the strip, and people on the Promenade were fun! I ordered tickets ahead of time on the website (there was a $7 off coupon which was awesome, too!) and our names were on the list when we got there. Quick waiver (apparently for the ball pit?) and we were in! In addition to the cub backdrops, there was actual information - a surprise for me! We learned about how people take selfies around the world. Things like smile or no smile and head tilt degree and direction. They also shared fun stories of selfie shituations - I mean situations! Haha! - and then had experiences to match. There was a museum curator (I think her name was Chantal?!) who offered to take our pictures as we went. She was awesome!! Super fun, super neat, and glad we stopped in!

So fun! Went with my mom and had a blast. There's a bunch of different rooms where you can take selfies in front of, plus interact with the exhibit in some way. There's also employees there that will take your picture, too! (They were SO FRIENDLY. I mean, they have a dream job, helping people take fun photos, but I have to say they were exceptionally nice!!) Between the emoji ball pit, the optical illusion bedroom, the freaky selfie bathroom (which had my mom and I investigating for too long ), the tilted-David statue, and more, I was really impressed by the uniqueness of it all. One thing I really did notice that either wasn't mentioned in the description, or I just skimmed over it prior to buying tickets, but they had interesting facts about selfies. It's, after all, a ~museum of selfies~ so they had data about the very "first" leading up to present day, along with scientific analyses of random selfies taken on today's social media. How many people smile in selfies? What country takes the most selfies? It was really cool -- I'm a data nerd, so keep that in mind though. They also had interesting info about a professional photographer known for his celebrity selfies! (I think I've met my quota for the "selfie" word today. Selfie selfie selfie selfie. Sorry.) All in all, it was a fun experience. The only way they could improve would to make it a little bit bigger, or move around new "exhibits" seasonally, but honestly I got my money's worth out of the tickets and more.

If you want to feel like the ugliest person on planet earth, definitely go here! Perfect spot for average people who think they're Instagram models to have a blast posing at the cool displayed only to look back at the photos later and not have a single cute one in your camera roll If you are even a little bit average looking, your 7.5/10 face will come out lookin like a -1/10 in all the pics afterwards In all seriousness though, the rooms were really cool but the price is steep so I thought there'd be more displays.

Megan was our tour guide and she was amazing. We had an incredible time. Thank you

First time here and oh my I'm glad that my sis and I decided to visit the place. The place was bit tricky to find but we found it. They're located on the shopping strip in between the Link and Flamingo but on the Link side. We had a blast here. Staff were extremely helpful and friendly. Every staff we ran into knew how to utilize our phone functions to make our pictures come out super cute and cool. I'm so glad they were able to show us how to use the functions on our own phone . Would definitely recommend this place if your photogenic and loves selfie. Down fault is that we're not crazy posers so our pictures can be a bit dull and not super funny/fun like others but we still had fun. Don't forget to check in on Yelp for 10% off admission price.

While walking around the Prominade, looking for something to do with my teenagers and 21 year old, on vacation, we stopped in. Asked some questions about the place and the friendly worker at the counter sold us. Boy was it worth it!!!! This place is sooo neat!! There are many different backdrops to take the most unique selfies. My kids had so much fun. Tanice, one of the guides, helped us out to take the best photos. She was so sweet and helpful. She made us feel very comfortable like we were just hanging out at a friends place. Don't pass this place by!

If you are looking for something fun to do I recommend this spot. I've never been to something like this but always wondered how they got the upside down picture. The staff her is wonderful they helped us pose take and take our pictures. If you need them they are right there to help but if you don't need them they will back off. If you like taking pictures go I don't even like taking pictures and let me tell you I was feeling myself in there. It will definitely build your confidence. You can be anyone in there. This is interactive so you can put on clothes throw money and much more 10/10 recommend