Superblue Miami

Immersive, Playful, and Always Evolving Superblue Miami is a go-to for us every time we're in the city. My kids and I love the mix of art, technology, and play. One of our favorite rooms is the flower and waterfall projection space by TeamLab — it’s stunning and constantly changing with your movement. The heartbeat room is also a unique, personal experience, and the James Turrell light installation is mesmerizing in its simplicity and depth. The mirror maze and cloud room bring a fun, playful energy that kids especially love, but adults will too. We also really enjoyed the Studio Lemercier sound and light exhibition, and we’re looking forward to exploring the new Random International light experience on our next visit. Superblue always finds a way to surprise us — it's immersive, interactive, and breathtakingly beautiful, and we always leave feeling inspired. Highly recommend for families or anyone looking for something different and memorable.

This was an amazing experience. We had two children, 6 and 7 years old, and they felt like in wonderland. Our family enjoyed every exhibition, our favorites: the heartbeat and the mirror maze. It's definitely a great place for the whole family, and I would recommend to everyone!

Pretty cool way to get out of the Miami heat. The heartbeat room was by far my favorite. Staff was super kind to my sister who had some health issues during our visit. Definitely somewhere people should take their children to

Amazing experience, my 6 and 4 year old enjoyed it as much as us adults. You can take as long as you want in each exhibit. The last 2 are on a separate building, and it was hot, like the AC wasn't working properly. The staff are very knowledgeable and answered all the questions,also friendly

I had a good time and enjoyed each exhibit! However I don’t think it was worth the $30 and it should’ve been a bit cheaper, or at least have a couple more exhibits because it felt short to me. This would be a great spot to come enjoy with your family and kids though! I really enjoyed all the photo opportunities.

This museum is incredible. This is my second time attending, and I felt just as in awe as the first. My best friend and I are super sensory, so we decided to check out this museum, and we were not disappointed. It doesn't matter how many photos of videos you see of this place. It will leave you speechless when you actually experience it. The music is calming and not over stimulating (I struggle with hyper-sensitivity to sounds) it is perfect and you can just get lost in the moment - the first time my friend and I attended, we sat in the first area for an hour, just taking it in. It's truly an indescribable space to be mentally. It's beautiful. It is also extremely interactive, which is great for both children and adults alike! As a bonus, they offer military, Florida-resident & child discounts! You're allowed to video and take photos but as a little piece of advice. Sit, feel, and be present in each room before you even take out your phone. This was my second time there, and only because I am a content creator did I take so many photos and videos, but I'm so glad I got to be fully emersed the first time. So, if you truly want to experience it fully, be present, then take a video before moving to the next area. Photos and videos are cool, but nothing beats actually feeling the calming, beautiful, powerful energy that the art gives (and that's me saying that as a streamer and content creator). This experience is 10/10, and I would recommend it each and every time. Redivivus

Right across from the Rubell Museum. Perfect for a rainy day if one is interested in light installations and projections. Very interactive too. Think light bulbs that beat to your heartbeat. The mirror maze was incredible. Rather small otherwise I would have given 5 stars

This was so fun and I love that they change the exhibits almost yearly even though I don’t live there to be able to go each time. There are sounds associated with lamps all of the exhibits (or at least these) but I did see a sign for sensory sensitive showings so if you could probably reach out to them to find out more if that’s a concern. It wasn’t overly loud for these exhibits. We enjoyed the interactive ones a lot too. If there was more seating we could’ve spent forever in some of the rooms (may be why there isn’t). There were kids there too and I think they could enjoy this as well but obviously they may want to move through slower or quicker than you depending. I would say it could be cheaper but everything is expensive these days and I truly don’t mind paying for actual art so I don’t think $32 is an outrageous price (think residents are a little cheaper).

This is a cool place to visit if you've never been. I took my 15 yr old niece & she loved it. There are many photo-ops. It's an interactive museum. It's not very big. I think we saw everything within a couple of hours. We made nice memories interacting with the exhibits & got some nice pictures that I hung up in my house.

I recently visited Superblue Miami and was thoroughly impressed by the incredible exhibition on display. The experience was nothing short of magical. The installations were breathtaking, showcasing a perfect blend of technology and artistry that captivated my senses from start to finish. Each piece was thoughtfully curated, offering an immersive journey through various themes and emotions. The standout feature for me was the interactive elements, which allowed visitors to engage with the art in unique and personal ways. The attention to detail and creativity were evident in every corner of the exhibition, making it a truly memorable experience. The staff were knowledgeable and passionate, providing insightful information about the artists and their works. Superblue Miami has set a new standard for art exhibitions, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to be inspired and awed. This is a must-see for art enthusiasts and anyone looking for a transformative cultural experience.

This museum was one of my favorite in Miami so far I would give them a 5/5 rating The staff were great Kids friendly , beautiful display I would highly recommend

cool interactive museum in allapattah featuring digital , installation, and conceptual works from artists around the world. Went as part of a friend's bday celebrations and enjoyed it.

Finally had an opportunity to check out this spot and I although I loved it, it was small. There were four areas to check out and they were beautiful. The mirror maze was my favorite experience. I am not sure this place is worth the price for an immersive experience.

What an interactive experience! My husband and I enjoyed going to the TeamLab experiences in Japan since it was the most futuristic, immersive exhibit that we've experienced. We were excited to find that TeamLabs made its way to the US by the way of MIA and made it a point to visit during our trip. We brought our kids with us and they enjoyed what they were able to, but I would recommend coming with children that are older (5 years and up). However, they were free since they were under 3 (always a plus) and adult tickets are $39/each. We went when they opened so it wasn't crowded and we didn't feel rushed during our experience. I would also recommend allotting 60-90 minutes to go through the entire experience. There are rooms that are timed while other areas where you can stay for as long as you'd like (our favorite room was the floor to ceiling display of flowers and waterfalls).

I just left the museum with my family and one guide named makiyah was amazing, she helped my wife with the kids which allowed us to actually experience the lights

This was a cool museum to check out in the Miami area. It was an immersive experience that was trippy and mesmerizing. Exhibits included floor-to-ceiling displays of flowers and waterfalls, a mirror maze, a giant room that changes your depth of perception and perception of colors, and a room full of lights where you can add your heartbeat to. As we went through the museum we were surprised by all the exhibits; I even had my jaw drop in one of them because it was so cool. It's a different kind of activity than what I would expect when I think of Miami but this was a fun excursion from the main Miami area.

Very cool, immersive art exhibit. We loved the mural on the outside of the building, there's so much to see and many different scenes within the mural. The exhibit tickets are timed and you can stay in some areas/rooms for as long as you want, other rooms you are limited on time. There were so many really creative interesting ideas, hanging lights with heartbeat sounds, a maze made of mirrors, etc.

I am BLOWN away by the knowledge that making that has given me! This is a perfect bday gift and I'm glad she was our guide!

Makiya was AWESOME friendly and knowledgeable!! thanks Makiya!! Now we have my heartbeat up here for awhile!!

Superblue is a cool interactive art museum my friends and I planned to go to while we were out in Miami. There were so many cool art exhibits! You need to try this place out at least once if you're visiting Miami Florida. We were here for about one hour exactly. My favorite one was hands down the exhibit with a bunch of lights where you can hear your own heart beat. Staff is super knowledgeable and friendly. :)

This museum was so cool this was me and my boyfriends first date and it was super cute! It's very interactive and the rooms are dope.

I've been here twice and overall it's a nice experience to try once. The first time I came, I was a bit rushed due to the group I came with. However, after going back the second time and taking my sweet time through each exhibit (especially the initial floral ones), I actually enjoyed it a lot. I spent about 1-1.5hrs there and am glad I went back for the bubble room. It does smell a bit artificial but I didn't mind it, especially since you can only be there for 10 mins. If you are doing anything afterwards, I'd recommend you bring a change of clothes since the poncho doesn't cover all of your body and the bubbles leave a sticky residue. I went during the first appointment on a weekend, so I was able to get street parking and the exhibits weren't that crowded. After the experience, we went right across the main street to grab lunch at Hometown BBQ (not part of Superblue but it's less than a 10 min walk).

This was a very nice experience , super fun . It's a very dark place and pictures are allowed but, no flash. They offer tours as you walk in or you can go out and look on your own. The people were helpful and super nice.

Really cool experience. There are much worse ways to waste your money. Came out here in a date night with the wifey and we really enjoyed ourselves. We played and took pictures and acted like teenagers. My favorite room was the one that we couldn't get pictures of. Incredible how you thought you are looking at a fat wall with a painted square but it actually opens up to a huge quiet room. The light bulb, heartbeat room was spectacular, awe-inspiring The foam room took me back to Amnesia iykyk

This was a really nice immersive experience. However I'm not sure I would recommend the bubble experience it's 15$ per person and only 7 minutes long which they don't tell you this. I would recommend getting googles if you do do it my eyes were screaming the whole time not a good experience at all. Apart from that the rest of the experiences were really amazing. My favorite the flower room. Most of it is timed which that's not mentioned either but really cool experience. Make sure to check out the outside come to life experience on your phone form the mural outside pretty neat. Parking you have to pay. Was not crowded so was a better experience.

This was a cool experience. To see the artist's perspective on light and are was very interesting and easy to grasp. Its not interactive so many things in the exhibit you cant touch but it is worth the visit.

Is it expensive? Yes! Is it worth it? Heck Yes! I'd heard about Superblue when it first opened in the Allapattah / Wynwood art district but hadn't had a chance to go until this last weekend when a friend and I were playing tourist. We came in first and were told that admission is only at certain time blocks & tickets need to be prepaid. We got our tickets and went to the check the art (and some bites) at their neighboring gallery. Once inside the space, you're supposed to go in a sequence to the various rooms and interact with the various exhibits - whether by touching the walls, listening to a presentation by the museum's talented employees and otherwise just taking in the art. I'm not going to spoil it, but check out the mirrored maze room. There are some spaces where photography isn't allowed. The cloud room, if you grew up in the 90s and went to Amnesia, you get the idea. The staff provides you with a poncho & mask, which is worth the extra fee. As far as parking, there is valet as well as street parking nearby. I'm looking forward to seeing this area continue to redevelop!

Beautiful immersive art museum! I went during the weekday so it was no line.Cute spot to go on day date or even a girls date. They have different rooms that you walk into. Only downfall is that I wished all the rooms are included in the price you pay. The cloud room is an extra amount. The glass room was my favorite room through out the entire exhibit. I would definitely check it out again

We came to Superblue for the first time and had the most memorable experience. The art exhibits were breathtaking and have 100% become a core memory. Makiya and Miche were so genuine and truly made the experience even better. This whole exhibit was magical and one of a kind.

Makiya and Miche were both amazing and made the experience so memorable and something that has touched my life. They were so personable and friendly. I would highly recommend to anyone. I felt like I was in a fantasy world! Thank you again!

Really nice museum to spend some time ! Could have been a litttttle better but over all a good experience!

Adult entrance costs $29 online and $39 in person. This museum is beautiful! My favorite was the heart beat experience. The museum takes about 2 hours to complete. If you love hands on experiences this is a museum for you! Highly recommend!

We had such a fun experience at Superblue! It was a little pricier than expected but we spent 2 hours exploring the exhibits and left feeling really satisfied with our experience. We did not do the add on exhibit and just visited pulses topology, between life and non life, Akhu, Forest of Us and Chronicles of Miami (exterior mural). Our favorites were Pulses topology and Forest of Us and we spent the most time in these exhibits.

Such a fun immersive art experience. I've been here twice within the last three years and both experiences were truly captivating. The staff is super friendly, knowledgeable and helpful.

What an amazing exhibit! So many cool, digital installations. I enjoyed that most of them were interactive and you could observe how they'd change when you engaged with the exhibit. My favorite one was the heartbeat exhibit where you placed your hand under what may have been some sort of pulsometer and the lights would pulse with your heartbeat. Really cool! If you're looking for something worthwhile to do on a weekend, this is definitely a great option.

This was such a cute date night. I loved the inside of it and the staff was super friendly and informative. It's not an all day thing you'll spend roughly about 45 mins in there unless you just move slow and really just take in what inside. I was a little upset that the big camera room wasn't open. I would've loved to go in there. The mirror room AWESOME got lost a few times. The parking is street parking pay by phone. I recommend going just call and ask about that camera room for sure.

Came with my besties after brunch and celebrating their wedding Anniversary to do something different and enjoyed the interactive exhibits as well as the visual ones and all the instagrammable spaces to snap cool photos for your social media platforms. I also did the clouds with my friends and we had a blast. This is a fun and unique activity that's perfect for a first date or just hanging out with friends and doing something rather unusual but super entertaining.

Loved the museum. Beautiful art and experience. It takes about an hour to get through the museum. Looking for something simple to do in Miami. This is a good experience. It's about $35 per person but they do have coupons on Groupon.

a very cool immersive experience; would recommend anyone to come at least once! i am an art connoisseur and loved all these exhibits -- staff is great and knowledgeable about all the artists and their artwork. very instagram-able place too! with friends or a date c:

*Sightseeing Pass* Superblue is not your typical 'art' museum, it is an immersive art experience located in Miami and is included in the list of attractions for the Miami Sightseeing Pass. We didn't know what to expect as the name "Superblue" did not really give us a hint of what it was all about. We arrived a little after 5:00p and got in the queue to show our pass at the check-in desk. This museum was huge and was created by different artists. While the experience was unique and nothing like what I've seen anywhere before, the attraction was short and limited... we must've gone through only three (maybe four, I can't remember how many rooms). The museum focused on engaging the audience with experiential art. The cloud room was not included in the general admission and is a separate fee. Without the cloud room (bubble room), the exhibit's only worthwhile activity is the mirror labyrinth by Es Devlin. We were also able to see our own heartbeat to the glow of 3,000 lights. Interesting but not much here. Personally, I don't think it was worth the $42 entrance fee but we were able to check it out free with our Sightseeing Pass. UPDATE: Sightseeing Pass is no longer offering this attraction with the Miami Pass. Review #2885

An interactive event in the Arts District in Miami. A nice way to spend an afternoon. I only wished that I had gone into the room with the bubbles.

What a cool experience! I definitely did not know what I was going to see. The immersive light experience was super cool. To be able to see your heartbeat personified in the movement of light was pretty spectacular. well as the room of mirrors. You could get lost in the maze of it. It was a lot of fun. Truly an experience for the senses. If you have friends or family visiting in town, this is definitely a spot you should hit. It will be a hit with everyone!

An amazing experience! The staff was friendly. We were here for maybe a little over an hour. Each room is a different interactive art experience. My absolute favorite was the heartbeat room. I would recommend stopping by this museum!

A full body sensory session that must be seen. Parking is on the street and seems ample for the week, but I can imagine not finding any durring the weekend

Excellent adventure, very zen! We made a Miami day of it. We started out at 11am with lunch at RED ROOSTER, 15 min away! Excellent lunch at Michellin star place by Chef Samuleson. We then headed to SB. Preface: Not sure if this plafe is truly for kids after 1 hour. I heard many kids complaining. Its very zen. After about 10 minutes in each room, I could see boredom set in for kids under 15/18. I can see this as a great date spot for 30 and above. If you don't enjoy art on walls, skip this! Tips: wear flats, big warehouse and try to buy groupon. $70 for 2, 1 adult, 1 senior. Bathrooms were very clean! Valet was $10 with ticket. On street parking was difficult but uses app. Of the 4 exhibits, I enjoyed three. Room One - I enjoyed ROOM ONE: Floral Walls were amazing. One flower per month, season. Changes. In 20 min we saw 3 variations. Room Two - My favorite Room I enjoyed the light blub room! You put your hand under a sensor and your heartbeat is translated into sounds using BMW technology! The large bean bags were nice to rest on and enjoy the lights above. RAPHAEL was a great doxent who took photos of couples, explained the tech. All the workers Room Three - EPIC WASTE OF MY TIME but great hype man. The docent was awesome. So let me unwrap this: James Turrell is a great artist Im sure but this exhbit was an epic miss. First it started to go downhill by the line. After the lights room, you lined up for the JT light exhibit. So why the line? Well there are 6 benches that show a movie of JT. The movie was 100x better than exhibit. Unsure why room wasnt laid out better to accommodate more people. So as you watch movie, they say put in shie booties. Fine. This must be special. Wait for it! Can you feel a decline? Hold on tight We line up after the film. We are told to file into the room but dont go upstairs. Cool. Must be good. We were led to another room near stairs. HYPE MAN: hes the best thing of the show. He sais "You are in the Centerfield when you crossed threshold. What color is the wall? You will feel the walls go away. You will feel things. Some people see things. Some people will be moved deeply. No photos. Absolutely none. From here on, please whisper!." He was filled with deep passion.suspense. Hold on, JT is about to give us some major stuff!! I was scared and excited at the same time. No photos? . Oh well, we about to board the mothership. Hurry up! I didnt want to ascend the steps. But I did. He said breathe. Relax. About 20 of us in this big white room, the lights change slow, one time. Purple to a soft haze. ‍We started breathing. Waiting. Waiting. 3 min. Waiting. Where is it? I looked around to see other sad faces. Faces screamed " WTF". Some people whispered. After 4 minutes, nothing. We look at each other and wanted to laugh. But tried to remain somber. 99% of the room was underwhelmed. Now, I'm "woo", but this this was way "woooo wooo" and nothing. The hype man said "lets turn and go". Wait! Wait! Noooooo. Where is the EXPERIENCE for these shoe covers and long speech. The artist has a light style called " western minimalist". I think you need to be under an " influence" for this to be an experiience. I'm shocked SB would call that an experience. Lots of disappointed faces, who walked into the ES DEVLIN room with relief! Finally something to enjoy. Her intro moviie was cool. Very little seating, approx 4 to 5 min. Room 4 - Mirrored Maze ES DEVLIN experience. Excellent, fun. Upstairss area. Neat way to interact with sound. Great wall. My bf loved this room. He was in love! Great photos! Great job ES! So you exit near sone cool photography of another "light worker". Then you exit to gift shop and bathrooms. Its not worth more than $30. They want an extra $15 for cloud experience. We skipped being wet, cold, etc to walk in the clouds but saw people in there. I saw 20 yr - 30 yr olds around enjoying it as gal pals or couples. These specific installments are NOT kid enjoyable, a bit too zen. Go toba kids museum. I think this place changes its audience based on the installments. Heard one parent say, " calm dobe, relax, we are leaving soon". He looked 10. Most kids ubder 15 arent doing ZEN for nore than 30 min and forget going into a white room with a hype man and zero experience doing deep breathing. I would lose all my mom cool points if I had my 15 year old endure that light debacle. Id never hear the end of that and it would cost me an after- show bribe! LOL Great 1.5 hours for $30, a 1x or 2x a year outting, provided the installations change! Overall, a great afternoon. I think under 30, boredom will set in after 30 min. We are 50nabd 65, so it was enjoyable 1.5 hours to enjoy something different. Most musuens are not interavtive so you just look but dont touch. Here you can sit, reflect, touch. Im not sure when they update or change these artists out so check their site. There was a food truck adjacent with outdoor seating.

I love this place, as an immersive art installation/exhibit I thought this absolutely delivered! It's definitely a cool spot to check out and get some cute photos. I loved most of the exhibits but there were a couple I didn't quite care for. Overall I thought it was a cool experience and while it is a little expensive I do think it's worth it to experience and try. I've always wanted to visit a team labs experience so I'm happy to pay the admission fee and check out the exhibits. And while you can get through the exhibit quickly I recommend taking your time walking through each exhibit to really get the full experience and truly immerse yourself.

I went here today and I was assisted by makyha she was so nice , and I loved how she explained the experience to me to her best availability definitely will be going again

It was very nice better then I expected. You don't think you're going to Miami to do something like this but it was very worth it.

What an awesome experience. It's a bit short but absolutely worth every minute of it. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable and all had smiles on their face. It is always refreshing to run into genuinely happy folks. If you have not taken the time to go alone or with yhd family. Please do yourself a favor a go! Such a beautiful and eccentric display of art.

Came to visit with my parents and we liked it, our favorite was to listen to our heartbeat by all the lights. Is not your typical museum, this is an interactive experience we're you're part of the art. The museum is thought to make it your own experience. My mom is in wheelchair and everything is wheelchair accessible except for the top floors on the mirror room. We had a great time

Instagrammer's paradise. This was a fun interactive museum, I think it's more enjoyable if you read about the idea and intent of each room. It's an art museum, not a carnival attraction. I went with a larger group so perhaps this made it more fun to see how everyone interacted with things. The only exhibit I could have done without was the cloud room, it was basically a glowing foam room and a bit hard to breath in as mentioned by others - fun, but probably not worth the add on. You can see a synopsis in each room or scan the QR code at the entrance to read on your phone as you walk around. On that note, I would have liked to learn more about each artist's process, only one exhibit dived deep on that. Recommend bringing out of towners to do something interactive and "artsy" near-ish wynwood.

Fun and interactive experience! Takes about 1.5 hours to walk through the whole museum. We did the foam room which I was a bit scared of initially (scared of getting dirty, not the foam) but it was interesting and they give you coats to wear to protect your clothes. I would say the experience is what you make it. My favorite room was the final mirror room as I'm sure you've seen on IG.

My friends and I participated in the dry-January challenge, so we wanted to find non-drinking activities to do. Museums was at the top of our list and we had been hearing people rave about a spot called Superblue Miami. We decided to pay a visit during the week and it was the best idea ever! Not only was parking easy, but as soon as we walked in, the ambiance felt very calming. We were then greeted with a warm smile and a welcome. The guy at the front immediately informed us on how each room works and in what direction to go, so we wouldn't miss anything. Some of the spaces in there are a little dark, so i can see how someone might get a little confused with the exit. We spent about 20-30 mins in each room. The illustrations itself are trippy and I felt like they put you in a trance haha. Naturally, you can't help but just stand there and be still. There was one room we really liked. I believe it was called the red room. Leonce and Coryn were our guides and they explained to us how it worked. They were good at engaging with the audience and were nice from the beginning to the end of the show! Overall, my friends and I definitely enjoyed our visit. The entire staff was super helpful and I can't wait to see the new illustrations they come up with! Also, if you have time, I would do the bubble room! Make sure not to wear your nicest shoes bc it does get a little wet in there but still worth it! Haha

It's overhyped and overbooked. Having to wait between the rooms is unacceptable, especially if you are in a time crunch. The arts themselves are very cool.

An amazing experience. I'm so bless to enjoy this experience. Friendly staff that guide you and explain you what is the room and experience is about. Definitely I will come back. Thank you

Cool place for artist who loves to have an immersive experience! It is like stepping into another dimension, I took my time inside and really enjoyed my time there!

Wow wow wow this blew our minds. The interactiveness and realisticness of everything is insane. We recommended getting the cloud experience just do it. Do take your time through each exhibit. We paid around 60$ for two people plus the cloud experience. There was good side parking but you do have to pay or they have a valet. The staff was very helpful and knowledgeable about the art pieces. We took plenty of great pics!