WNDR Museum

Went here on a Friday evening at 7pm. The place was not too busy. There was a decent number of people but not too many where you're not able to enjoy the exhibits with a little privacy. Parking wasn't bad. The location is small, and it takes about an hr to walk through if you're stopping to take pics and interact with the exhibits. Great place for photo ops and a date night. I did not like that we only had a minute in 1 of the exhibits. They literally timed us. There was no line of people waiting to get into that particular room either. I could see if it was, but nope, they just timed us. Not wow enough to visit again. I'd give 3.5 stars, but it's not an option, and 4 is too generous.

This was a really cool experience! It's small but every attraction is unique and immersive. I especially loved the miracle berry tasting-- it made everything taste sweet! I appreciate that it wasn't too crowded and we were able to enjoy each attraction on our own. My favorite was the floor that reacted when you stepped on it. Definitely push the red button in the women's restroom!

Visited here over New Years and this place is so fun! Most of the exhibits are interactive and easy to use/navigate. The museum is big and spacious, allowing you to walk through and feel like you’re the only one there. The exhibits are brightly colored and exciting to look at and engage with. Staff are friendly and respectful. There’s a gift shop at the end with some cute merch (I grabbed a pair of fun socks)! Endless photo/ops here, 10/10 recommend as ticket prices are reasonable!

As an immersive museum experience goes, I don't have anything to compare it to. WNDR was a wonderful place to visit regardless. Looking to fill a couple of hours bridging analog art with digital media, I would absolutely suggest dropping in for a spell.

I was really excited to go here, but unfortunately, I was disappointed by the lack of things to do & how short it was. For the same price, you can go to Meow Wolf & spend hours exploring multiple floors. I feel like this would be more cost-effective for people and worthwhile if it was cheaper. Would not spend the money to come back here again.

My friend and I went here last weekend and it was so fun! Many trippy exhibits. Our favorite was the room with the interactive LED floor. We moonwalked on it many times 🤣 I will definitely go back!

WNDR Museum, come and see, A place of fun for you and me! With lights and colors, art galore, But is it worth the hefty score? The gift shop's cool, with things to buy, But ticket prices reach the sky! The best part, though, was "Love Is Calling," With mirrors and dots—oh, so enthralling. Yayoi Kusama’s magic room, A world of endless, starry bloom. But just two minutes—such a tease! We wished for more time there, please! So if you go, just know the deal, It’s fun, but pricey—that’s for real.

I went here by myself, and I liked it. It was definitely different than what I was expecting as in like it was more low-key, but still really interesting to walk through and you are not rushed through the experience. It was chill. I do feel like some pictures I have seen were different than when I went in, so I feel like it is always changing and not the same thing so I was expecting certain things that I had seen in pictures . I still enjoyed it And would go again. I feel like it

What a great to began my year! Came to celebrate my first Elite Yelp Member Event at this amazing cool Museum. The WNDR Museum is a must go. It's very organized and the staff is super friendly. Vivian was our first encounter as we (my sister and I ) arrived. Stephanie was the front counter employee who helped kindly with taking drink orders and answered all questions regarding things in shop/store. All of the rooms in this super artsy museum were fun to view. Super clean and colorful and inventive. Takes you away from the real world and has the brain making you feel like a kid again. It's hard to choose which room was my favorite bc I really took each room in and loved every one of them. Take time to visit and bring your friends. It will help take a load off and bring color into your day. Highly recommend it.

The WNDR museum is an interactive modern art exhibit with a lot of dazzling lights. I had a great time because I like to interact with the art I engage with. My boyfriend came with me and he was mildly entertained - he's a little harder to impress. The crown jewel that I wanted to see was Yayoi Kusama's Love is Calling. I like how you can be in the exhibit with just your party. I don't like how it's strictly timed. I'm glad I went but I would not come again. It is rather expensive for an hour of entertainment.

We took a day trip to Chicago and had a couple of MUST DO'S and the WNDR museum was on it :) The great things about this place are the interactive activities, they had ALOT of cool exhibits. It's a start to finish, so you follow a path the entire way through with a couple of things to do after. My dad myself and my son all enjoyed the different rooms. The only complaint is it's a little pricey and only lasts like an hour if you take your time

Great experience. If you're into immersive art then you need to check this place out. I believe the exhibits rotate but the ones I saw were pretty good. Definitely something to add to the list of Chicago stops.

I went for adult night and it was pretty cool. It's not that big, but they have some cool photo ops and interactive displays. The featured exhibit was really dope when I went, the polka dot one. It's self paced, so I grabbed a drink and checked it out. They also had dj such n such on the 1 and 2s, great tunes while you explore the museum.

If you are visiting Chicago, I highly recommend visiting the WNDR, it was quick (about an hour) and a great price for a fun experience. We made it a pre dinner visit and it was so fun we didn't want to leave. Very interactive with so many great spots for a photo op! Go and fully immerse yourself in the experience!

This is an Instagram trap. I've been to more immersive basement parties. I've been sober 5 years and this made me want to drink again to get over the feeling of being scammed.

Such a fun way to spend the afternoon with friends, a couple or a great first date idea. We have a great time! The exhibits are engaging. I loved all the positivity activities. Make sure you book your tickets online, as you are not allowed to do so at the museum.

The WNDR Museum definitely lives up to its name. The exhibits are simply mind blowing. The use of color, music, interaction, and education are unparalleled!

Our very 1st time going to this Artsy museum! A whole lot of eccentric art pieces, interactive designs, and wicked originality of showings! Appreciate the artistic and authenticity of some of the creativeness that were displayed at this museum. A little small and pricey, though. Regular admission was $38.00 a person!!! Artistic viewpoints - 4 Star rating Parking/Price - 2 Stars Overal rating = 3 Stars

Overhyped and incredibly expensive for what it is. It's "interactive" but requires your phone for several interaction experiences. When I'm at an experience, I'd rather not be on my phone. It's also primarily a photo op exhibit. Again, taking selfies in various setups is not my personally preferred method of interaction. We went midday on a Thursday and there wasn't that many people. We were able to walk in and reserve online and immediately start walking through. I would say we were there roughly 45 minutes. We also thought we would see the exhibit with the silver orbs, but it was no longer there. I feel like the advertisements are misleading.

Drinks and go through the exhibits! Had a fun time here. Very interactive, also at the end they have a café where you can order drinks and snacks and they were super nice to give us some free tokens for the Photo Booth!!! Really enjoyed our time Here would highly recommend! The staff was super nice and accommodating.

So this was really cool. I loved the experience, and it was so much fun. NOTICE: The Chicago advertisements that you see on social platforms include the silver balls hanging everywhere, which is soooo beautiful, but...THAT EXHIBIT HAS MOVED TO BOSTON So, if you are looking for that specific master piece, it will not be at this location. This Kay is part of the reason why the ratings are so low on this location right now.... just a guess. Other than that, the immersiceness was great. The only takeaway is that it seemed like there were a lot of bump ins to other goers that haven't moved progress due to enjoying the pieces longer than expected, I guess.

I went here in August 2019 after it was recommended by one of my favorite musicians. I took my friend with me as we both had a blast. The exhibits have good variety, and contrary to what another reviewer said they are not all motion tracking. There's something for everyone here, and people of all ages can have fun. You can really immerse yourself in the exhibits and it was my first unique and interactive museum experience. I would definitely go back if I return to Chicago at any point.

I went to the 21 up event night it wasn't so crowded so that was great. That way I was able to take photos without people being all in the way the staff was nice, and they were out the way, and they were willing to answer any questions if needed. They did say that they don't change the installations often so I will only really go back if there was something new there but all fun experience with my friends.

Pretty dope place! Didn't get many pics but you catch the drift! The phone booth was my fav as you can see (2023)

This is an interactive play area with about 15 different exhibits ranging from an optical illusion room to a floor that lights up when you step on it. Younger kids and teens seem to enjoy it more than adults. We got through the place in about 30 minutes. There was nothing spect6, and some of the exhibits weren't working very well.

Cool museum features art installation that have a technological slant. It takes about 30 min to an hour to get through and they are always switching out installations and bringing in new artists. I loved the interactive element of many of the installations. Def a good place to spend 30 to 45 minutes plus the time in the gift shop.

Honestly, not worth the hype on social media or the referrals we were given. For 2 people it was 92 dollars. We were done in 30 min, and that was us taking our time from- understandable there weren't that many people but the interactive stuff was to a minimum. Half the interactive stuff was NOT interactive and told you cannot touch. The price was not worth it and surprisingly compared to other museums we have been too and even smaller ones, don't think it was worth the amount I paid for it. It's a one-way museum, so I felt like it was a quick tour. Even though we tried to spend a lot of time exploring and enjoying it one by one, it had flown by. Did enjoy the option to purchase cocktails though and customer service was good.

I came at a good time during the Chance the Rapper exhibition! I think it was a fun and good time... While it was pricy and merely photo ops, I think doing it once was worth it. We spent at least 1.5-2 hours enjoying WNDR Musem. There's lot of fun interactive parts, and some are just silly fun photo ops! I think we got lucky with timing as it wasn't too crowded when we went. I don't know if I'd come back the next time around, but I'd recommend it to anyone who is about doin' it for the gram.

Sensory overload, all the colors, all the feels, all the sounds, it was just missing the smells. Fun interactive art installation! Was in the city and wanted to kill some time before our flight out. One of the guys found this on Instagram and we decided to book tickets. It was pretty fun and they really enjoyed themselves. They thought that it was really cool, there is a handful of interactive art pieces that were extremely cool! It's a pretty fun idea to do if you have a few hours to waste, I believe we were there for almost 2 hours, goofing around, and spent a little bit of time up on the second floor bar.

We had a blast at The Legacy of Now Panel hosted by jackdaniels at Wndr Museum featuring Chicago artist Tubs (his artwork is awesome, if you don't know who he is, you really should check him out). It's so great that Wndr Museum is showcasing local artists as well as world known artists. I had been wanting to go to Wndr Museum for a long time, this was our first time and it was so interesting! Walls of sequins! I loved it! There are about 20 rooms/ exhibits, and, almost all are interactive. It's actually really small for a museum and on the high end of prices. Admission to The chicago Art Museum for Chicago residents is only $20.00 versus admission to The Wndr Museum is $38.00 for "peak times". My advice? Look for discounts, check for buy one get one free tickets. These do occasionally come up. Wndr Museum is 11,000 square feet versus 562,000 square feet for The Chicago Art Museum. We spent a couple of hours at Wndr Museum while we could spend a few days at The Chicago Art Museum. They have a lot of different events happening at the museum, maybe if we find one that is interesting to us, we will go here again.

Being as it was my first time at the WNDR museum after dark, I really enjoyed myself. A bit pricey for $38, but the pieces really resonated with me and the music was hittin. The advertisement was slightly misleading cause why did I think they had an actual tattoo artist on site only to come to find out it was temporary. Still extremely cute though.

Me and my 19 yr old daughter went on a Thursday afternoon, there was no line and we bought our tickets at the desk it took a few minutes and we were ready to explore. You can pre buy your tickets if you'd prefer. This museum was so fun and interactive, one after the other the exhibits got cooler and cooler. We were only visiting Chicago for a few weeks or we'd definitely go back. I recommend this place to ppl of all ages. It was almost $100 for the both of us, our experience lasted a little over an hr but you're not rushed at all. We went into the women's bathroom and it was like being at a disco club lol iykyk. Oh and there's a gift shop/cafe at the end of the experience.

If it was 2019 I would 100% recommend visiting Wndr--that was my first time coming and I enjoyed myself immensely. There were so many exhibits and art pieces! I returned last week, end of December 2023 and was absolutely disappointed--would not recommend. Since 2019, Wndr has scaled back their exhibits and we flew through the areas that were still available--only took us about 20 minutes to see everything--and we took our time. It was disappointing how many areas were either blocked off or had been removed. There are some areas that were amusing and we took group photos--but overall not worth the $$ for what is currently offered.

We had an absolute blast coming here for my bestie bachelorette party! We had no idea what to expect and even though we're pretty sure we all got aggressively sick from the amount of touch required, it was probably my favorite part of the whole trip. Very interactive, responsive walls, floors and displays made it extremely engaging and has us figuring things out as we went in the best way. It felt a lot like an art museum that WANTED you to be a part of the art, and I loved that. For the price, I feel we got a good amount of stuff done inside and we were able to get in without an appointment but did show up for the next group to go through, about every fifteen minutes if I remember right. I cannot say enough great things, and loved that they had the Sesh City Unlimited bud out front for an event! We got invited on at no cost as a stoner bachelorette party (and clearly so), which just rounded out the experience even better. I can't explain the uniqueness enough, you just gotta go see it yourself and please bring hand sanitizer so you don't get sick like 3/4 of us are!

My daughter was invited to attend the VIP Opening of Yayoi Kusama's Dots Obsession at WNDR Museum Chicago on May 10, and she brought me as her guest!  This was my first time at this museum, which is an interactive and immersive "museum" that combines art with technology.  We had a lot of fun exploring the museum!  There were many featured exhibits, and my favorite was the WNDR Light Floor.  The floor would generate lit up patterns when there was contact from your shoes or any objects, and the background music and vibe in the room was delightful! This event was complimentary, and each guest received 3 tickets for free drinks at their bars, with the main one on the second floor.  My daughter and I only used one of our tickets, and I got a Peach Tea, which was a mocktail that was nice and refreshing. During event like this, a lot of people did not tip the bartenders, but they were working non-stop to serve long lines of patrons.  The young female bartender was very appreciative when we tip her.  There was a DJ in the lounge area and music was very loud.     The last exhibit was the yellow Dots Obsession inside a yellow dome, which was part of the installation with hanging big yellow spheres with black poker dots in the 3-story atrium.  The little room had mirrors to create the illusion of infinity of yellow balls and poker dots.  However, after a 20-minute wait (they texted you to let you know), like every other guest, we were only limited to be inside the room for 1 minute!  So, it was a bit rushed just to take selfies, and there was actually no time to take in the presence of being inside the exhibit. Since the opening event was free, all we had to pay was valet parking ($15) plus tips, which was very reasonable, when compared to parking fees in the neighborhood.  I was actually very happy that they provided valet parking that night, since the closest parking garages were not that close.  However, a ticket to the museum during normal days is $32 and up, that is on the expensive side.  From a customer's standpoint, $15 to $20 would be a fair ticket price. It is worth mentioning that all the staff members we encountered were very friendly, making this evening a very pleasant one!   We spent about 2 hours in this visit, which included the wait getting drinks, and the wait getting in the last exhibit.  I enjoyed this museum and had fun!

Trippy double date night at the WNDR Museum this past weekend was epic and one for the books. It was my wife and I, our two friends, and about 5 g's of funguys for the each of us. The exhibits were fun, trippy, and exactly what we signed up for. The colors were booming and so were the boomers. The vibe was magic, and the smiles were cemented on our faces. If you haven't put it together yet; then I'll spell it out.... We like mushrooms on our pizza, and before our night time museum TRIPS!!! The staff knew what it was, and they couldn't have been any cooler about it. I highly recommend the WNDR museums on a average day or trippy day.

I don't give low reviews very often, but I've now been here twice and my hot take on this place is that it is overrated and way overpriced for what you experience. I came in 2021 with a few friends and we went through the little mini rooms and exhibits (if you will?) of what they had and then has finished thinking, "is that really it?". For the price point, I would say skip this. If you are visiting Chicago for the first time, don't come here. I guess if you live in the city and haven't been, it's fun to go one time, but I would not return. The reason why I recently came back is because my friends hadn't been in a really long time and they had a tarot card, tattoos event to bring in the Halloween spirit of October. I thought this would be something a little different and fun. I also thought exhibits would have really changed from over 2 years ago. I was wrong. I didn't really see much change from what they offer normally and that was a bummer. As far as the event itself, what really bothered me is that I waited about 30 minutes with only 2 people in front of me for a tarot card reading.. to then find out after I did the tarot card reading that I had to pay $50 for the tarot card reading to the girl giving me the session. I felt almost cornered into paying her even though I genuinely thought it was free and included in the ticket. The worst part is that when I got upstairs and passed by the other tarot card reading tables, they had little paper signs saying it was "free". I felt scammed and although I understand I went to a specific tarot card reader, there should have been more clarity from WNDR about this. On top of that, the tarot card reading experience was awful because the music was *SO* loud bumping hip hop as people walked by that I could barely hear the tarot card reader. Long story short, won't be returning back to WNDR at all. I'm over it.

I recently went to the one in Boston, which I enjoyed. I decided to add this to my itinerary while visiting Chicago. I did not buy tickets in advance since I didn't know what time I would finish my lunch even though I was around the area. I got there at 1:15, but earlier tickets were sold out; I brought tickets for 2:00 p.m. outside scanning the QR code, but I still got inside nearly 45 minutes before my time. The price was a little too much, I finished visiting less than 45 minutes since the place was empty on a Wednesday afternoon.

not worth for what you pay for. there's like a couple things to see and we even took our time to look at the stuff there. some interactive some not. spent 30 minutes tops in there. the room to see the special exhibit with shoe coverings, i don't get it. it's mirrors and balls in the air. the one from 2019 was way cooler and so much nicer exhibits to walk through. i don't recommend it's a waste of money

Negatives: some areas need more signage from the artist to tell you how to interact with it, or give an explanation. This could be after so you can go in blind, but there was a few where we thought 'is this it? Am I missing something?'. The staff by the dot room were not following the artist direction, and letting people stay longer than a minute, which I found incredibly disrespectful to the artist. Overall it was fun though, and we took some fun pictures.

We spent hours at this museum because we loved the concepts. And, unfortunately, because the exhibits are clogged with young women taking pictures of themselves. Endlessly. I get it. There's an entire demographic of people who can't enjoy something unless they can get "likes" by showing everyone where they went. It's a great business model, too, because then other young women who want to look cool in a picture will go to the place with cool backgrounds. Rinse and repeat. It's just sad because the works here are more than just cool backgrounds for pictures. So I won't be back. And when friends visit town, I'll take them to museums that you can enjoy without waiting 15 minutes for a group of cooing giggling young women taking dozens of pictures with dozens of poses to get the hell out from in front of the exhibit so you can see it. If I ran this museum, I'd have no-photos hours or days. Or maybe everybody has to hit a cool interactive timer before they enter an exhibit that counts down 60 seconds to take a picture and then either just look at the exhibit or move on. It was a really cool museum. The selfie-girls were insurmountable.

So this very cool, very handsome and very delightful man asked me out on a date to THIS place. I didn't know much about the WNDR Museum other than that it was filled with...wonder. Yeah. He picks me up on time and we head on over. We get the run-down by the SUPER-FRIENDLY admissions specialist and mosey on in. Art-meets-tech is an understatement when it comes to the WNDR museum! There were so many fascinating, QR code-activated, interactive exhibits and mind-bending experiences, I wasn't sure if they were emitting ayahuasca-infused rays into my cerebrum or secretly stealing our credit card information. Whatever the case, the shit is cool. The most fascinating exhibit, perhaps, was the one by Japanese artist, Yayoi Kusama. According to the placards on the wall, she suffered from hallucinations which caused her to see polka-dots everywhere, especially on her body. After only being allowed inside her exhibit for one minute, we left feeling a strong, polka-dotted sense of depersonalization. Lots of laughs, lots of chances to accidentally rub up on your date and crucial moments to see if you can connect on a non-drug-induced, yet psychedelic level. So dudes, if you want to really impress a date, DO NOT run up on her while she's pumping gas at the Shell on 18th and Canalport and smugly tell her, "Yeah baby, you should gimme yo numba so I can take you to the Grand Luxe," while holding your phone a millimeter away from her face. Instead, call her up and say, "Hey, you busy Wednesday night? No? I'd love to take you to the WNDR Museum." Fuck around and find out.

This place is great. I love that the exhibitions are always changing and usually have a message behind them which is thought provoking. Street parking is readily available which can sometimes be a pain at other museums. It's family friendly as well as a great spot of you're solo. Of of my favorite spots in Chicago.

Checked out this cool immersive art museum on a Sunday afternoon. It was pretty cool and fun to be able to interact with the creations. Definitely worth checking out!

Complete waste of money. The wait for each "exhibit" is exhausting and far too long. There were so many people waiting for each exhibit as you're required to wait and take turns. If you're on the fence about coming, I recommend you skip. Nothing is overly interactive. I feel like I was lied to and my money was stolen. This is not art, it's a hustle.

It is one of the best ways to escape reality. I could live there. The entire atmosphere is cultivated stimulate your mind in the most beautiful ways. I'm definitely going back.

This place is so cool. It's definitely worth seeing. I had fun. I went through it twice actually called my little sister on FaceTime. She's eight and she was in awe. Definitely need to go with somebody who can take your pictures. Tons of photo opportunity, cool interactive things to do, I'm still thinking about the merch that I didn't purchase so don't make the same mistake. They got some cute stuff in the gift shop. The staff is nice 10 out of 10. Highly recommend.

I'd been seeing pictures of this museum ever since I moved to Chicago a few years ago, and every time, the pictures made it look like it was quite possibly the coolest place on earth. But that's unfortunately all WNDR has going for it: cool pictures. It's gimmicky, tiny, overly expensive, and honestly pretty boring. The only reason I'm giving it two stars instead of one is because your insta could look so freaking cool if you go here. But genuinely, please don't go here. If you have that much money to spend on getting a few cool pictures, just save up another month or two and go on a helicopter ride

Located near Aberdeen and Monroe, this expansive museum has an entire floor of art and a lounge on the second floor. Tonight was the premiere of the new art collection of Kusama. It was located toward the end of the building. As you enter in one door, there are wall art installments in the corridors. Interactive colorful art was also available for art lovers. The wndr store on the way out had knick knacks to buy.

One of the coolest museums I've ever been to. I love immersive art experiences and knew I had to stop here when I was in Chicago. This museum is on the smaller side, I think we went through it in about an hour. That might make you feel tempted to say the ticket prices are high for what you get but it is truly such a unique experience that it's absolutely worth it. My 7 year old loved it just as much as we did. We all had different faves and had great conversation afterwards about all of the things we saw and did. Also how cool that there is a Yayoi Kusama piece! I do wish we had more time in that specific exhibit but as it is the request of the artist, nothing to be done about it. I guess the trick is to always leave you wanting more :)

The WNDR Museum is one of my favorite museum that I've been to! While it was such a cool experience I have mixed feelings concerning how I feel about it. Tickets came out to be about $38/each after taxes and fees. Customer service can take us such a long way in either direction (positive or negative). My experience with some of the staff members here was unrealistic. It took us no more than one hour to go through the entire museum. Lots of opportunities for instagram worthy photo ops Small side notes: my favorite aspect of the museum was time for one minute which wasn't ideal. The gift shop was a bit over priced. We ubered to the location hoping we could take a moment and explore the area afterwards that was not the case.

I felt like I got scammed. 38$ for half the exhibits to have the same motion tracking gimmick. I was out of the museum in 30 minutes.

Recommended by a local to visit. I was really excited but it didn't last long. This is basically a selfie museum without the ring lights and selfie stand. It really wasn't a point to purchasing VIP tickets. There wasn't a line to get in & we didn't want to go around a second time. There was a line for certain stations but, your VIP doesn't matter at that point; you simply have to wait for the people ahead of you to finish up. The lighting of certain exhibits made it hard to catch a good photo, which explains why it can be harder to move through exhibits faster. If you simply must go, I would say just get a regular ticket. Drinks are offered but not included. I just don't think it was worth the price but we had to make the most out of it. My favorite part was the words of wisdom board. All in all, I think younger kids would find the Wonder & be impress by these exhibits. Great place to go with kids.

What an experience. It is the wonder museum for a reason. Make sure you make reservations and schedule your time the word has gotten out and it's a pretty tough window for your group or your time to go through the exhibits. You start with a little presentation to familiarize yourself with the layout and the protocol for enjoying and keeping the flow going. A totally interactive museum. Each exhibit takes you In a direction of thought sight and sometimes sound. The floors move. The walls move. The scenery moves. At on point it's you moving inside of a matrix like slide show. It's hard to take pictures of the exhibits and truthfully they wouldn't show up too well. There was even a taste exhibit the day we were there. It's a stimulation to all your senses. I recommend it as a definite stop while in Chicago. The gift shop is a collection of everything you can think of and maybe a little more. Pick up a couple things to remember your trip. You will want to remember this stop.

The WNDR museum is a fascinating and fun place to go. If you like immersive art, it's definitely worth a visit. They change up the theme every so often, but I have to say it doesn't change drastically enough to visit each time. Worth at least one visit, though!

It's cool however I would give it more stars if it were cheaper or lasted longer. It's way over priced for the time spent.

Super fun and interactive museum! There are definitely Instagram-worthy photo opportunities if that's what you're looking for. However, they also have cool exhibits where you can interact with stuff and have fun being silly with your friends. Make sure you have good company! I heard they do change it up every now and then so that people can come back. The reason why I docked a star is because the price is pretty steep. My friends and I spent at most an hour there for $35 each person. Would have been more worth it if it was like $25. Also a little disappointed they only gave us a minute for the infinity mirror room.