Walking through each room, there wasn't so much to see and take in, not just visually but the sounds and scents as well. Everything came together to make this experience immersive. The museum is nice and spacious and I like that you can take as long as you want in each room without feeling rushed. read more

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This review is for the Arte Museum in Las Vegas. I have mixed emotions about this review because it was an interesting concept and had some enjoyable features, but as I left I felt it fell flat overall. Here it goes: This is not easy to find - check prior to heading over to ensure you know where you are going. The price is not cheap for the small size of the Museum. If you add a taxi/UBER/LYFT to get there it may be too pricy for the end product. It is your money - you decide. Once inside after checking in, there are several rooms you enter in a self-guided manner. The flow of the walking is ONE direction. Therefore, if you felt like you wanted to see something again, you would be going against traffic. If you have issues with vertigo or balance, this is perhaps not the Museum for you. There is lots of glass and things moving against tiles and glass and we found ourselves stopping to catch our balance a couple of times. In some rooms, prior to entering, although there are signs up saying "do not block doorway" everyone did trying to get pictures or videos making it hard to enter. There were not any staff inside the Museum directing people accordingly. Also, some of the guests were actually sitting on the floor to take videos of themselves as if they were sitting in water - this only created a road block for those who were trying to move on. Each room is unique and some are more "active" and larger in size than others. There is one area where you can color a page, scan it in, and it will become part of the animation. We waited 10 minutes for a seat to participate and none became available, so we left that area disappointed. The cafe, as other reviewers have noted, was a disappointment. They showcase it on their website as something very much different than it is. The man working the cafe counter the day we were there evidentially did not enjoy his job. I don't know why he stays if he is that unhappy. The cafe indicates: A feast of live garnish expressed with media art on attractive drink and dessert menus. I guess we missed this part! LOL! The latte we were served was about 1/3 of a cup - if we would have poured it out into a measuring cup. For $7 that is not worth it - pass on that folks. There is a sign on the cafe table indicating you can use it (after you have purchased items there) for 10 minutes. And they mean it!! A very small bottle of what they call "rainwater" was $5.00. Who in the world would buy that - but we saw people with it. Maybe they got it for a souvenir? Speaking of the souvenir shop: It was unique - there were many items priced under $10 or $15. So, if you really wanted something, you could find something at a reasonable price. I would check out the videos people have posted on YouTube to decide if this is worth the investment for yourself. We were in and out in an hour to give you an idea of how much you are spending for an hour of your time. read more

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If you are considering coming here, I have some advice. Do not look at anyone's photos/videos. You really have to see it for yourself. I debated posting some videos, but ultimately, you gotta experience it first hand. Yes, it is a tad pricey at $50 a head. All of Vegas is like that, so go for it. Otherworldly. Probably best to taxi/uber/walk as parking can add to the overall price with valet/pay lots. Do it. read more

It wasn't as impressive as the digital art museums in Japan, but it was still interesting and a fun way to spend an hour or so in Vegas. It wasn't too crowded the day O went. Staff were nice and efficient. read more

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An acquaintance of mine recommended checking out the Arte Museum and I am so glad that I did! I've been to plenty of digital/immersive art installations, but I've never been to one on the level of Arte. Las Vegas is one of two locations (the other is in NYC). I purchased my ticket at the entrance. My Uber driver persuaded me to add on the Interactive Café for an extra $5. Tickets are a bit pricier compared to other installations, but there are so many exhibits and you can easily spend two hours here. I visited back in February 2026. I don't know how often the installations are changed but the website has a list of current installations on view. I enjoyed all of the exhibits. The standouts for me were: Giant Camellia - I loved being able to touch the wall and see and hear the effects. It was very calming. Star Raindrops - I absolutely LOVE infinity rooms! Live Sketchbook Night Safari - this was such a cool interactive experience and my inner child loved it! Arte Café - the lavender milk tea that I had was really good and it was really cool to see art displayed on the table as well as the beverage itself! I appreciated how large each room was. I didn't feel rushed to move through each installation and it was nice to be able to take my time and allow myself to get emersed in the experience. Visiting the Arte Museum was one of the highlights of my trip and I'm so glad I made time to visit! read more

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Arte Museum is an immersive experience located on the Vegas Strip. It spans 30,000 square feet and each room engages multiple senses at once. If you've ever been to teamLab, this place reminds me of that with the rooms and the exhibits. We booked our tickets online for when they opened, and when we got there there was already a line to get in. They have lockers with locks if you need to store your stuff. The museum was two floors with a variety of exhibits. Overall it took us about an hour to see everything. If you're looking for something different to do on the Strip this is a good place to go. read more

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I see the image that they were going for, but for the price it was not worth it. The museum was small and there was only one interactive piece. The cafe consisted of 6 tables and a small menu. The way they showcased it, I honestly thought it would be bigger with more options and showcasing some art. The art was pretty, but just not worth it. Over all, my group was in and out in an hour. read more

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Worth every single penny!!!! So beautiful and amazingly creative!! It is a little like a carnival fun house with all the mirrors if you are not paying attention. Definitely taking my teenagers read more

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(5/5) ARTE Museum was one of the most beautiful and immersive experiences we've ever done in Las Vegas! Every room was breathtaking, with stunning digital art, music, lights, and projections that made you feel like you were stepping into a different world. It was relaxing, unique, and unlike anything we've experienced before. It is definitely on the pricey side, but we felt it was worth it for the experience. We also loved ending our visit at the ARTE Cafe, where our admission included a beautiful specialty drink that came to life with interactive digital art on the table--a really fun and memorable touch. Admission: Around $50-60 for adults and $40-50 for children (ages 4-12) depending on the day. Tickets that include the ARTE Cafe drink are about $5 more. Children 3 and under are free. Nevada residents also receive a discount. Hours: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with last admission at 9:00 PM. Parking: The easiest option is to park at The Cosmopolitan self-parking garage and take the pedestrian bridge to the museum. Valet parking is also available at the 63 CityCenter building where the museum is located. Best Ages: Great for all ages, but I'd especially recommend it for ages 5 and up. Adults will appreciate the artistic experience just as much as kids. Tips: * Plan to spend 60-90 minutes exploring. * Charge your phone beforehand--you'll want lots of photos and videos. * Visit earlier in the day or later in the evening for fewer crowds. * Take your time in each room and don't rush--the changing visuals are part of the experience. * If your budget allows, get the ticket that includes the ARTE Cafe drink. It was one of our favorite parts! If you're looking for a unique indoor attraction in Las Vegas that's both relaxing and visually stunning, ARTE Museum is absolutely worth visiting! read more

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As a local, this was my first time visiting the Arte Museum. I parked at the Cosmopolitan underground garage and walked through the Cosmo and crossed the overhead pedestrian bridge over to the Arte Museum. I had purchased our tickets online so all I had to do was show my tickets on my phone. It was during the workday so there wasn't any lines. Staff were really friendly and helpful. The entire visit is simply walking through the various rooms and enjoying the amazing displays. My high school isn't a huge art fan but he really liked it. He wants to go back! I highly recommend visiting this location. read more

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Came to check this place out while in Vegas to see BTS. It was supposed to be an ARIRANG BTS installation. Since I am ARMY (IYKYK) I desperately wanted to check it out. Also cause I am ARMY, I wish they would have more BTS integrated, like a room that had close to real life projections of their videos & photos to take pictures with. But overall, they had really cool rooms to take pictures with. The line to get in was horrendous underneath Vegas sun. There probably should have been misters or canopy's placed over the line areas. My good friend took me. She bought the added drink bonus. Which we never got because the line was horrendous. read more

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Arte Museum was a spot that my girlfriend and I decided to go a bit last minute while we were in Las Vegas. It happened to fall under the same weekend as the BTS world tour so there were a lot of BTS related artwork when we went. We got tickets online for admission at around 6:00 pm. Once we got inside there was a restroom available at the start. The staff gave us a little flyer that had a list of the artwork for us to reference. The artwork itself has a lot of similar concepts as to many TeamLabs that I've been to in Japan. Near the end was where much of the BTS artwork was at. There was also a specific room that was playing a few songs from their album at the time. This was one of my favorite rooms as I found a few songs that I liked; noteworthy that I did not listen to their album at all before coming here. Close to the end, there was also a cafe. For the ticket type we purchased, this was included in the experience. There were non-caffeinated options so that was nice. The strawberry drink was on the sweeter side. There were some light effects associated with the drinks; unfortunately they forgot to turn it on right away and it was also off center. There's also a neat little gift shop at the end. There was a lot of artwork related items and even BTS items at the time. I found a deck of cards with the artwork on it and knew I needed to grab one for a friend. American Express was accepted here. Overall, this was a really fun date experience. It took us roughly an hour to experience everything at a slower pace. I am convinced to explore the other Arte Museum locations read more

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This is a neat little high-tech art museum located right off the Strip. Commercial lots and garages are within a reasonable walking distance, but they can be pretty pricey. It was a really nice museum to visit, but it is probably a one-and-done. It is a self-guided tour that starts with interactive waterfalls, then takes you through some flowers. The museum features a piece titled The Whale, Star Raindrops, Jungle Glow Dara, Live Sketchbook, and one of my favorites, Starry Beach. It looks like an actual beach. The Giant Camellia exhibit has projected flowers that respond when you touch them. You end your tour with a piece titled Sunset, a Miami-style lit stairwell. Then it feeds you out to, yep, you guessed it, the souvenir shop. I did not find much in the shop. They have some prints, postcards, and retail items, but it was nothing special. The museum has a small cafe that you can get added onto your admission for an additional fee. The cafe is called the Arirang Cafe. It has a limited selection of drinks and a small amount of seating. The cafe touts "A feast of live garnish expressed with media art on attractive drink and dessert menus." They serve an assortment of teas and lattes. They also serve rainwater. Who charges for rainwater? I liked the museum. I spent about 45 minutes there and moved through it pretty quickly. You could probably spend an hour to an hour and a half there. If you are looking for something a change of pace from the strip, this is your spot. I would look for discounts if you can find them, though. They are very pricey. read more

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Pretty cool experience, but it feels a bit expensive for the limited amount of space. There are about 6-7 rooms, and each one offers a different scene to explore. My favorite was definitely the lantern room. It's perfect for photos, and it's cool how the lanterns change colors every few minutes. They also have an interactive activity room where you can colors pictures and have your artwork uploaded onto a large screen. It's a cute feature for kids. The last room is more of a mini show, but it didn't interest me as much. Overall, it's a cool place to visit at least once and experience for yourself. read more

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5/24 A weekend when BTS, The Jonah's Brothers, and No Doubt were all in town, drawing in ecstatic crowds. Where: at a new corridor in between The Cosmopolitan and Aria, in addition to being neighbors to a Ross discount store, Museum of Illusions, and The Ocean Prime restaurant. I made the mistake of walking in 94 degree weather from where I was staying (at Resorts World) with a nearly 45 minute walk, and so the following day I took an Uber going in the same direction to the most southern side of the strip. What: an art museum with a focus on light and projection. Think Tokyo's teamlabs Borderless digital art museum, albeit on a smaller scale. The Exhibits: no matter where you look, everyone including myself were phone in tow taking photographs and filming in rooms with high ceilings, and projected light against mirrored walls. Since BTS was in town for their 4 day stop on their world tour, the exhibits included BTS themed projections, music, and cafe. I don't know how to describe it, but being in rooms with dimly lit light was just exhilarating and relaxing. How: definitely try to get tickets in advance if you can. I tried to visit the prior day, but the line looked extremely long at 2PM. I chose a 5PM for the following day ($60 with access to the cafe) and it took maybe 5 minutes to enter. I would say the whole experience for me was roughly an hour or so. I thoroughly enjoyed the Arte Museum and would definitely make a return visit in the near future. read more

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Located between crystal shoppes and cosmopolitan hotel on the side of the crystal shoppes off of Harmon and Las Vegas blvd. On the second floor. We got kinda turned around looking for it but found it. Came in early afternoon on Friday and wasn't too busy. We did the art and the cafe. Includes sights, sounds, smells, interactive things. Was a cool experience that I enjoyed, a little pricy but a good way to beat the heat for 1.5 hrs the drinks we had at the cafe were made well we liked them, all the staff was friendly and inviting. read more

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Really cool place. My husband took me for our local anniversary date. I'm a fan of the ocean so any room with the sound of the ocean is where I want to be. It's a smaller venue so I think it's overpriced, plus you have to figure in the price of parking if you are not a local. read more

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Well. I wanted to love this but unfortunately we had a group of screaming kids in front of us. Turned an art museum into a playground. They were running all over back and forth and screaming. No surprise that in today's time no one addressed this. It ruined our experience. It also looks much better online than in person. Cool concept but nothing amazing. At the end you don't get to draw your own animal you pick one of the few they have and color it. At the end of your purchase the drink you can stop in a little "cafe" (literally a small space with about 6-8 tables) and get a latte. However even their "dairy-free" lattes use non dairy creamer which indeed does contain whey so I couldn't enjoy my latte. Still a cool experience but not what I expected. read more

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My favorite immersive museum in Vegas! So many rooms to explore and you go at your own pace so you can spend as much or as little time as you want. This museum takes it to the next level by having scents pair along with each room so all your senses feel that you're transported elsewhere. I always get the add on for the tea house as well. For a small up charge, you get a beverage and get to enjoy the interactive projection mapping on the cafe tables. This museum gets updated seasonally with new themes and projections so I go once a year to enjoy the new experiences. Tip: in the HUGE projection room, there are 3 "shows" to experience. Each one taking 6-12 minutes. So take your time in there and really experience everything that has to offer read more

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We spent the afternoon here and it was very interesting, I was $40 per adult ticket for r a completely immersive art experience I don't know if I would come back but it was cool to experience all the different scenarios. I loved smelling all the flowers and touching them and watching them open. That and itself was worth $40. I also liked feeling like I was walking on the beach. It's a great Instagram photo experience. I enjoyed seeing all the make-believe animals It's really an interesting experience walking into the mirrors I recommend but I don't know if I would come back. I hope you like all the videos! read more

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When I saw the posts on Instagram about this museum, I put it on my to-go list for when I go to Las Vegas. The art immersive installation looked like a phenomenal experience that I did not want to miss. I was very excited for it, but I was definitely not that excited about the steep price of $60 per person. It was an amazing experience, and it was great going into each room to see what they projected. The room where you can color in the animals and you can it in for it to be displayed on the wall...that was a lot of fun. The one with the ocean waves, it makes one feel like they were there with all the motion and sounds. It was a wonderful experience; just wished it was less expensive. read more

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Such a cool art installation right across the bridge from the Cosmopolitan! The cost is $40 for one adult (NV Resident) or $50 for one adult (non NV resident). We bought our tickets at the counter from an attendant, Archie, who was friendly and explained the exhibit. The theme is nature so when you enter, you are immersed into different virtual landscapes with smells and sounds to match the environment. Each room was different, water themed, forest themed, etc. There's also an option to sit and color in an animal, which is then uploaded to a virtual jungle, and you can watch your drawing come to life (pro tip if you spell something out in your drawing remember to write backwards so that it displays correctly on the screen). Highly recommend this experience! read more

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I loved this experience so much. I'm a very artsy girl and this was right up my alley. The final room is the best in my opinion. I think it is worth watching the 3 different shows they have playing- it was a Vegas theme, artists theme, and northern lights on the beach when I visited. I took my boyfriend and his best friend with to this experience. They liked it, but I would say it was more of an art appreciation experience than they would have preferred. The staff was helpful and not intrusive throughout the experience. The little gift shop at the end was cute! I loved it! read more

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This is a great experience in Las Vegas! We had a terrific time leisurely walking through and viewing the animated exhibitions! We also paid in advance for the Arte Cafe at the end for a cold latte it was very refreshing! read more

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Tickets were quite expensive but I really wanted to check it out. The visuals were stunning and most of them were projected against a wall but my favorite was the hanging lights. Super beautiful and it took less than an hour to walk through everything. The entrance was a little confusing to get to, it was on the side of the building and no clear signs pointing to it and I had to ask someone in the area. We kept going into the museum of illusions!!! read more

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I went to the Arte Museum with my family in Las Vegas over New Year's weekend, which was very enjoyable although we had initially intended to take advantage of the holiday overlay that was advertised but not available, we did end up going through their standard interactive art exhibit. It's been a few years since I've last visited! The Arte Museum is a venue for digital art installations that are displayed in a series of visually striking rooms designed to immerse you in a sensory experience that includes sight, sound, and light to be able to distinguish them from other typical art galleries. The museum is located close to the Crystal Shopping Center. The museum is open 7 days a week from 10am - 10pm, and your ticket will allow you access to the exhibit. As an additional benefit to being a local resident, you can purchase a discounted, ticket a little less expensive than the regular ticket price! The layout is set up in a way that will take you through many different rooms and areas of the exhibit that are all based off of unique themes and they each have their own unique atmosphere such as natural outdoor spaces with water features, digital flower installations, and even ocean based exhibits where you could walk into an area and get the feeling that you were stepping into another world! One of the other things I really enjoyed about this exhibit was when I stopped at an interactive exhibit, I got to create a piece of artwork and once I had finished creating it, it would appear on a big projection screen for everyone to view while it continued to be displayed as part of the show! It was so much fun seeing how our artwork came alive and moved around on the display screen. We spent as much time as we needed to make our way through the exhibit and ultimately ended up spending almost two hours going through the exhibit, since you don't just take one look at this, you're really absorbing every space and letting the visual and audio elements be such a super immersive experience. Whether you're planning a fun family outing or a night out in Las Vegas, Arte Museum provides an alternative to other types of museums or venues with its combination of technology and art in a totally immersive environment where you can spend a couple of hours exploring! We had a lot of fun and would come back again! read more

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This was really cool! We went on a Saturday and when we started, it wasn't too busy. We tried to spend a good bit of time in each room to fully take everything in, because it is fully sensory! The images are immersive, there are scents to bring you in further, and the sound seals the deal! The ocean rooms were really relaxing and neat. There were some rooms that seemed more instagramy, so there were a lot more people in them vs other rooms. I think we took maybe an hour or so to kind of linger in each room. We also did the tea at the end, which was very tasty and really cool visually. I definitely recommend it! This place is upstairs, kind of around the corner from the Jason Aldean bar, pretty easy to get to if staying nearby. We were doing a staycation at the Aria, but if we drove form I would probably have to park at the Cosmo or something to get here, so keep that in mind. Great afternoon activity and definitely family friendly. read more

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A multi-sensory delight for your eyes and nose--you truly have to see (and smell) it to believe it! One of the absolute coolest parts was the Live Sketchbook - Night Safari exhibit: You color your own wild animal on provided paper, hand it over to be scanned, and before you know it, your artwork springs to life--walking, roaming, and interacting in a massive projected preserve alongside everyone else's creations. It's magical and surprisingly addictive (kids and adults alike get hooked!). Right at the exit, don't skip the ARTE Cafe--it's the perfect way to wind down. For just $7, grab a drink (think beautiful teas, lattes, or seasonal specials) and spend 10 enchanting minutes watching interactive digital art come alive right on your table as you sip--Las Vegas-themed animations, moving garnishes, the works. Pro tip: Nevada residents save $10 on admission (just show your ID at entry!), or snag advance tickets on Groupon for even better deals and to skip any lines. read more

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We started off not being able to find this place as it's a bit hidden away. Once we got in, I was super pleased with our choice of coming here. Each room is so different and the sounds and smells add so much. I loved the Stars room and the ability to color your own animal and see it on screen. I thoroughly enjoyed sitting in the room that had a variety of shows. The creativity is just amazing!! read more

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If you have time to kill and want to see a visual museum this is by far one of the best I have seen! I really thought they did an awesome job in each room, making it unique and adding even a Vegas flair. Our group really enjoyed the room, where the kids were able to put up animals they drew on the wall, and it was so interactive. Overall I feel like this is a cool spot but you have to be ok with loud music and also lights. read more

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Really cool museum. You could zip through it in under an hour, but the best approach is probably to give yourself some time to just absorb the place. Visually mesmerizing stuff. I wasn't sure if I'd like this or not. I've been to a lot of more traditional museums, and this is nothing like those. Best to go on a not-so-crowded day and just sit back (or, stand back) and let the waves and lights hits you and space out a while . . . read more

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An awe inspiring display of immersive digital art . I felt such emotion entering one specific display, as I felt my great grandmother walking past me pointing her finger saying " I was here" that is how authentic and accurate the screen was. (Victorian era) Other displays were interactive with scents, sounds, and stunning visuals. But the most epic display for me was entering the starry beach and literally feeling and hearing the ocean. This is a must go to visit even if your a local, I highly recommend this immersive wonderland. read more

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I kept seeing videos all over social media so I was excited to go see. Such a unique thing to do on the strip and something different. A little pricey but the rooms were cool to experience. Each one was unique and different. I will say it took less time to go through the whole experience than I expected. It was less than an hour. It definitely is a one time thing for me but cool to see at least once! read more

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A family member visited Arte Museum last month and said it was great and a must see exhibit. I immediately booked three tickets for my wife, father-in-law, and myself this Memorial day weekend visit to Vegas. Overall it's a very cool concept BUT definitely not our cup of tea. I think we had higher expectations from reviewing some posts and photos but this was definitely a let down. To me it was like walking through a Halloween haunted house maze from room to room looking at mirrors and reflections moving on the walls and listening to peaceful sounds coming from the speakers. It just wasn't my thing. read more

This was allllll over my TikTok so I decided to make a stop. Made a reservation for Saturday and went around 8PM which was a good time because it wasn't busy at all and it was nice to take pictures without too many people in the background. It took really no more than 45 minutes to walk through everything. What you see advertised is really what you get. It's a soothing experience and truly is beautiful. The main reason why I didn't give it 5 stars is because of the price.. it was $60 per person. I'm glad I did it once but I don't think I'd ever do it again. read more

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Normally when you think of the strip, your mind would immediately go to casinos, buffets and shows right? Me, being ever curious about what else was on the strip, was informed by my uncle that there was an art experience they were considering on checking out but ultimately didn't. I took a look see and said why not since I don't find myself in Vegas often with parents. Advertised as an immersive art experience and for the price of $55~/ticket, I think it's a good gateway experience to an immersive art installation if you've never been before and find yourself on the strip. The immersive audio and visual stimulation you get as you wander through the various installation pieces evokes a kind of introspective almost zen like experience. However, I believe that they should actually have a timeslot system instead of a day ticket system. While the flexibility is nice, I think the influx of people in peak moments tends to break my immersion and especially if I wanted to take nice pretty photos/videos and the voices just breaks the illusion. Overall it's not a long experience, about 30-45 mins, but the a good appetizer for other immersive art installations should you be so intrigued. read more

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This was such an amazing experience! Super kid friendly especially when you have a toddler that wants to touch everything. Luckily this art work consists of projections on walls, so you don't have to worry about kids touching anything that is fragile or expensive. There was one art piece that was actually interactive where these flowers were closed and when you touch it, the bud would bloom. The whale made of water swimming around the ocean and disappearing and reappearing was mesmerizing and pretty soothing. There was also a room that showed a bunch of different creatures to represent the 4 seasons: winter tiger, a spring deer, a summer dragon, and a fall phoenix. This room was cinematic and visually stunning. A lot of the rooms are definitely instagram-worthy. Our favorite room was the Live Sketchbook Night Safari where you can color different animals, scan your artwork and watch it come to life. Such an immersive experience. This was fun for all ages because you could see your artwork magically drop into the safari scene and then your animal roaming around the walls in a matter of seconds. We wrapped it up at the cafe clinking cups of chocolate milk and yummy milk tea. Don't forget to post your pictures on instagram with #artemuseumlasvegas so you can grab yourself a freebie core memory and print out a souvenir after you pass the gift shop. (Note: your profile must be public). I definitely want to come back if they bring back the Disney theme! read more

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We were in Las Vegas for the long weekend. The family was having trouble deciding what do one evening, and my partner suggested Arte Museum, which was in walking distance from the Paris Hotel. We were not disappointed at all! Pro tip: groups of five or more get a discount, but one person has to pay. This was such a sensory experience, and not just sight. You spend as long or as short as you want walking through this exhibit. I could have stayed another hour. This is perfect for all ages and transcends language. It's a nice place to get away from the hustle and bustle of Vegas. And it's art. Support it and the artists! read more

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We really enjoyed this digital art exhibit in Las Vegas. It reminds me of the team labs experience in Tokyo, including the tea café. Highly recommend! There are multiple sensory rooms, including digital light displays and interactive art projection display, and the last room is my favorite - it includes a Las Vegas themed projection, as well as a walk through centuries of art by famous artists across periods. I found it informative, beautifully presented, and overall this museum is really well done. The still pictures don't do the experience justice. If you're looking for a family friendly activity away from the casinos, this was a very nice place to spend an hour or 2. read more

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