An amazing experience! It was just like being in the movie. Very interactive with props, sets, characters and breakout musical numbers and dancing by the cast. Have a sip and some bites, get your photo taken-Instagram ready and friendly! Get your hair colored and death defying makeup done, take a ride and dance on the soul train.. and don't forget to stamp your passport at immigration! Highly recommend to fans and anyone wanting to experience an in person meet and greet with these fun and crazy afterlife characters. Merchandise available for purchase. Parking available in the garage. read more

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Omg this place did not disappoint. I came with my bestie and this was a must on our list. The photo ops were on point but the staff/actors were even better! Without them this experience wouldn't have been as great as it was. I HIGHLY suggest going here when they do have it and hopefully it'll be back again next year. Beetlejuice himself was hilarious and very fitting. All of the actors were hilarious and stayed in character. The set was beautiful and everything was done so well! read more

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It's almost expected from a pop-up experience. Overall, it was okay. Was the VIP price worth it? Eh. Was the regular admission price worth it? Eh. The beginning of the experience was much more exciting than when you go in the main room. The waiting room was probably the best. Very interactive, a lot of opportunities for photos. The main room...it was alright. We started with food. Overpriced Denny's food (which was expected). Lines for the other experiences were a little long so didn't want to wait that long for each. A lot of interactive actors though so that was cool. They come up to you asking how you died, how they died, etc. That was fun. read more

It's showtime, baby! Man, oh man, did you guys knock it out of the underworld! (Literally knocked three times, and BAM!) From the moment I set foot through that entrance, it felt like I was walking right into one of Betelgeuse's twisted daydreams. The waiting room, the passports - GENIUS. But stepping into the afterlife? It was like living in a dream, or uh... the opposite, if ya catch my drift. Your whole crew, from the live characters (who nailed it, by the way), to that wicked Sandworm room? Mind. Blown. You brought the chaos, the weirdness, and all the charm of Beetlejuice 1 and 2. My family and I had an absolute blast--every penny was worth it. Give a big, creepy-crawly thank you to your cast and crew - you've earned a thousand sandworms of respect! Until we meet again... in the underworld, of course! Parking in bottom garage free with Validation Drinks: Hard liquor, Soda (Fanta), and water Snacks, Free Butterfingers all you want! read more

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The Beetlejuice Afterlife Experience was so much fun! The staff were really friendly and into character. Loved the photo opps and interactions with the characters. The only downside is the wait time for the fortune teller, which we waited for about 45 min. She took groups of 8 people at a time, and the fortune telling a lasted about 8-10 minutes for each group. Not worth experiencing, in my opinion. The afterlife diner, drinks, etc. were fun. The frozen man in the Sandworm exhibit was hilarious. And the immigration checks were hilarious. A truly unforgettable experience for a true Beetlejuice fan. read more

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IMMERSIVE THEATRE I didn't realize this was immersive theatre with many talented actors roaming an open world. It's incredible! I expected more of an instagram museum, don't get me wrong there are plenty of photo ops but it's sooooooo much more than photo ops. It's an outstanding example of skilled performers bringing guests into their world of the Afterlife. I can't speak highly enough about this event or the staff and performers. Top notch professionals bringing a joy filled experience to their guests! read more

Beetlejuice Afterlife Experience - Photo Booth - Museums Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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This place was absolutely amazing!! I had such a great time there! I came to this experience with a friend right after we went to see the movie in 4Dx. There were many creative and beautiful photo-ops, and the characters(actors) were all very attentive, interactive, and overall amazing! This experience was very immersive, and I believe that in order to truly enjoy and get involved you have to be there yourself and in the present! :D Also finally got to try the new Haunted Apple Fanta everyone was raving about: I gotta say I understand now If I could go back just to get twenty or even a bajillion of those cans I would tbh When you guys are there don't forget to try out their beverages at the bar! They have an amazing selection of drinks! Don't forget to grab a passport on the way in, however, you might have to wait in the waiting room for a couple of centuries. They tend to get a bit backed up loll! read more

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I went with a group of 6 and we had a lot of fun. We got the basic tix for $35pp and it was interactive and lots of photo ops. I'm not sure why there are so many negative reviews. What were they expecting? We opted not to wait in line for the psychic but we still enjoyed ourselves. Interacted with the actors, danced in the conga line, and took lots of pics. I think we were there for about an hour. read more

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Honestly what a waste of money. I felt like it was going to be but based on some reviews I thought l would check it out anyways, wish I didn't . The actors and concession stand employees were awesome. But not worth the price. It wasn't that entertaining, never going to these things again. Feel like just a place to take photos read more

Beetlejuice Afterlife Experience - Museums Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I hate to poo poo on the party but this was way overpriced. Yes there were a few cool props and the actors were great, but feeling immersed in the world... not really. It's like a cheaper version of Disneyland where you pay for your ticket and get suckered into paying for more on top of it (Photo Booth, drinks, food) Don't buy the VIP ticket, you get nothing you that you can't purchase at the gift shop and the only VIP benefit was skipping a line where 2 people were ahead. So disappointed. read more

Fun experience. I'm a huge fan of Beetlejuice and this experience did not disappoint. It was clever and witty. Would definitely recommend. read more

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I went to the experience back in September and at the time, there was no review page. Had there had been one, however, I likely wouldn't have even bothered with this "experience" because I'm sure the reviews would've told the REAL story. Bare with me because this is going to be long. Now, let me start off by saying I have lived in Southern California for the better half of a decade so I'm all too familiar with its little tourist traps and tricks like "immersive movie experiences", for example. But as a horror enthusiast, I decided to give this one a shot and asked my fiancé to purchase my ticket. August rolls in and the experience has officially started. I'm now coming across all of these videos on social media of people having a "blast" at this event so when the day finally arrived, needless to say, I'm pretty excited. Since we only have one car and my fiancé had to work that Friday, I had no other choice but to take a $70 + tip Uber ride from our city to West Hollywood (yes, that's how badly I wanted to go). I arrived exactly on time (4:00PM) and was led into a small room to stand in line with a dozen or so other people. As I was waiting, I couldn't help but feel a slight sense of relief that I didn't purchase VIP tickets because the line moved rather quickly. Three knocks and few pictures later, I'm now in the "afterlife." Cool. Decoration wise? It was aesthetically pleasing. Lots and lots of opportunities to take pictures. The actors and actresses costumes were nice and they did a good job at keeping the attendees engaged. I got my passport stamped at immigration and the ladies were hilarious. So far, everything was off to a great start. I then make my way to the main room and this is where disappointment sets in. Upon entering, it quickly became pretty clear that there wasn't exactly a whole lot to do besides take pictures. Of course photo ops were to be expected but like, where is the experience? No games, no activities, etc. If you're going to charge people $40 for an "immersive experience" then we expect an "immersive experience", not just silly photo ops. The closet thing they had to that was the psychic lady, which was kinda meh. I was told I was allowed to stay as long as I want but there wasn't a whole lot to do anyways. I believe I was able to check out everything in about 20 minutes. Maybe even 15? Food? Didn't try anything because every entree was like $20. Drinks? I got a mocktail for like $15 if my memory serves me correctly? It was nothing special but that was my first time trying one so I can't compare it to anything else tbr. As I leave the bar, I run into the "soul train." I'd argue this was probably the coolest photo op there as it made you feel as if you're on a real train however it fell flat because it was too short. Then, just as you're about to exit, a vending machine advertising "$5 Fanta" smacks you right in the face. I got a good laugh out of this because 1) the 7/11 down the street has a 2/$3 deal going on with the same drinks and 2) it was for the orange Fanta flavor and not the popular haunted apple one. There were free butterfingers right outside the train station which was ... cool? I mean it certainly didn't make up for the $40 ticket price but I guess it's the thought that counts? I wanted to do the Photo Booth thing but it was $5. I think this is what ultimately pissed me off about the whole thing. Everything was just buy, buy, buy which left me wondering what exactly was the $40 ticket supposed to include? Because it seems like you basically just pay $40 to take pictures and anything else is gonna cost ya. That's bs and just goes to show that organizers really didn't think this out thoroughly because if they did, they would've at least included some free things to take home. For $40, I only left with a cheap looking passport book, a cheap looking cup (that I payed for) and melted candy... oh, and can't forget my photos I took with the million photo ops for my "memories." Spectacular! All in all, I gotta give it to social media because it did one heck of a job at making this place look far more interesting and fun then it actually was. There's a lot of things that could've been done differently (imo) like including more interactive stuff or giving out some free items, for example. For what I did, it was very overpriced and I wish I had waited a bit longer to read reviews before going. To anyone reading this, do yourself a favor and skip this "experience." read more

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I am bummed to see the bad reviews. I guess it is really a personal preference. I enjoy dressing up and having fun. I am not sure what some people were looking for. The actors were amazing, the entrance was fabulous with the passport to the after life and being greeted by the dead. Again the lady was super talented at the passport check in part and none of the actors ever broke character. There were tons of photo opportunities, I enjoyed the seance, the train, the beauty parlor with free makeup, I thought there was a lot to do...I mean how many hours of something do you want. I did get the VIP package, I was able to go to the front of the line and got some goodies. The bar was nice too LOL . We even started a conga line with "BeetleJuice himself" and danced around the place. Other people were having fun also which makes it more enjoyable. I am glad I did not run into any negative Nancys. The cons were the bar tenders were a little boring but gave me some heavy pours so I was happy, no one told me that they validate parking and I parked across the street - but it was fun walking around Hollywood dressed like BeatleJuice on Friday the 13th...the tourists loved it. The food could have been better ...but as for the event it is what you make of it and I had a fun time with my friend. read more

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It was kinda boring and unorganized. We were a party of 12. We would definitely not recommend.

boring show. could hear beetlejuice over the loud music. poutine and mac and cheese were cold scallops were cold in the middle / raw and i feel sick after eating them cool decor and theme i can't hear the nightmare girl over the bass. no idea what she is signing. subtitles read more

Beetlejuice Afterlife Experience - cool decor - Museums Near Me - Los Angeles, California

So much fun! The actors are very interactive the scenes have so much detail and the drinks are strong!! read more

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The staff and actors at Experience was great! There was a mix up with the tickets with FEVER and they were very friendly in helping me, but especially the staff at Beetlejuice! read more

This was really fun when I went with my family. I was greeted with staff nicely and was super excited to be there. The food, drinks were super good. But, I wish the whole thing was a little bigger though. Still a very good time. read more

Beetlejuice Afterlife Experience - My dad with other dead people - Museums Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I don't know who wrote the few positive Beetlejuice Experience reviews for Yelp, except maybe event staff. It couldn't possibly have been anyone who actually paid to go to that event. How insulting. It's like the producers allowed the show to go on even though it wasn't completely finished. Seriously, shame on you guys. Four of us bought VIP tickets ($59+ per person!!!!) for the first Sunday it was open and found it to be a complete waste of time and money. The way it started off getting the bag, cup and scary passport, it seemed like it had the potential to be a fun event, but soon after it was obvious there wasn't much to do once you got inside. Other than doing selfies in the main room and playing with the hair and makeup, and of course, the hour waiting in line for a bogus 10 minute session for a "Horrorscope"....we were shocked to realize that's all there was to it - a couple black rooms with stationary movie displays and a bunch of costumed people walking around for taking selfies. Oh, and let's not forget the expensive bar (cloth covered table) off in the corner or small area in the back selling expensive, crappy food...or the store (and only exit) with all the BG merchandise to buy. Had we not wasted an hour waiting in line for the stupid "Horrorscope" lady, we would've been in and out of the whole thing in less than 45 minutes. Not worth even half what we paid much less the $30 plus cost of parking nearby. At best, it was terribly disappointing! Don't waste your money!!!! Linda T. Very Dissatisfied, Over-charged Event-goer read more

Overall experience was fun and engaging with the actors trying hard to be in character. That did made it more interesting. Big disappointment is falling for the trap of doing the VIP. It was joke. Barely a line before getting in so that didn't make me feel any difference than the normal ticket and after walking though the entrance which I have to admit was pretty cool because it makes you feel like you're in the actual movie scene. I wasn't expecting much but heard you'd get a cup along with the Beetlejuice experience bag...I mean it's not worth the price we paid for VIP to be honest but I was shocked that I didn't even get a CUP instead I got a tiny little magnet with the Beetlejuice logo on it!! And some little butterfingers candies. What??? I felt I was cheated and it kind of made my whole experience there a little bit sour. Even though I have to say the overall experience was fun but definitely not worth the VIP experience I was hoping for...... read more

the actors stayed in character even the entrance was a delight as you need to present your passport as in the film. I felt welcomed by the staff and it was a joy to meet and greet the characters they put on a great performance its only a bummer that this will only be a temporary event read more

horrible experience they could have put more eff in the guy playing beetlejuice his costume looked like it was purc from spirit Halloween they could have at least put on the air conditioning, literally everyo there were fanning themselves because it was so hot staff were friendly and they were apologizing for the lack of air conditioning read more