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3.3 (46 reviews)

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Tiffanie E.

We are Disney fanatics and wanted to check out this experience before it leaves the Strip. It's located in the Crystal Shops next to the Aria hotel. The experience ticket gets you entrance to the event, a seat cushion, light up bracelet, and lithograph. We had two tickets and both got the same lithograph, but ok. The entry area has some Disney memorabilia and art on the walls and you can look at it before going into the showroom. There are a few benches and most of the seating is on the floor. The theater screens are the walls that surround the room and the movies play on all the walls simultaneously - depending on where you sit you'll see certain parts. Not all seats are created equally, so be aware. They "interactive" component is that the light bracelets will light up during certain parts of the show and there are bubbles, but they were very wet and we ended up damp as a result. The show itself was ok, some of the songs were interesting choices, but for the most part it was ok. The cost didn't equal the entertainment, but 2 for 1 makes it a little more palatable.

Lee S.

The Immersive Disney Animation is a wonderful experience that kids will enjoy. The various Disney movies are shown on a myriad of large screens which, surround the entire room. The acoustics are amazing as are the bright vibrant colors depicted on the screens. The room is extremely large allowing for kids to run around as they chase the interactive displays on the floor. However, most impressive were the bubbles which, were released from the ceiling and covered the entire room. This was definitely the highlight for most kids as they chased them around the room. This is definitely something I'm sure any kid who enjoys disney movies would appreciate seeing.

Janice H.

We took our 4 year old grandson to experience the Disney Immersive Experience today. He loves the characters and was looking forward to seeing this show! It was cool, with the bubbles being his favorite part. The issues we had came with the complex. The music was far too loud, and although there are shows for sensory kids, our grandson was fine with the music until the extremely loud crescendos. We felt for the size of the room, the increase in decibels was uncalled for and hurtful to his ears! It would have been nicer to have highlighted more of Walt Disney's classic movies as well. If a smaller selection was highlighted for a little longer time in song, it would have held his attention and ours better. It was often difficult to know where to look in the room, with the screen moving around so much it was difficult to take it all in. I truly dislike being negative, but this whole experience catered to older children, including the waiting area for the only activity was pictures of how to draw a character, take a picture with a still, or read about animation. On our way to the venue, we saw a Mickie mouse on the street in front of the M & M store... why couldn't you provide some Disney characters to interact with before or after the show? Tickets were pricey for what it entailed, plus additional processing fees... I would suggest ear covers and taking snacks, as the concession stand prices were outrageous! We took our own snacks and water, so it was a good idea to do so. Overall, I gave it only three stars for the listed issues. The bathrooms are a little bit of a walk outside of the theater, The staff were friendly enough, but the show could use some adjustments to win over the younger children.

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SO MUCH FUN! Love love loved the immersive Disney exhibit! My toddler had such a good time. So well put together and interactive. Very kid friendly lots of room to explore and so exciting.

Cristen S.

We checked out the Disney Immersive Experience this past weekend. I've been to a few different immersive experiences in Vegas so I had an idea of what to expect, but honestly was pretty disappointed with this one. Many experiences like this don't tend to be super immersive or interactive already, but felt this one lacked a lot. The show itself was some different Disney movie clips put together and was a lot of newer ones (wish they would have had some more of the classics). It was a large open space, so it is nice for children to be able to run around. But the only interactive piece during the show is bubbles that fall at two points. After about the first 5 mins, I felt I had gotten the gist of the show, but did stay for its entirety. I just don't think it's probably worth the price the tickets are for. We were lucky enough to buy them on a sale, but even for that would have to honestly say it may not be worth the price. Before the show, they have a few stands with facts along with an area where you can learn how to draw characters. There is also a gift shop at the end. I was also not super pleased by the staff as I felt they weren't very friendly during our time there. Not even as simple as smiling or talking much back when trying to speak with them. Overall, would unfortunately just recommend some additional interactive pieces, characters, or things that would make it a little more worth the money along with a little friendlier customer service for what they're charging!

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This was a great experience. As an adult, I loved it and also loved watching the kids enjoy it, too! Magical in a way only Disney can do!

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Phenomenal show! Children LOVED! Highly recommend for adults and children alike. Just the right length. Very well done!

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We enjoyed the show. The staff keep us updated the whole time with what to expect. Will definitely recommend.

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This is for Disney lovers. The sound effect and lighting are pretty good. Price is justified.

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I would recommend this experience to everyone. Young, old & in-between. So much fun. We loved it.. Thank you, Anita Hendrickson

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Really enjoyed the Animation Experience! Big Disney fans and loved the great diversity of the show. Would recommend!

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So fun! My kids had a blast with the Disney immersive show! They loved the bubbles and the interactive floor.

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lots of fun, beautiful, kids loved it, a great experience. Fun to sing along. Park at the shops at crystals for quicker entrance

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The songs from all the old movies that we know and love were fun to sing along too and the interactive floor was awesome.

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An acquaintance of mine recommended checking out the Arte Museum and I am so glad that I did! I've…read morebeen 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!

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11.1.25 I'm usually…read morenot a museum person, but this one completely won me over. My sister and I had a blast exploring the exhibits--and thanks to the super helpful staff, we snapped some seriously cool photos along the way. Some of the illusions still have me scratching my head, and I love that. Hands down, this was one of the most fun and fascinating museums I've ever visited. Highly recommend!

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