Cool space to check out with friends! There are so many different rooms, things to look at and places to explore in this expansive museum. Every direction you look is something new to see! The whole place took my friends and I about 2 hours to explore. Tickets were about $50/person and parking was $15 in the lot across the street. They have a small cafe and gift shop where you can purchase drinks. Inside the immersive museum there is also a spot where you can try out themed drinks as well! The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful in guiding us upon entry and when we purchased our tickets. read more

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We came here on a recent trip to Denver and had a blast! All of the employees we ran into were very nice and helpful! This place really transports you to a whole different world! There is so much to see and it constantly has you questioning your reality and why in the world anyone would even come up with such a place! It's easy to get turned around! I normally post lots of pictures but honestly, do yourself a favor and don't look up anything! I didn't and it was SO much more fun that way!! There is a bar and area where you can do snacks. The bar area had its own floor and looked really cool! I wish we would have done that! The snacks are down on the first floor! Overall we spent about 3 hours here exploring. If you go fast you could probably do it in about 90 mins but honestly you should go slow and enjoy every weird detail! read more

Meow Wolf - Bright and colorful rooms! - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Step into an entirely new dimension with enough storylines to keep you busy for an entire day. Meow Wolf created something truly unique here, with each room having art exhibits, interactive elements and moments of "what the heck am I looking at?" This was the first Meow Wolf location I visited, but it inspired me to visit more and I also loved the Las Vegas Omega Mart location. You don't have to be super artsy to enjoy, just go in with the desire to open doors, read signs and explore areas that you probably think you wouldn't be able to access. read more

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Everything! It started a few years back when my brother told me about MegaMart in Vegas. I was doing a two month crop country road trip and was in Texas and heard about meow Wolf in Grapevine, which I went and was amazed. Since then I took my 91-year-old dad to.MegaMart. He enjoyed it. I'm currently on a road trip and I did the meow Wolf in Santa Fe Springs. Having done the Meow Wolf in Denver, I'm so looking forward to the opening in Los Angeles. Each experience is different, but I truly enjoyed the unusual amusing incredible fantasy of the Meow Wolf Denver. When I try to tell people what Meow Wolf is, it's impossible to describe except for fantasies in the artist's mind. You can literally spend many hours enjoying. Great for photography as well. read more

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We have been to the Las Vegas version so we were hoping for a similar experience. I would suggest this is so much better for kids and families no so much for the over 40 crowd unless you want to experience run down machines/ games many which didn't work correctly, crawling into small spaces and walking flights of stairs to ensure you visited all the "celestial" spaces. The Cathedral was cool and was the last "area" we needed help finding. Finding the "exit" was a challenge, probably on purpose but not helpful. We will likely head to Sante Fe to see the other location. This location was visually interesting just a little worn. The app is suggested and probably provided a better experience but we didn't want to mess with the app. That seemed to be a distraction for us. read more

Those who know me know that it's on my bucket list to visit every single Meow Wolf location current and future. Since they started in New Mexico this art group has stolen my heart with all their amazing abstract art. It's almost endless the possibilities with a multiverse and I would love to see watch universe. That being said when I found myself in Denver, you know I had to check this one out. Let's start with the parking situation. There's no free parking. The parking is $15 per vehicle. A bit steep unfortunately there isn't access to alternative parking. It's located right next to the Broncos stadium between the highway ramps. Unless you wanna walk awhile you're better off coughing up the 15 bucks. I didn't realize it was one of their adult nights the day I had gone. The price for admission was $60. It is already paid for parking by the time I was at the box office so I shelled it out. They have 2 restaurants. One is more of a snack bar located on the first floor. The second flood has kind of a speakeasy vibe. Fair warning if you're not a fan of climbing stairs you may not enjoy the experience because there are several floors. They only allow the elevators to go down. Overall it was great to finally experience the Convergence station. Of course you know I have to go back especially after I discovered there were some spots I missed. Other than the parking situation and exuberant pricing it was still a good time! read more

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Meow was indeed a unique yet confusing expereince. We visited over the holidays, my daughter wanted to see what the fuss was all about. I didnt know what to expect. She paid online, you cant pay in person. From the arrival to the leaving its was giving some witchy vibes, play time, mystical and alot of stimuation that hits you quickly. We walked in all these different rooms sober of course and we still thought it was way to much going on. Im assuming people wander thru this for as a group to fill a sense of high. If you go just be aware and do some research so your not suprised of all the weirdnes.There where a few nice art pieces, spots to sit and gather yourself. You will need it, Lol! Even my 30yr old daughter said it was a one and done kinda place. read more

Meow Wolf - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I've now been to 4 different MeowWolf locations. Las Vegas, Denver, Grapevine, and Houston. I have the Portal Pass which is totally worth it. Each location is completely different and immersive. Denver so far is my favorite. Hoping to go to Santa Fe next and the new location in Los Angeles when it opens. The staff is usually very friendly and helpful. It's a one of a kind experience and best to go with loved ones or friends. You'll have a blast, especially if you enjoy art, beauty, and science. It feels like stepping into another dimension. Get the portal pass! There's always something new to discover. read more

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Meow Wolf Denver's Convergence Station is one of the most unique museum experiences I've been to. It's a massive, immersive space where four surreal worlds collide, with hidden passages, interactive elements, and tons of detail everywhere you look. I loved solving the quests as I explored. It made the whole experience feel like a game. So much fun overall and easily one of the best museums I've visited. read more

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I've always wanted to visit a Meow Wolf and I was so excited when a work trip to Denver came up! It was easy enough to get here by Uber. Cost at the door was about $43 pre tax for the standard ticket day-of. I arrived about 7:40PM on a Monday night and was able to get a ticket. You start by going up unto an elevator that takes you to the 4th floor (you can explore the 5th & 3rd). There's really no set path and you can wander -- everything connects and the point is to wander. I didn't realize until afterwards that you could buy the "boop" cards that unlock the story points. Since it was my first time and it was late at night during a work trip I just wanted to explore and wander. I spent about an hour and a half here just admiring all the artwork. This place is really, really cool. So large and immersive. Otherworldly. Loved the fairy type world in the middle and the rainbow ice castle most. There are so many fun interactive elements -- in one room you crawl on your knees and stick your head throw a hole to watch animatronic cows. There are lots of photo ops and crawl throughs and interactive moments. It's really fun and sparks your imagination and your childlike sense of wonder. I came late at night on a weeknight so there were other people but it wasn't too crowded. I could see how it might take longer and not be as calm and fun if you visited at peak times. This is super cool and I'm glad I made it my "one extracurricular" on my work trip. read more

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Surreal! I don't know what I expected, but this was a full sensory experience! Lots of colors and lights and sounds - take plenty of time to explore every room as each offered something entirely different! read more

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Meow Wolf is basically what happens if a fever dream and a box of highlighters had a baby. You walk in and immediately get teleported to a dimension where physics is a suggestion and my sense of direction is useless. ​The whole place is an absolute trip; you can spend hours wandering around or actually follow the storyline if you want to feel like a detective on mushrooms. It's the only place in Denver where "getting lost" is the entire point. 10/10, still not sure if I ever actually left. read more

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To describe any Meow Wolf excursion is to speak a different language, a journey into the beyond. I've been to our local venue several times, now. As an artist and writer, myself, with friends who have work in the space, I'm still left speechless. When it first opened, it was A LOT. People were still wearing masks due to COVID and places had just reopened. It was, quite frankly, a sensory overload. There were timed tickets, which were just vague notions because time gets lost in this immersive installation, without windows or clocks like a casino. There was also the fact that the place itself had just opened after years of false starts, with the Covid outbreak just as the exterior of the building was completed. I went back after things calmed down to give it a second chance. It was a good choice. The second time, I went in the evening on a weekday. It was quieter without the school groups and families. There was space to take in the scenery and participate in the interactive elements. The full bar that's open in the evenings was available to take breaks and leisurely stroll through the universe that is Convergence Station. I'm glad I went back to give it a second chance because it's now a destination for any friend that's visiting from out of town. I strongly suggest giving yourself plenty of time, should you have plans following your visit. No matter how many times you visit, you're going to feel like you've missed something. Each room has its own signature theme, as designed by independent artists. Each hallway, each doorway isn't just a portal into another world but its own unique space to explore. Then, there's the venue, too, with its dancefloor that echoes your movement in a panoply of colors, which is also a must-experience. Parking is aplenty yet paid. It's not a far walk from the light rail stop, so there's that option. The ticket prices have come down from when they first opened, offering discounts for locals in Colorado and annual memberships. If you're coming through Denver or live here, be sure to set aside time for this time warp!! read more

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Meow Wolf Convergence Station is a trippy, psychedelic sensory overload in the best way possible. Expect to wander through immersive rooms packed with vibrant art, bizarre films, and surreal, extraterrestrial storylines. It's delightfully kitschy, weird, and a whole lot of fun. Every corner offers something unexpected, with endless color and stimulation that keeps you exploring. Don't miss the gift shop either - it's filled with super unique and creative finds that perfectly capture the experience. read more

Meow Wolf Denver is amazing! The lobby feels like a train station, but when you take the elevators or stairs up you are in a completely different place! I love the trippy outdoor feel of one of the floors, there is also so much beautiful art. I've only visited the Las Vegas location, but this location felt like there were more interactive activities and little games! We could only spend a couple hours there so we barely scratched the surface, but we had a great time and I can't wait to come back to really get into the story! The only downside was that it was closed the afternoon we went, we already Ubered there too so that was disappointing, but it was because of a snowstorm and they opened that night which we were grateful for because we left town the next morning. Cool merch options in the gift shop too, we got a magnet and some bracelets. Can't wait to buy the Boop Card and come back! I feel like it would really take a full day to complete the story! read more

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The denver meow wolf was perfect to bring my mum to because it was not as claustrophobic as the one in Santa Fe! I'd say the Santa Fe one was more creative in that way with their space, but the denver one has variety and its own artistic inspiration. As most meow wolfs are - they will absolutely be crowded and it can be a bit stimulating especially because kids love it! Just be prepared or go on a freezing winter weekday when there will be less people. Expect to spend 2-3 hours here to see everything. Parking for the full day was only $10! Buy tickets in advance, I don't mind spending $50 to come here once in a while but it is pricey. Enjoy!! And host an art night after being inspired!! read more

This was such a cool experience, my friends and I went when we visited Colorado and all I can say is I wish they had this in the LA or San Diego area. We thought we would be there for a good 30 min but man was I wrong. It took us 3hours to get through everything, but honestly I wouldn't be surprised if we missed a couple rooms. It lowkey feels like back rooms but in a better way. Each room was breathtaking, I even had to take off my glasses so my eyes could capture the whole thing. Pictures don't do this place justice because you have to be there, one thing I didn't like were people would "hog" certain interactive things. There was this cool car you could go in and I kid you not a whole group of friends stayed in that car for a good hour. If you go, pls be aware that others may want to check out the cool interactive things as well!! read more

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It was my first time to visit a Meow Wolf. I did not know what it was before coming here. This immersive, walk-through art installation is massive. Overwhelming, it can be a sensory overload to others. It's interactive and you can touch a lot of things here. It's surreal, psychedelic, like a sci-fi/horror story. I don't think that it's a place to bring young children to. It was an experience to go here but I would not go again to another one. Would spend my money somewhere else. Not worth the hype. Not a fan, I did not appreciate it and found it very weird read more

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Stimulating place great for an indoor weather day. So much to see and love the unique artwork displayed here. Love how this is fun for everyone. read more

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Finally made it to meowwulf and was really disappointed. They limit ticket sales per hour to limit the amount of people inside. We came on a Tuesday and it was packed especially with children. The exhibits are either really cool or super weird. And the tickets could definitely be cheaper than $40+ taxes. But the biggest scam was being charged $15 to park outside. It is a flat day rate which was absolutely ridiculous. read more

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Be curious and leave your expectations at the door! We visited Denver almost exclusively to see Meow Wolf's Convergence Station. We've visited Omega Mart and House Of Eternal Return and Convergence Station was wonderful. I love that each exhibit has its own "flavor" and not simply a different "skin" on the same bones. The beauty of Meow Wolf's exhibits is that you can engage with them however you want! Go in with a curious mind and simply tour the various art installations. Interact with them! Go a little deeper with a QPASS card and do a few quests! Or jump into the deep end with your QPASS card an unravel the story of Convergence! (Be prepared to spend ALL day if you do this!) TIP: avail yourself of the snack bars in the Convergence Station to keep your blood sugar up and avoid the hangries as you explore! read more

Meow Wolf - Erk, an otherworldly character in the Convergence Station - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Denver, Colorado

We had a great time! Meow Wolf was listed as one of the top things to do when visiting Colorado. It was a little pricey but I feel with all the levels and rooms they have it was worth it. A different form of art from what you normally see. Definitely lots of creativity. They also have a shop and cafe/bar area. If you look on Groupon you may find a deal on tickets. read more

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This place is absolutely amazing! I'm adding photos to my review, but you really need to be there in-person to get the full experience. All the rooms are unique, and some are hidden or tucked away requiring a special code. Pull on EVERYTHING - there are doors hidden behind things you would not expect. Visit every nook and cranny for the tiniest details. I highly recommend purchasing a "q-pass." They cost only around $3 if I recall correctly, but they are very much worth it. You can tap the q-pass on various machines scattered throughout the Convergence Station to gather mems, which contributes to a larger story that ties together the entire Convergence Station. The world-building makes the experience even more enjoyable because we were able to spot small details from various characters and their stories scattered throughout the land. Completing the entire story took my group approximately 4.5-5 hours and was a lot of fun. My only qualm is that we couldn't quite figure out how the wall slimes worked. It seemed that you could tap your q-pass on them, then try to somehow follow their pattern to gain a mem? But none of us could figure out how to do it correctly... Luckily, you don't need to use all the slimes to complete the storyline. At one point, the story suggests that you use the slimes, but we were able to get around that by finding and tapping additional other stations to finally collect the mems we needed. Overall, the experience was great, and I definitely plan to visit other Meow Wolf locations in the future! read more

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This is the second Meow Wolf location I have been able to visit as my first one was in Las Vegas. We had a lot of fun. Our ticket reservation was for 10:15am and we arrived around 9:45am. There was a line already fromed to get inside as we got dropped off, so arrive early. Once inside, all the employees were friendly. We walked through security and then quickly made it over to the elevator that would take us to the top floor. Every room we visited was different and unique. There is soooo much to see and some you can even interact with. My favorite one was the convenience store - I thought was super cute. I hated the cathedral looking thing, just not my vibe. The laundry mat was also super adorable. Overall we had fun! It was a very unique stop and I'm glad we checked it out. We were there for about 3 hours. read more

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This was my second time visiting Meow Wolf, and I had just as much fun as the first time! It's one of those places where you can easily spend hours exploring. Every floor and every room has something unique and unexpected. Everywhere you look, there's something that grabs your attention. It's such a fun spot for the whole family, and they even have a café if you need a break or want to grab something to eat. We spent about three hours there and still didn't see it all! Definitely a place you can go back to again and again. read more

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This place was pretty cool, a lot of things to discover inside. Very doable to do everything this place had to offer in one day so if in the area and looking for something to do look no further then meow wolf it's a cool place to kill time and adventure in the walls of meow wolf. read more

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I came here for the second time and had a blast with my friend! We chose to purchase the $3 QPass and finished the quest in roughly 3 hours. The hidden story and art added to my experience. It felt like an escape room, except you weren't trying to escape. It was nice to come on a Sunday morning because it wasn't as busy as my first time here. We didn't purchase any food or drinks here, but it was nice that they had the option! This place is truly magical and out-of-this-world. Definitely worth a visit if you're into interactive and engaging art. It can be a bit of a sensory overload though, so plan accordingly! The only negative part of my experience was the $15 I had to pay to park right in front of meow wolf. That feels so pricey, especially when you are already paying for tickets! It's even worse if you come with friends in multiple cars...so be aware of that! read more

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This experience was very trippy and full of sensory overload. Every room was different and you just never know what is behind the door, under the staircase, or across the room. The details of literally everything was well-crafted. We were told that we can literally touch, play, and interact with anything and everything there and that's exactly what we did. We did not stumble upon anything that was broken, which was surprising and also very telling of the quality. We spent two hours here and can easily spend more if we did not need to go elsewhere. I highly recommend visiting this place! Note: The parking lot is NOT free. We received a ticket because we just expected it to be free since Meow Wolf is literally the only building in that parking lot. Also the signs for "pay parking" were not as visible as it seemed. read more

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My husband and I looved the Vegas location Omega Mart and have been dying to branch out to other locations and finally had an opportunity to do so! It's hard not to compare it to Vegas if you have been before but stand alone, this location is great! It is massive with so many side rooms, giant surprise installations and the level to detail is beyond impressive. If you are going just for visuals you will not be disappointed!! You can definitely spend HOURS here. My husband and I really got into the story line in Vegas and wanted to do the same here to try and solve it. The storyline isn't as good as Vegas for some reason. Maybe because it doesn't grab you as much and has a lot of moving parts making it almost a little too complicated. Storyline aside, the ending felt super anticlimactic... we even had to talk to a game master to figure out what to do next until she told us we completed it lol Regardless, I still highly recommend a visit! read more

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I have been to many different meow wolfs and decided to visit to check this one out. This place was just as cool as all of my other encounters with this company but I felt as though the other meow wolfs were more interactive. And I felt this place was more commercialized and more of an art gallery than an interactive art experience that they claim to be. But I still would recommend going if you're in the area. read more

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F O O D I got the chicken tacos and Adam got the Chicken Rice Bowl. They both were DELICIOUS!!! We literally went back to get the same exact dishes on our way out, only to find out the kitchen was closed (because it was so late). We just laughed at ourselves for not coming back to the food station sooner! But for real, their food is perfection!! Such great quality in everything they do here! S E R V I C E The people who work here are amazing and so helpful, from interacting with workers in the food area, to entrance area, to the gift shop, to the bartenders upstairs! Everyone here is so kind and genuinely wants you to have a great experience at Meow Wolf! A T M O S P H E R E This entire idea is beautiful. It's like being encouraged to keep using your imagination, to keep loving music, to keep being creative! I felt inspired and genuinely relaxed the entire time we were here! It was such a nice vacation within our vacation! I loved every bit of this place!! read more

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Came here on a cold day to get out of the house but have fun! This place was a trip and we enjoyed walking around here for almost 2hrs! We got the Qpass and travel guide and I enjoyed trying to scan all the Qpasses to gain memories, I loved how interactive this place was! Not only a story you are following but so many detours along the way! This place is so creative and nothing you can expect! We came on a Monday so it wasnt crowded, making it easy to explore and see it all! I would recommend getting the Qpass, you only need 1 per group! This is a kid friendly place too! read more

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I heard a lot about this place and everyone said it was fun so we went there. First it was a total overload to the senses so if you are sensitive to over stimulation don't go. When we went in we had no idea what it was about so we were very confused as to what to do. They need to have everyone start out with some more instructions other than what they told us as we got into the elevator. I finally found a screen and noticed a tutorial video. You are supposed to go around and scan your card at little screens to collect memories. When you have them all I guess you win. We never found them all or the ones that were broken you needed. The place is huge so it could take hours to find everything. What we saw was a ton of kids just running around and touching everything. The teens we were with got bored at about 2 hours. It a very unique way to spend time if you can handle the overload to the senses. read more

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Stopped in to Meow Wolf while visiting Denver. Going in, I had looked at the website and still wondered "what the heck is this place??" Now, I'd tell you, it feels like being inside of a movie. I didn't learn about Qpasses until after being inside for about an hour, so I just spent my time wandering the rooms. I have included pictures of 3 of my favorite rooms. If I went back, I'd try to figure out the mystery instead of just wandering. read more

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If you're a fan of Meow Wolf already, I think the Denver location stands up to the expectation! My first experience with Meow Wolf was in Omega Mart, like many others. This location felt equally as immersive and interesting. I loved the concept of the train terminals as well. I think at the surface level (and without purchasing the extra boop card), the art exhibit are impressive and large-scale, but it's hard to get an idea of any narrative without investing into this. If you're looking for narrative here, you should definitely grab that card! You only need one per group. I really enjoyed the story and the experience at this location. Some of the taps were definitely more finnicky, or not working overall, but ultimately this was not a blocker to our experience. We were able to complete the narrative through the experience in a few hours. Unforunately, the one experience we were unable to do on our side was the two robots in the ice room. There was always a long line for photos, and the instruction/steps to complete this puzzle were extremely unclear. They would really benefit from having an employee stand by this area to help explain the mechanics to folks that don't know better. We watched multiple groups attempt this without resolution. Meow Wolf, bring back your employees in these rooms!! They make the experience so much better!! Great gift shop, probably my favorite between the locations I've visited (Houston, LV, and now Denver). read more

Meow wolf was a trippy interactive experience! Definitely a great place to go if you appreciate cool art pieces and to just have a bit of fun. We chose the extra $3 option to do the interactive experience, however besides scanning the cards I'm not sure if anyone knew what they were supposed to be doing but I think that's the point. Regardless it was a fun time and a cool experience! Definitely recommend to at least try once! read more

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I'm changing my review in hindsight. The more I remember this place the more I think fondly of it. I keep recommending it so I obviously feel it deserves another star. read more

This place is very trippy. The creativity of the artists is truly amazing! There is a LOT to see and do and can be overstimulating at times. The purpose is to get "lost" in the experience so there are no maps available. The Q-Pass does add a fun experience while exploring the space, but I've also done it without the pass and it is still enjoyable. If you are looking for something that is fun, time-consuming (you can easily spend 3 hours here), and interactive, this is the place! read more

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I have been wanting to go to a Meow Wolf for years - exciting to finally make it to one of these unique experiences! Despite hearing stories about Meow Wolf, nothing quite prepared me for their true eccentric nature. Each niche of Convergence Station is filled with little easter eggs to find. We came in the afternoon on a weekday, and it wasn't that crowded. I'd definitely try to work your visit around peak times because there's so many different interactive things do to here, it's more immersive when you don't have to wait to take part. Give yourself plenty of time to spend here. We gave ourselves about 4 hours, and it still wasn't enough close to enough. There is just so much to explore, so many hidden areas to find. Definitely buy the QPASS card before stepping into the elevator for Convergence Station. You can use it to scan MEMport's throughout the experience, and slowly collect all the various memories to see the whole story of Convergence. They also have food and drink for sale inside the experience if you can find it. We got a spiked slushie, and it was a great treat to enjoy while walking around. Come prepared to take plenty of pictures and ready to explore. Find the hidden doors and codes - can you get into the pizza room or play the right combination on the organ? Enjoy, and have fun! read more

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Wow. I did not know what to expect from this place, and was so pleasantly surprised! Think of Meow Wolf as an interactive museum/"escape" room. Besides the sci-fi themed installations, there are clues hidden throughout that require you to wander and poke around the entire place. With that, I definitely recommend spending the couple bucks to get the QPass. We were only able to spend 3 hours there due to having to catch a flight, but could have easily spent 5 hours there attempting to accomplish the "quests". My only "con" would be that some of the exhibits in the lower section were clearly of a lower caliber to the main floor's. I really enjoyed just how unique and immersive this Meow Wolf location was. Will definitely have to visit their other locations! read more

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