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    4.7 (79 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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    Natalie H.

    Super fun, very friendly people, so many spots to take cute pictures and convenience was kept in mind when setting this place up, tripods, ring lights, and even a blue tooth button to capture pictures without using a timer or having to touch your phone. Overall an awesome experience!

    Heather H.

    Celebrated last day of school here with my four kids. I love sharing experiences with my children. This was definitely a fav of theirs! My oldest on the way home said "best day ever!" It's beyond a visual experience, it's also an interactive one which is so much fun for kids. It's not that big of a place but it's just enough themed rooms to be worth the money. I highly recommended going during the week so it's not so crowded. I like that they have halo lights at each of the displays. The banana swing, mirror room with glow balls and the tub were the most popular with the kids. Definitely a must do if you live in south Florida or your just visiting. Make sure you know how to parallel park LOL! It's mostly street parking. Another reason why I prefer to go during the week.

    Ricardo B.

    We had friends visiting from out of state when we decided to go down to wynwood and this place showed up. Figuring it would at least save us from the heat, we went on a Friday. (Great choice as I'm sure weekends must get packed plus entrance is more expensive). The place features a lot of small backdrops to take selfies, many with selfie ring lights too. From donuts to pay phones to hanging bananas, let your imagination run wild and take as many selfies as your heart desires. It was a lot of fun and we will definitely be back on another week day now. This time, we are taking the good camera (which is allowed). Have fun, enjoy, take all the selfies you want and laugh. Don't forget to smile!

    Chloe P.

    I had a lot of fun for my birthday. Some of the stations or props weren't in the best condition but it was so much fun and a lot of cute photos were taken! Definitely made for a memorable time.

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    Monica G.

    I went yesterday to the grand opening of the Miami Selfie Museum. It is not quite a museum but more like an interactive place where one can take selfies with a variety of backgrounds. Yes, you read correctly, if you are a fan of taking selfies and pictures with cool backgrounds, this is your place. It is very similar to the Museum of Ice Cream or Candytopia if any of you visited these places.. They have 25 installations throughout the "museum"... a Blue room, banana room with a swing, a bunch of Angel Wings, a bathtub, bubble gum room, dark room with mirrors, green screen and many more backgrounds. The fun part is coming with your friends that have similar interests and like taking pictures. DO NOT bring someone here if they are impatient or do not have the patience to stand around and take pictures, they will be annoyed. If you do come alone, the staff is really friendly and they will be more than happy to assist in being your photographer. We left cracking up and we did have a good time and took a bunch of selfies for the gram. Only thing I did not like is the $27 entrance fee in which I think is a little steep but hey if you think your selfies are worth $27 then go for it. They are located in the heart of Wynwood right on 25th st. Street parking only which can be a hit or miss.

    I spent an afternoon there last week and had a blast! I had the place to myself (It's by appointment only, from what I understand) and enjoyed being able to freely explore all the different themes. The front desk manager is friendly and checked in on me several times, making herself available to assist, if I needed it. I recommend bringing several outfits (I brought 2) which will make the experience even more enjoyable. So, on a Sunday afternoon, if you need something fun to do with a group of friends or alone, Peach Museum should be on your list!

    The place was more fun than the image would suggest!
    John R.

    I guess you could spend the allocated hour here. Heck, with some shot setups I have seen in the random walk of life perhaps that would be possible doing one scene depending on who you are. For me, it was more of a curiosity so in the end I was wondering -- is that it? Did I have fun? Yes. Was it something unique? Yes. Did I get some great photos and brought back fun memories? Yes. Was it worth the $29 or whatever they charge to get in for the hour? Well, for me, I guess the answer would be yes as well, but your mileage might vary.

    Barbi B.

    I loved this place! I didn't think I would get good pictures because I went by myself but they gave me a tripod to use! They also had lockers I could store my stuff in for free, so it was super convenient. Sooo many scenes to choose from and ring lights in many places that you could use to help change the lighting. The sky is the limit here for fun photos!

    Jessi M.

    This place is so awesome! There are so many backdrops that it could take you hours to get through. It wasn't crowded at all and we felt comfortable taking as my photos as we wanted. The lighting is great and the backdrops are super creative! There's also several prop to use so you can get even more creative. We didn't even make it all the way through the museum on this visit but knew we'd be back to start the other way next time. I'd recommend bringing an outfit change if you want to make a day of it. It's totally worth the cost of admission. The girl at the front was super friendly and let us do what we wanted. I like how there aren't people breathing down your neck with unnecessary rules. You're free to do what you please and will feel totally comfortable doing your thing! What a great concept! I can't wait to come back with my bestfriend from out of town!

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    Samantha Q.

    My friend and I love hosting our birthdays together. Such a great option for getting all your girlfriends together to take awesome photos. Highly recommend stopping in on a group outing.

    Deonna E.

    I had so much fun at the Selfie Museum! We booked our tickets online which made checking in quick and easy. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful! The installations were very unique and great for adding a pop to your social media!

    Elizabeth L.

    It's very pricy $30 per person but I like how even if you go by yourself they give you a tripod to borrow or they can take the photos for you! And I like how they don't rush you out so you can take all the photos you want

    Christina Y.

    I loved it here! I arrived early on a Monday morning and practically had the place to myself. The backdrops will bring life to your social media and the staff is very nice and helpful. They provide free lockers so you can place your handbag, change of clothes/make up etc. Fun for the whole family.

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