My first Meow Wolf experience was in Denver and I had a blast, so I was really looking forward to a new Meow Wolf when I got to Las Vegas. Omega Mart was probably my favorite experience on the trip. My wife and I got really into the storyline and spent an entire afternoon solving one of the big mysteries. Omega Mart is a lot smaller than the Denver location, but I found the stories a lot easier to follow. I also liked that you could buy items from the Omega Mart in addition to the regular gift shop. Also, don't sleep on the cocktail bar and don't be afraid to try the Windex-blue-colored old fashioned. read more

A little on the pricey side--but definitely worth doing at least once in Vegas! Our whole family had a blast running around and exploring the venue. Art installations are always so interesting and fun--definitely a great family friendly stop off strip! read more

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Meow Wolf for our party of six equated to one thing: a waste of money. The entire time, I felt like I was missing the joke--or maybe lacking some intellectual capability required to understand what everyone else was apparently experiencing. I finally went to Guest Services and genuinely asked, "What am I missing?" Their response was basically, "Nothing. It's subjective, and you get what you need out of it." Well, I guess I needed nothing. I know plenty of people absolutely love Meow Wolf, and clearly it's an experience that resonates with some people. Unfortunately, none of the six of us were those people. We walked out confused, underwhelmed, and wishing we had spent the money elsewhere. read more

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I've seen Omega Mart on social media for so long that it made the experience slightly underwhelming for me. Perhaps I hyped it up in my own head for too long... I bought the all access pass through Area15 so that meant I wasn't restricted to a specific time frame to enter. In comparison, you could also purchase a timed ticket through Omega Mart Meow Wolf's website itself. Regardless, I went at opening and there was already a line forming. It wasn't clear what line was what (just one big line), but once it started moving, they asked who had a timed ticket vs. who had an anytime ticket. Once you go in, if you want to do the storyline, you have to pay for a $3 card (which subsequently you can scan at the various computers throughout Omega Mart). Even at opening, I thought there was a lot of people. However, it was nothing compared to when I left (around an hour later post opening). Once it's packed (especially with tons of kids running around), it gets significantly harder to go through the storyline. I do think it's worth doing once if you're curious like I was. It's definitely a cool sensory sci-fi like experience. There is also a bar but I was too early. Come early! read more

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Meow Wolf is a really challenging thing to describe, but I am really glad I decided to go. I definitely can't give it five stars because you have to pay even more to access additional experiences and the accessibility is really limited to able bodies only, and likely certain weight limitations as well. We stayed 2 hours and I am pretty sure we got most of the rooms. We had to google the bar location because we were thinking about it too hard. They do want to make money off the bar of course. I had no shame and asked for my picture in many locations since this is a good instagram worthy location. The biggest draw back are the accessibility. You really do need to be able to climb around, go up and down narrow stairs, walk on uneven surfaces, be ok with strobe lights, wavy hallways, mirrors, crawling, and every other ability you can think of. Some rooms I wouldn't go in due to anxiety (the fog maze) and had to run through like the strobe light room. The plot may be hard to discover without YouTube research even if you spend all day watching the clips and reading everything. This place is massive. Very cool experienced but definitely for a specific group who can really get through it. Not only was the price tag high but the extra pay access is unnecessary in top of the $55 entry! Really cool if you think you can get through it! Super fun read more

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I visited Meow Wolf's with a few coworkers, and we had a good time. It's a fun, trippy, immersive experience filled with hidden doors, interactive rooms, live performances, and surprises around every corner. There's alot to see and explore. I wish there were more actual activities to do other then spinning a wheel or hitting buttons. It's located inside AREA15, which has plenty of parking and several other attractions nearby. There is much more than a themed grocery store it also has a bar, a gift shop, and other rooms. Admission isn't cheap, but worth it for the creativity and the overall experience. read more

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(+) Unique is an understatement. Interactive, immersive, almost like an escape room but more for exploring than trying to leave. Some of the rooms are very stimulating! (+) Usually I just like to dive into a new place without much expectation but doing some research & downloading their app ahead of time was a good move. Finding the different passageways and hidden easter eggs was really fun. (+) Line to get in wasn't too bad, try to go get tickets in advance for an early time slot and avoid crowds. (+) Lots to do and see, highly recommend purchasing the employee card to do the quests. Didn't really need to purchase 1 per child, we ended up just sharing one throughout and sticking together. (+) Staff is super friendly and helpful, don't hesitate to ask questions or request some hints if you get stuck with what to do next. read more

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My family and I came into the experience with no awareness of what has been posted on social media about this place. After we passed the entry way, we werent sure if the whole experience was the fake grocery store concept. Apparently, the bag check in the front of the mart advertised a $3 immersive scavenger hunt experience that could have connected all of the exhibits together more clearly. Oops. We didnt find out until later there was a fantasy/sci fi story line! So be on the lookout for that. We started our journey crawling through this tunnel and ended it exiting the refrigerator. We approached omega mart like a nifty art museum. Lots of neat things to look at and touch. Was disappointed to see that a lot of the fake grocery merchandise that was tempting to buy was not available to purchase. And what was was very overpriced. Additional warning for people who are sensitive to stimulation Omega Mart has a lot a lot of different colors and lights read more

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Meow Wolf's Omega Mart is an immersive experience located inside AREA15. There are multiple locations throughout the country with this one in Vegas. If you're not a Nevada resident you have to pay $7 for parking. There are a variety of experiences including but not limited to axe throwing, arcade, laser tag, and golf. You can bundle different experiences together when you arrive which could save some money. We just went to the Omega Mart which was $60 per person. Just note that the earliest you can come before your scheduled time is one hour. You first start in a "grocery store" and there are secret entrances to the real experience. It feels like a mix of Stranger Things, outer space, and mad scientist lab. It was mostly exploring and touching stuff; it was a lot of sensory overload with lights everywhere. I read beforehand that it was recommended to get a boop card for $3.25 but we were told by the worker that it was "mostly reading" so we ended up not getting it. Along with that there was also a speakeasy behind the grocery store serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. We ordered the meowjito ($17) and happle juice ($17) which were the two most popular cocktails and were good. It was estimated to take about 1.5 hours to explore everything but we only spend about 30-40 minutes. I'd recommend coming earlier because once it's busy the experience ends up being mostly just walking behind people. read more

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I been excited to visit this place for a long while now It starts off very much like a supermarket that's on acid lol which was great but you can tell this place is getting worn out by all the people coming in and out it's starting to show the wear Some areas were closed off like the slides and oh man I'm shocked people haven't fallen or gotten hurt on those steep metal stairs But there are a lot of fun areas you discover One we laughed at a lot was the strobe light room and the guitar string one The hidden bar was cool It's kind of a one and done place but you could in theory spend half your day read more

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Okay, I've been to Santa Fe location & Denver. Both are so much better & bigger than this. I was in complete shock because it's Vegas!!! It's pretty small & overpriced for what it is. The other friends in our group have been to the other locations & thought they were also a lot better. The building this place is in is really cool. But I'd probably give this place a pass & not recommended. read more

Last year, I had several friends or family members who went to Las Vegas and came home telling very vague stories of this Omega Mart grocery store that sells bizarre products and has hidden portals and secret rooms. I later learned that this is interactive art at its finest in Las Vegas. On a recent trip to Las Vegas, my friend and I decided to give it a try and see if it lived up to its hype. We purchased our tickets online in advance and selected a specific day and time to go through the experience at AREA 15. We arrived in time for a 11:20 AM entrance to the Omega Mart. I brought an empty water bottle to fill up inside AREA 15 as I knew I'd get thirsty (and you're not supposed to bring full water bottles or other food or drinks into AREA 15. We went through a small security station to get inside, and then we were let loose in the most unusual grocery store I have ever been in. I was told to expect to take at least two hours and perhaps three to four hours in Omega Mart. You could buy an "Employee Card" for additional access to different features. I was told before I go to just enjoy the experience and not to overthink things. If I went back a second time, I may want to really dive into the story that we were following which went over my head on my first visit in such a short time. Some people buy passes to keep going back over a season. Definitely be prepared to touch things both in the store and in the various portals. You never know what you may find yourself controlling. It may surprise you how different the store itself is from the various portals. During the summer, there are even characters that you can interact with in the portals. Otherwise, I don't think it would be appropriate to discuss how to get to any of the portals or what to expect in the portals themselves. I will post some images of the incredible artwork you may see should you find the correct portals, but finding it and making sense of it is up to you. Think of the story as a mystery, and don't start too late in the day as you may get tired sooner than later. Also, have fun looking closely at the items in the store as the items are very creative. You can even purchase many of them as souvenirs. Also be on the lookout for a secret bar hidden in one of the secret rooms. The Omega Mart experience is Meow Wolf Las Vegas as an immersive art experience. There are other Meow Wolf experiences around the country. You can learn more about Meow Wolf Las Vegas at https://meowwolf.com/visit/las-vegas including buying tickets and learning what to expect. Though you may find the cost to be quite high, definitely give it a try at least once for the unique experience! read more

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Sounded good with all the hype. It is indoors and unique, but also expensive. Two tickets for just the mega mart cost over $130. They do a poor job explaining the passes at the front door. The exhibit is behind a wacky supermarket. It kind of drags on with lots of small rooms created by artists in big rooms that don't make much sense; there's no explanation of what the art is--it's just there, and you walk from room to room to experience it. It feels more like it's for kids. While some of it is very unique, it also feels old, tired, and worn out. A couple of rooms make sense, but most seem like the artist was simply given a room and told to go for it. The vibe is dystopian and colorful. There are sounds and sights, but it gets old quick. There are bars outside and food courts, but I honestly don't see the appeal other than it's indoors during 100+ degree days. read more

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I stopped by here as my partner wanted to check it out, she's been to the other exhibits but not the one in Las Vegas and wanted to check it out. I didn't know what I was expecting, and we got in around 4 pm. I personally found it pretty nice, it has a lot of amazing things that would interest people who love the small details, but I personally felt a bit overwhelmed. I believe people who enjoy a lot of things going on around them and the lights would really have a go at this place, my partner said she could spend hours in here but I personally didn't find it as entertaining, lots of cool stuff and things to explore, and a very cool show that occurs, if you are also into following clues and trying to solve whats hidden, this is your place. read more

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This was the one thing my 12-year-old son was most excited about on our trip to Las Vegas. The online descriptions of it being an art installation are vague by design so you don't know what to expect. It's an immersive experience that's part interactive art exhibit and part scavenger hunt, with a story that unfolds as you move through the different rooms. We purposely went in knowing very little, and I'm glad we did. It took us about 45 minutes to get our bearings and figure out how everything worked. At the start, you're given a key card that lets you interact with different checkpoints throughout the building as you uncover the secrets of a mysterious corporation. We completed the adventure in about two hours, following the clues from room to room. This was unlike anything I've ever experienced in Las Vegas and ended up being one of the highlights of our trip. If you're looking for something completely different from the usual Vegas attractions, it's absolutely worth checking out. read more

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I have no idea how I managed to skip leaving a review of one of my favorite art venues. So, I'll start by saying that I learned about Meow Wolf in 2017 at the Oregon Eclipse Festival where they had small tea houses and possibly other art installations that I thought were cool. Fast forward to now, and I've been to the OG House of Eternal Return in Santa Fe twice, Omega Mart twice, Radio Tave in Houston, Convergence Station in Denver, and I look forward to checking out the Grapevine Tx and LA locations. So, all that to say, I'm a fan! And so far, Omega Mart has been one of my favorites. I absolutely love the grocery store and all the humorous products in front, and I fully enjoyed all the areas to explore through the soda fridge portal (and other ways back). I like the art installations and various rooms at this location, y'all there's a Laser harp... I mean, come on! That's cool. It shocks me that this location has a 3.6 rating, however it is likely the most visited Meow Wolf of all the locations due to being in Vegas, and not everyone is going to "get it" or enjoy it. It has reached the tipping point. The funniest reviews to me are the ones where people said they were bored, like right away. How?! There's quite a bit of content to absorb and so many details, many of them hilarious. My senses are definitely tapped into, in the best way, at any Meow Wolf and I appreciate that. After all, as Dorothy Parker said "The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity." Coming to any Meow Wolf with the intention to explore it, is by far the best way to approach it IMHO. There are generally storylines that can be followed at each location but I like to wander and see what I see. Because this location is in Vegas and the price is more than other cities, it will have more scrutiny to feel like it was "worth it", and for me it has been. Thanks Meow Wolf for building & making interactive spaces for people to love it or hate it. But either way it's an interesting place for art and a welcomed break from the mundane/ everyday way of seeing reality. I have no doubt I'll be back to Omega Mart. Maybe next time I will get a boop card and follow the storyline to experience the space differently than before. Plus, there's a speakeasy bar called Datamosh that I missed the times I was there, so I'll look again and stop in for a drink for sure, since I loved the interdimensional honky-tonk dive bar hidden inside the Meow Wolf Houston, Cowboix Hevvven. read more

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3rd visit this summer '26, kiddos are making progress on the interactive story using the "boop" card. Behind the pharmacy there's a speakeasy called Datamosh, great place! They had several live performances also. Quirky and fun. Try the moon or bog water lol. read more

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Think, abstract art museum, hands-on Avantgarde rooms, hallways, and exhibits, with a lot of visual sensory overload, an amazing world of abstract, modern sci-fi like artwork around every corner and every room, as if you were immersed into another world of the future. If that sounds appealing to you, you'll probably like it, for me it was interesting and unique from an artistic perspective, but not impressive to me. When you first walk in, come to a huge wacky/mad Libs like, mad magazine, cheeky, like humor of artistic mix Of art and souvenirs. You go into a number of the different entrances, to boil the whole experience down for you, it's a decent size, two and three level style museum that has unique, abstract modern artistic art rooms, corridors, and spaces, full of eclectic futuristic/science fiction abstract artwork, art pieces, painted walls, and an overload of visual stimulation every where with a running storyline to find out as you go through and explore everything. It's almost like you're on a futuristic sound stage at a movie studio. If you enjoy a hands-on museum, unique experience, all abstract, modern eclectic, designs, and mazes, and walls everywhere, then you'll probably enjoy this. It's unique. Overall, I give it a C+ if I were to given a letter grade. But that's just me. Go watch it on YouTube. You'll get the idea. read more

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A unique and fun experience!!! There is so much to see and explore. Definitely go for the extra $3 Boop Card - I feel like the experience would have been lacking without it. We went right when they opened at 10 and I really noticed a difference in the crowd level by the time we finished - so go early! I wish we could have gone a little bit deeper with the story! read more

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While in Vegas, my daughter wanted to check out the meow wolf in Vegas. The place is huge! Far larger than the one in the original in Santa Fe, NM. They generally have a story but we couldn't quite figure it out. We were there for hours. Every door with different effects, open the soda door and walk through. Every space different from the next. There are more options to pay more for other areas but we didn't do them. Omega Mart was hilarious. There was even a bar with unique drinks. Definitely a fun place. Give it a try when in Vegas and you don't want to gamble this is great for a fun and adventurous day. read more

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After seeing so many videos on TikTok, my teenager and I were really excited to visit Omega Mart. Unfortunately, it didn't quite live up to the hype for us. It reminded me of watching a movie trailer that shows all the best scenes, only to find the full movie isn't quite as exciting. We spent well over $60 on admission, and after walking through the store and exploring for a while, we found ourselves wondering if that was the entire experience. It wasn't until a friendly lady told us about the interactive cards that we realized there was more to do. The cards were only about $3, but I honestly think they should be included with admission. After already paying that much to get in, it felt odd to have to pay extra to unlock part of the experience. My teenager completed the interactive portion fairly quickly, so while it added something extra, it still didn't make the visit feel worth the overall cost. I will say the creativity is impressive. The fake grocery store products are hilarious, and there are plenty of clever details hidden throughout that made us laugh. The artists clearly put a lot of imagination into the attraction. For us, though, it ended up being a one-time experience. If you're already planning to spend the day at Area15 and enjoy the other attractions there, Omega Mart might be a fun addition to your visit. As a standalone attraction, however, we didn't feel it was worth the price. Looking back, I think we would have enjoyed spending that money on the Museum of Ice Cream instead. read more

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I think it's great. Lots and lots of photo ops. They have a timed entry so there's no bottleneck getting in. The girl in the gift shop is phenomenal. Watching her with other customers, some of them needing extra help with things, was so reminiscent of times when people really mattered to businesses. Security, or maybe just helpers (?) have the patience of a saint. I got lost twice, and they helped me find my way. Granted one guy told me to just wait in the gift shop because everyone ends up there eventually. Well, yeah, after they're done which takes hours if you're into it. There's secret rooms, secret passageways, inside jokes, a treasure hunt type thing where you get your card scanned at each stop, and gift shops. The MeowWolf stuffie we bought was $30, but I don't think you'll find it anywhere else. Little fidget thing, like a Rubics Cube but more..... not cube? was $30. Even after it was solved it's fun to mess up and try again. The entry gift shop has all kinds of funny products, and some food that if you move has hidden things to see. It was fun. You can get your hand stamped to go to the food places. Prices are INSANE. No really. Trust me on this one. There is a place inside the area, but they had like three things. One is macaroni and cheese. lol. Very random. If you have kids expect them to be excited, have a fantastic time, but they'll be ready to leave long before it feels like the entry fee is worth it. There are rooms with flashing lights/seizure warnings, and a couple that made me feel a little dizzy. If you follow the loose story there's a computer to get your card stamped. Took someone in another group to catch it for us. Parking lot is large, locals park free. When we were there there wasn't even a setup to charge anyone to park, but I don't know if that changes. Our maps was wonky, but I'm seriously directionally challenged so maybe it was me. All in all I'm glad we went. read more

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I was honestly surprised to see the mixed reviews on this one - but I think Meow Wolf is very much a "you get out what you put into it" kind of experience. If you go in expecting a quick walkthrough or something you can half-pay-attention to, I can see why it might feel confusing or underwhelming. But if you take your time, start opening doors you're not sure you're supposed to open, and actually lean into the story and details, it becomes a completely different experience. There's so much layered into it visually and conceptually that I found myself going down rabbit holes (sometimes literally) trying to piece things together. It's chaotic in the best way. That said, it's not my favorite Meow Wolf location overall - but I still think it's absolutely worth a visit if you're in Vegas. Even on the lower end of their locations, it's still one of the more unique immersive art experiences you'll find anywhere on the Strip. read more

My friend, husband, and I were all really excited to check this place out. The theme is super adorable, and the people who have created this are clearly very creative and also dedicated. We got the omega mart card which turns it into an interactive exhibit with a mystery to solve. At first, it wasn't super clear, but once we got things rolling it got more and more clear. I will say the interactive game had you go up and down the stairs A LOT!! This was tough on the knees since the stair are so steep. My husband really loved it and said he could've stayed longer than we did. They have the main mystery to solve and then lots of other little challenges that the employees can give you. Overall, we had fun, but I wouldn't pay the price it is for it again. I might check out some of the other exhibits though. People said good things about the John wick one!! read more

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This is not a place for everyone. I'm a fan of art, especially funky immersive art experiences, so I had a great time visiting Omega Mart-Meow Wolf while in Vegas. The price does seem a bit steep initially, but putting it into perspective a 60 min escape room is $40-$45, so it seems on par. I got lucky with my timing and there weren't many people there when I arrived. I feel like this elevated my experience as I was free to explore the rooms and passageways with a clear view of everything. I think if it was really crowded when I had gone, I wouldn't have enjoyed the experience as much. There are a lot of staircases going to and from various places, but there is also an elevator to access the 2nd floor for those who don't want to or can't use the stairs. It's advertised as a family friendly venue, and I did see a lot of kids running around having a great time going through the secret passageways and rooms. However, as a parent, there were a few things I would consider before taking a child here. It's a very stimulating environment. There are a lot of different lights, sounds, things to touch and explore, tunnels, passageways, staircases, secret doors, rooms with strobe lights, fog lights, video effects, etc. There is also a lot of art, and I did see some children appreciating the art, while others seemed not to notice it and were just focused on the passageways and running in and out of the different rooms. If the draw is just going through the passageways and different rooms, I can see how one could get bored pretty quickly and the entry fee wouldn't seem worth it. Also of note, there are tunnels on the 1st floor that come out on the 2nd floor, so if you have a young runner, there is potential to get separated. I think this would be good info to have on the website for parents to consider before choosing if this experience is right for their family. There is a bar here that serves both alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks. I got an orange creamsicle and it was fantastic. There are also restrooms on both the 1st and 2nd floors. All the staff seemed friendly and helpful during my visit. The location within Area 15 is perfect and offers a number of other entertainment, dining, shopping, and drink options while there. read more

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If you believe Omega Mart is merely a bizarre grocery store, you are making the same catastrophic error that I did. The supermarket is only the entrance. The products lining its shelves are brilliantly designed and absolutely hilarious. Take your time examining the labels because nearly every item contains another joke or disturbing corporate secret. If you see something you want, buy it immediately. Many of the products sold inside Omega Mart are unavailable through the website, and once the portal closes behind you, returning may no longer be possible. Beyond the store lies an enormous hidden world filled with secret passages, surreal rooms, interactive displays, strange machinery, and entire areas waiting to be explored. Do not visit expecting to glance at a few funny groceries and leave. Wear comfortable shoes, charge your phone, and prepare to investigate. Our group spent approximately three hours inside. We moved slowly, took plenty of pictures, and explored as much of the back areas as we could. You could rush through it more quickly, but that would mean overlooking countless details--and possibly the clues necessary to escape. I was the lead scientist assigned to Operation "New Rainbow," an unauthorized experiment designed to create a stable passage between dimensions. The portal activated successfully. Unfortunately, it opened inside Omega Mart. My group believes that I returned with them. I did not. The man accompanying them is not me. I remain trapped somewhere behind the meat counter, where the hallways rearrange themselves every seventeen minutes. The employees continue insisting that I "have a fantastic day," but their smiles never change. There is no sunrise here. There is only the music, the fluorescent lights, and the endless announcement that assistance is needed in Aisle 7. Omega Mart is one of the largest, strangest, and most creative experiences in Las Vegas. Give yourself several hours, explore everything, and purchase your souvenirs before they disappear. Five stars. Please send help. And whatever you do, do not trust the man wearing my face. read more

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Omega Mart at Meow Wolf Las Vegas is the weirdest, funniest grocery trip you'll ever take. Step into a quirky supermarket stocked with hilarious fake products -- "Plausible Deniability" detergent, spider-free cereal, tattooed chickens, and endless punny labels that crack you up. But poke around (freezers, vending machines, glowing portals) and it explodes into a massive, trippy immersive art wonderland: neon landscapes, secret passages, mind-bending rooms, and chaotic creativity everywhere. It's interactive, story-driven, and Disney-level detailed with pure playful absurdity. Plan 1.5-2+ hours. Tickets start around $45-60 (check current prices). Pro tip: Go with an open mind, crawl through holes, and boop everything. Perfect escape from the Strip. If you want something original and laugh-out-loud fun in Vegas, Omega Mart is a must. read more

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I had experience Omega Mart when it 1st opened with my son when he was much younger and we had a blast. I always had wanted to go back again and we just went this Jan 2026. We purchased tickets online and were able to get a locals discount. Upon checking in security did a search of my bag and we went through a metal detector. They scanned our tickets but never asked for any sort of ID to verify my local status. The tickets are still way too expensive and almost cost $100 for two people to get inside. We still spent around 3 hours exploring around and had a good enough time. All the slides were closed which was a total bummer. They look so cool and then it is a bummer to see they are sealed off. We purchased a boop card for a few extra bucks and that added a little more fun to the experience. There is an entire story line to the place about a missing girl with clues and quests, but we didn't do all of that. They have a lot of really cool led type experiences, noise maker machines and art to experience. There is a bar and restaurant inside which we didn't use. There are elevators, stairs and bathrooms on both floors which were clean. They also have drinking fountains and you can refill your own water bottle. They had a mobile bartender serving drinks, but we don't drink alcohol. This is just one experience now out of a variety of cool looking experiences at Area 15. We definitely want to come back and try some of the VR experiences and zip line, but I think twice was enough on Omega Mart. read more

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I had always wanted to go here for years now and finally getting the chance to go has been a dream come true. Omega Mart was everything I hoped for and more, you start in a seemingly normal grocery store until you start to realize none of the products seem normal!? Then you notice some of the walls don't connect and different passage ways start to form; you go to grab a cold soda from the freezer and unbeknownst to you it becomes a tunnel into another dimension! This place is perfect for families and is very inclusive for the adults too offering all kinds of drink options of the 21+ variety. Once you get past the wacky grocery store you begin an adventure in a completely abstract world with multiple interactive features, activities, and even quests depending on the package you choose. I recommend spending extra to get the vip package in which the actors send you on a quest that ensures you see every inch of this giant art piece. For my 21+ audience I recommend taking a "herbal"gummy before plunging into this amazing experience read more

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Saturday, 3/14/2026 - OMega Mart, Las Vegas, Nevada. Address is 3215 Rancho Dr #100, Las Vegas, NV 89102. Learned you don't have to buy the package deal to enter OMega Mart, unless you want to do all the attractions.. You can buy a separate ticket to just enter OMega Mart. We choose to only do OMega Mart. That took us 4 hours in there. Lol. Glad we didn't buy the package deal one. We'd have not been able to enjoy all the other stuff and wasted money. Tickets to enjoy just OMega Mart is $61 per adult. If you have time, go earlier in the morning and get the package deal so you can do way more. Pros: When I first arrived, I didn't know that i can just get tickets to go into OMega Mart. It's my first time there, so without thinking, bought package 1. When I got to OMega Mart, the lady gave me a sparky remark that OMega Mart isn't part of package 1. So I went back to look carefully at the different packages and realized my error. I asked this lady and explained to her what happened. She kindly pointed me to the service desk and they can help me. The guy was sooo nice!! He joked with us and gave me a full refund. Then he told me that if I just want to go into OMega Mart, I can just get tickets just for that and pointed me exactly where to go. I'll check my card in 3 to 5 days to see if I got the credit. I'm glad he shared that with me. OMega Mart was pretty large and there's a lot to do. read more

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Ease of purchase of tickets: We grabbed a Black Friday special for VIP tickets which included a lanyard, special pin, card and a drink. Reservation: reservation was made and was easy to use and understand! App: downloaded the app, never used it. Arrival. The VIP entrance was clearly visible and labeled! We walked up without waiting and entered with ease. We were promptly greeted. It was very easy to use the cards and to play along with the story and solve the mystery. Somethings were a little harder than others to locate and figure out, but it was really fun! I noticed a lot of people mindlessly walking through not noticing there was an actual "mission" to complete. It requires a great deal of up and down stairs and different areas. It was a fantastic way to get steps in without calling it exercise! I loved that there was hand sanitizer all throughout the entire building! The restrooms were clean and facility was kept very orderly. Employees walking around and standing around were great at giving clues, answering questions and assisting with whatever was needed! The pharmacy (the bar) was great!! We really enjoyed the creative menu, and had an adult lunch able with it! Service was friendly and fast! The drink was a good pour, I enjoyed the guava mojito! Everything was very clean! Time spent: Even though it was on the pricier side, we enjoyed it because it took about 3.5 hours for us to complete the mission, make sure you a lot an appropriate amount of time! Some time was spent mindlessly wandering and reading the products! Show up with a sense of humor and enjoy the labels!! We spent a lot of time reading the product labels and sharing in the humor that was created! read more

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Well that was different! Fun immersive environments to explore here. It starts off with a weird grocery store where you mill around until you discover the entrances to the other stuff. There is a whole other thing going on here that is worth exploring. It's ok to hang out and spend time here and you need to in order to appreciate the work put into creating this place. Highly recommend. read more

Psychedelic. Surreal. Absurd. Interactive art. Tattooed deli meats. Gender Fluid Lavender & Lemon Sparkling Water. Cheesy sci-fi movie come to life with parallels to Stranger Things. Trippy, far-out fun. These are just a few descriptions (and grocery items) one might use to begin to explain the epic wonder of this "inter-dimensional" place. It's like a sarcastic supermarket in the front and Salvador Dali party in the back! Follow along on the scavenger hunt (with or without the Omega Access Card) for clues pertaining to the drama and disappearance of the Dramcorp family members and employees, tap into your spiritual side by contemplating the possibilities of Source and meditating by the neon river, or just enter with an open mind and prepare to dazzle your senses. Budget at least 2 hours or more to browse and explore, depending on how deep you're willing to dive into the details and also to check out the art, shops, bars, and cafes surrounding the shared space with Omega Mart (no ticket required for those). Wear comfy clothing and shoes as there will be optional climbing, steep stairs, and tight/low spaces you'll want to explore on all fours. That being said, there are elevators and bathrooms (and a bar) inside The Mart, making most of the space accessible to visitors of any age and those with limited mobility. Do keep in mind, NO strollers or large bags allowed so pack light and keep little ones closely supervised. You have no idea what's in-store for you! read more

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Fun destination excursion here in Las Vegas. Mostly accessible. Saw lots of people with crutches and some wheelchairs. It was fun and there are so many things to do and also lots of activities that are passive with just watching the experience. Family friendly and fun for sure. Be careful with the metal sculptures outside. They can get really hot read more

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I originally visited Omega Mart in 2021 and just explored the art installations and rooms leisurely. It was a really cool experience and we took a lot of photos. I recently visited again with my husband and we decided to pay $3 for the boop card to play the storyline game. Firstly, we arrived around 10:20am for our 10:40am time slot on a Friday and it wasn't too crowded yet. The crowd did start picking up around 12pm. We paid for parking through a QR code. For this visit, my husband and I spent 4 hours because we got really into it. The boop card allows you to play along with the story of the art installation which is actually pretty intricate and well-thought out. Each room of the Omega Mart carries secrets and has a purpose to finishing the game. Once we finished it, we found the game keeper who gave us additional scavenger hunts. We were running all over the place and got quite a sweat in. Once we called it quits, we pretty much knew the place like the back of our hand. During our scavenger hunts, we took a break and hit up the hidden bar area called Datamosh that's just to the right side of the omega mart grocery store. My drink was delicious and really fun! Overall, I think this experience is well worth the price if you're willing to play with the boop card as you will get more out of the rooms and have a mini sci-fi adventure. read more

Omega Mart - Meow Wolf - The Source at Datamosh - Art Museums Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This was the perfect addition to a 1 night stay in Vegas. There was a horrible wind storm so this being all indoors was perfect. It took about 2 hours and we fully enjoyed it. It's the kind of experience that your curiosity gets you and makes you want to check out all nooks and cranny's. Once it's done it felt anticlimactic. Probably won't go to this exhibit again but it was done extremely well. The hidden passages are fun and not knowing what comes next is exciting. Once you complete it you figure out the lay of the exhibit and that is why I feel 1x is best so you aren't bored read more

Omega Mart - Meow Wolf - Room - Art Museums Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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We visited Meow Wolf in Las Vegas with my boy Sean who absolutely loved the Omega Mart. I was honored to meet Professor Steve who is one of the great architect and inventor of the processing factory. A genius in own right! It is a surreal immersive experience with some fun interactive environments. My head was spinning after awhile as it is maze-like, and highly interactive. I am sure I missed some spaces. But Sean did all the stations and ultimately became an employee of the Omega Mart corporation. But he rescinded the offer as he refuses to support the mega exploitation of this large enterprise. Tickets pricing quite expensive at $68 for an adult and can be purchased online. And of course the place was packed as it is Thanksgiving. A lot of tourist coming from everywhere around this time of the year. Overall a fantastic experience for teenagers and young adults who love to stimulate their little gray cells. read more

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My boyfriend and I had gone on a date here when we visited in January. We're the type of couple that loves to explore so this was definitely up our alley. There's no signage in the parking lot on where to enter for Omega Mart so we were confused but once we found it, it was fine. I thought the fact that you are actually in a market with stuff you can actually buy was so cool. The place does have a lot of walking up and down stairs so I'd be cautious. Also has a lot of strobe lights and is pretty dark. I wish the storyline on what Omega Mart actually was was clearer because I didn't fully understand what the whole point was. In my opinion it's a place that's full of color great for curious minds. It's a place where I'd say going once is fine enough. Definitely worth experiencing yourself because every experience is different. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. read more

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Omega Mart is the Vegas installment of the Meow Wolf. I was surprised to see semi low ratings here on yelp, but Meow Wolf exhibits are weird, so if you aren't into weird, you just won't get this place. I've been to Omega Mart twice and also been to the Santa Fe and Dallas exhibits each once. If you're into to cool strange art and trust to solve a sci-fi like mystery, go Check out Omega Mart.l or any Meow Wolf. Lots to explore and interact with. On my 2nd visit to Omega Mart I was able to solve the full puzzle. I actually kept my ID card from my first trip a couple years ago, but it did not save my progress, so I did have to redo some tasks They also have a bar, I got an add on drink with my last visit and enjoyed the cocktail very much, you can walk around with it too. I do recommend sanitizing and washing your hands regularly as there's lots of things to touch, stay clean folks while you explore some weird. read more

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It's a cool museum with a story line. The price of admission is too much though, $61. Overall a fun experience worth trying once. read more

Omega Mart - Meow Wolf - Art Museums Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada