What an experience!…read more Went into this with very little exposure and I recommend you do the same if possible! As we entered, we were greeted warmly by the employee and checked in per our reservation (also highly recommended). After a quick safety video, we embarked on our 7 different installation journey. We absolutely loved how unique each room was! The level of immersion kept catching us by surprise. As we traversed and thought a specific installation was our favorite, we quickly had to change up our minds until deciding every installation was equally unique and in a level of its own. The worker(s) throughout the Museum were all so helpful, positive and caring. Definitely helped bring the whole experience together. This one is going on my must visit list for when in Vegas. Especially during the seasonal adjustments to the art!

Infinity Museum is a pretty cool spot to come and enjoy with friends and family. If you love taking…read morephotos and seeing amazing and unique designs this is the place to come to. I really enjoyed all the rooms and overall had a good time. We came here with four people on a weekend and it wasn't busy. Just be warned you can't wear high heels inside. You also will have to wear shoe booties on your shoes to protect the displays. We didn't plan this so we just wore what we were wearing. But if you want you should plan on wearing a cute outfit.

The exhibit is inside the Luxor and is a decent exhibit. There are some artifacts in there, but…read moremany of the items are recreations. It tells a good story and like the other places, you do get a character card when you come in so that you can follow them through the journey. Overall, it was great for a Titanic enthusiast that wants to be in the same space as some real artifacts and learn some of the deeper passenger stories. It is a little pricey for what you get so beware of that. The entire walk-through took us about 30 minutes.

Maybe just not might be my thing but didn't have the most awesome experience but it was definitely…read moreworth the visit to visit at least one in a lifetime. Enjoyed the interactive objects and history. But wasn't long enough and was mainly a back story of the people. So got me a little depressed so maybe that affected my experience. But the ice and large objects were very interesting. I recommend to try this at least once. You also get a card to see if your "person" survived. Mine was missing (body never recovered) and most likely didn't survive. Wife had a different person but same result. Missing and body never recovered.

Museum Fiasco is my second favorite experience at Area 15 after Omega Mart. It's a room with a…read morelight show. My first time here was 3 years ago and they gave out paper prism effect glasses. Now, it's plastic glasses but you need to ask them for it. The staff working the front was informative and very helpful, but she wasn't aware of the glasses. If they didn't give you glasses, make sure you ask for it!!! Pretty sure all the low ratings were because they didn't get the glasses. I only knew about the glasses because I done it before. The glasses enhance the experience 200%. Without glasses: Meh, it's nice but that's it? With glasses: THIS IS SO COOL!!! WOW!

[Disclaimer: taken from the web] "Museum Fiasco is an immersive audiovisual installation located…read morewithin AREA15, a purpose-built experiential art and entertainment complex in Las Vegas." Upon entering, they provide you with glasses to enhance your experience. It reminded me of a night club vibe. I liked it though my wife didn't as much since she is sentitive to light and strobing lights.

It's extremely gruesome and scary if you're into that vibe it was extremely interesting but im not…read moregonna lie I did feel a bit nauseous so..... it's not for everyone

This was a fun experience I've always been a fan on science and human body and this was so cool to…read morelook at. Honestly prob took about 30 minutes and if you don't want to see infants they have it so you can skip it. Roughly paid about 35 bucks

My daughter and I came here while out in Las Vegas. We…read moreordered our tickets online we had to pay $40 for parking at the hotel that was a bummer The museum or exhibit itself was easy to find and customer service was friendly We went in got to take our time to look and read about everything It's very interesting to see what a human is made of it really makes you realize how fragile we are how easy we can do damage to our body's You learn a lot There was a section that had fetuses but there was a way to go around and avoid it if it wasn't something you wanted to see. It took us about an hour to go through everything They let you take pictures and videos I've heard a lot of conversations about how they get the bodies it's hard to know what the truth is, but it was a learning experience and I thought it was done with respect it really does start a good conversation. I think if you're sensitive to these kinds of things it's best you don't go.

What an amazing experience! Learned so many new things that I had no idea about. A must to see and…read moreexplore!!!

TLDR - scroll to the bottom for bullet points. :)…read more I've gone back to Vegas about 6x in the past 30 years and when I do, it's on family business, in and out, nothing more. But when I found out about the punk museum, I put it on my bucket list. So, when I was out there last week, I was determined to get there. IT WAS SO WORTH IT. The website suggests reserving an appointment. It also highly suggests rideshare since parking is limited. I did neither. It was a weekday and I was leaving it up to fate. Anyhow, I totally understand why they make those suggestions. There are probably like 12 parking spots or so? And reservation ensures you a guided tour. Having fate on my side, I got a parking spot AND a guided tour by Rob Ruckus. He was already in the middle of the tour, but the front desk told me I might be able to catch up with the group - which I did. We got detailed history, some cool stories on Rob's own personal experiences and we even got to sit on and handle a few displays like Kurt Cobain's couch and Joan Jett "covid" guitar. I think you can hang out in social distortions livingroom set, but I wasn't there for that part of the tour. I spent a whole afternoon going through every display. It was an unforgettable experience and I'm so glad I took the time to visit it. - Founder is Fat Mike - which explains all the NOFX memorabilia lol - Friendly, welcoming staff - I think it was $50? I don't remember - to be honest, I didn't even ask the price. - VERY limited parking - clean and organized - bar, tattoo and music shop located inside the museum - guided tour - gift shop (gah I regret not buying the tiki cup!) - restrooms available - 2 story buiding of history and memorabilia.

Fun museum and if you love punk rock this museum is perfect for you. I'm a local and I was so happy…read moreto come here on a local day. Right when you enter, it's the gift shop with lots of cool merch and souvenirs to buy. The museum is 2 stories and it took us about 2 hours to go through everything and depends how much you want to read everything too. There's a lot of memorabilia from the Ramones, NOFX, and some pop punk awards from All Time Low and Green Day. It was really cool seeing all the old pictures of rock and roll. There is a bar to grab drinks and a tattoo parlor upstairs. I definitely recommend to come check it out if you want to feel nostalgic about old punk bands.

The Museum Of Illusions is located on the Las Vegas Strip somewhat close to The Aria. Parking is…read morefree to locals in The Aria. The Museum is interesting and roomy enough. I didn't feel crowded in or crushed anywhere. There were many interesting photo opportunities. It was GREAT of the museum to notify you about some rooms that might make some people feel unbalanced. I didn't feel bored here. There was enough here to enjoy yourself. This is a place that anyone of any age can enjoy. A BIG THANKS!!!! for the locals discount too!

I did not want to have to write this review twice, but here goes…read more Total waste of money. They use surge pricing so if you go without tickets they will screw you royally. In our case, I am a local, I went with my 5 year old grandson and my 81 year old friend. I had a chose of not going in or paying "VIP" PRICING -- $82 per ticket, no local discount, no age discount. What do you get? Shorter line to get in -- for a moment -- then you merge with everyone else. You wait on same lines for slides, ice cream, etc. The quality of that ice cream is average, the soft serve is below average, the topping cheap. I had expected - and I read a lot of about it -- a fun experience, with good ice cream, and highly engaged staff. The staff was fine, however, they were more like crowd watchers than engaged staff. They fooled me once, and they will never fool me again. However, AREA 15 is well worth it in so many other ways.

Such a cool place! Whether you are a fan of Evel Knievel or like me where you know a little about…read morehim and think he was cool. This place did an amazing job of chronologically displaying all of his triumphs, failures and injuries and everything in between! Super interesting, with short videos throughout, you really end up realizing he did A LOT more crazy stuff than you thought you remembered. I would highly recommend stopping by and checking it out if you are in the downtown area!

My expectations were definitely exceeded. I am 62 yo male from KC and my wife is 56 yo from Spain…read more Also with us was my 65 yo sister from Dallas. I expected the 2 ladies to be bored, but they really enjoyed it. First, the staff and docents were super friendly and knowledgable. The location is great - in the Arts District between the Strip and Fremont Street(we had a great lunch right across the street before our tour). Entry fee is very reasonable, especially for Vegas. The exhibit is split into 2 parts. Part 1 starts with Evel's youth. Then, once he became a daredevil, the go year-by-year through his career with each year in a separate "room". I really liked that each year had a board showing what else was happening in the world to give context. Another big positive was all of the short video clips scattered throughout the exhibit - they put a lot of effort into gathering TV interviews and other video for us. There were also a lot of his motorcycles interspersed in these yearly rooms, so you could see the photos, watch the videos, then turn around and 3 feet away is the actual motorcycle you just saw in the pics and video. You could see when he went from riding Triumphs to Laderas and then Harleys of different models. The exhibits had great graphics with the main points pulled out of the text of the readerboards and splashed across each exhibit. Standing next to the Snake River Jump X-2 cycle was really cool - I mean it's right there in front of your nose so you can really look it over. So many great artifacts, and displayed really well with very good lighting and backdrops to make it come to life. Part 2 was a big single room that held Evel's semi-tractor trailer and other vehicles. It also had a VR simulator where you sit on a motorcycle and go through a recreation of a jump he did. It costs an additional $15, but I felt it was worth it. My wife and sister passed on doing that. The gift shop was good, but they were out of my size in the 3 different t-shirts that I wanted. I found another one I liked in my size. They apologized and said that they had 700 people for their Grand Opening 3 weeks earlier, so they cleaned out of some sizes in some of the most popular designs. They had a life-sized model of the famous Evel Wheelie Motorcycle toy that I always wanted as a kid. They actually sell the toy in the gift shop, too (but I didn't buy one). We spent over 2 hours there, and surprisingly I was the first of the 3 of us to make it through the exhibit - the ladies lingered longer than me. Bathrooms were clean and new. They sold refreshments in the gift shop, too (important since it was 114 degrees that day). But despite the heat outside, the air conditioning was working well. Other than being out of my size on the t-shirt that I wanted, everything else was just really top notch. I highly recommend this exhibit when you are in Vegas - you won't be disappointed.