This PBS Immersive Space is presented by the Klorfine Foundation, and overall it was a unique and thoughtfully curated experience. The immersive theater was definitely the highlight with cushioned seating throughout and even a boat installation in the center, which added a creative and symbolic touch. The memorial wall was also very impactful and gave the experience a deeper, reflective element. There was a VR headshot session available, which lasted about 5-8 minutes. It was a fun addition, though I wish it had been a bit longer or more interactive. Guests were offered complimentary red and white wine as well as prosecco, which elevated the atmosphere and made it feel like a well-rounded event. The gift shop also had a nice selection of souvenirs to take home. One suggestion for improvement would be the audio experience, having headphones or individual audio pods would make it much easier to fully engage and immerse in the content without outside distractions. Some things I learned: -Moon haze and calm sea made it difficult to see ice bergs. -On the fourth day the ship encountered ice. -Safety of life at sea convention SOLAS in 1914 Goal to increase ship safety and disaster survivability. -Turkish bathe heated pool and Persian cafe for 1st class. read more

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We did not know what to expect when we arrived at the PBS building. Built recently as an educational venue, it housed two immersive experiences; The Egyptian Pharaohs which we were there for and The Titanic. We arrived a little early and were directed into a small 360 degrees room which displayed an intro to the main event on a short loop. Our next stop was another room where we gathered and watched a short video about PBS. We then walked into the main event which was a very large 360 degrees room with bench like seating. As the film played, we were surrounded by music, colorful pictures and scenery of ancient egypt. There were smaller screens summarizing in writing each segment we were watching. In yet another room , we were told there were virtual reality viewers however they were not working that day so it was a bit of a disappointment. There was also a small gift shop and picture taking area. It was not exactly what we were expecting but it was very well done and very educational. I would recommend the experience to others. read more

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I had the opportunity to visit the Titanic exhibit at South Florida PBS. I found that the exhibit provided a great deal of information about the building of the Titanic, as well as what happened to cause the Titanic's destruction. It also gave me a lot of information as to why there were so many passengers who died. I want to thank YELP for allowing me to attend this informative presentation. read more

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Really cool experience. Do NOT bring kids under 16 years old. Remember you can stand during the video presentations. The seating doesn't have seat backs and can get uncomfortable. The show lasts an hour between the two sessions they show. Then after they send you to their shop to buy shit you don't need but you can take some cool photos with the fake statues they have there. read more

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This was a really nice experience. Who knew we had something like this so close to home? It's great to see places like this dedicated to sharing knowledge with others. The staff was very friendly, and the presentation they gave us was really enjoyable. I hope more people visit and support places like this so they can continue to thrive. read more

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The Pharaohs of Egypt exhibit has to have been one of the most beautiful things I've experienced. Such an amazing experience in such a beautiful space. Can't wait to see what other immersive experiences are offered in the future! read more

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Awesome Egyptian Pharaoh exhibit... PHENOMENAL!! sound, graphics...A must see! Beautiful setting. read more

South Florida PBS Immersive Space - Museums Near Me - Boynton Beach, Florida

Very cool experience. Great for history buffs and those intrigued by Egyptian culture. Multiple rooms to visit within exhibit. Check it out while you can! read more

This was a wonderful experience! Beautiful visuals, music and artwork. Very informative, I highly recommend! read more

I had a fantastic time visiting the new Egyptian light and sound show in South Florida. The show brings to life various aspects of Egypt in a thrilling 1 hour presentation, which for me is a great review of a lot of things I've learned about ancient Egypt. You can't always go to the museum, especially if there are none in Florida, and this is the next best thing and much more than that. Even in a museum you don't get to see the flushing out of Egyptian tombs, places, the flora and fauna, and the various artifacts from around the world brought together to create an exciting experience. read more

Nice. I liked the Leornado DaVinci a lot better. I wish it was more interactive. Nice to have it to experience either way

We seen the Egyptian Pharaohs in Boynton Beach. Very disappointed or maybe we just expected much more for what we paid for 55 minutes! Save your money and watch it in YouTube! read more

Fabulous exhibit. We'll worth it. Everyone should attend. Love it. Wonderful experience. read more

Disappointing.... Egypt Experience not as professional or educational as i had hoped. Felt like a scam. Easy parking though and friendly staff, good cause, but could have been so much better. read more

Incredible experience! Highly recommend. Both educational and entertaining. Lots to explore and interact with. read more

South Florida PBS Immersive Space - Incredible experience! Highly recommend. - Museums Near Me - Boynton Beach, Florida

Fabulous show. Just beautiful. Very immersive. Fun and interesting. A lovely afternoon. read more

Our visit to the Titanic Exhibit in Boynton Beach was truly a memorable and delightful experience! The three of us - longtime friends and retired colleagues of more than 40 years now living in Florida - met there and decided to fully embrace the spirit of the era by dressing in vintage-inspired outfits complete with elegant hats by Jill. From the moment we arrived, we were showered with compliments and even asked to pose for photos. It became such a fun part of the day and made the experience even more special. The exhibit itself was fascinating, moving, and beautifully presented. The artifacts, displays, and personal stories brought the history of the Titanic vividly to life. We enjoyed taking our time exploring each room, reading the stories, and imagining what life must have been like during that remarkable period in history. Dressing for the occasion added an extra touch of charm and truly made us feel as though we had stepped back in time together. This was the perfect outing for lifelong girlfriends - filled with history, laughter, wonderful photo opportunities, and unforgettable memories. We highly recommend attending with friends and making a full day of it, especially if you enjoy immersing yourself in the spirit and elegance of the time period. ~Frances, Nancy and Jill read more

"The Egyptian Pharaohs: From Cheops to Ramses II" was a scam for senior citizens that PBS wanted to shamelessly swindle cash from in lieu of their loss of federal funding. You sit in a small room with cheap projectors that displayed a less than hour long AI generated sequence of slop with no narration, and it cost $40 a ticket. Go to an actual museum or traveling exhibit. There was no informative knowledge, ugly visuals, cheap unfitting music and AI comprised the entire presentation. read more

This was very interesting albeit short. I was a bit underwhelmed overall but a cool experience nonetheless.

Loved the images reflected through the room. Would have liked more comfortable seating

I was disappointed compared to the other immersive experiences I have been to. However, I still enjoyed myself and it's great to support our local PBS read more

This exhibit was amazing! I highly recommend coming to this incredible immersive event. The photography was over the top. This is great for all ages! Very educational and completely captivating! The gigantic cinematography absolutely mesmerizing! 5 stars for sure! read more

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It was very short I mean, I liked it. They should charge the price of a movie ticket or something like that. But it's cool. I don't know if I'll go see the Titanic after seeing what that's about, unless it would be like if you're on the ship and they make it more like a two hour movie. I would rather it be like a movie for the Egypt pharaohs, showing the timelines and the different way of life through the years instead of just a visual immersion. read more

Such a cool experience! Absolutely beautiful and the photo booth is hilarious and we got great photos

Wonderful visuals! Loved the music. Could have used more narrative placards or even live narration. But had no idea Egypt lasted for 3,000 years! read more

I loved the experience of witnessing past civilizations. I also loved the gift shop and all the Egyptian paintings on canvas. PBS South Florida has their hearts open to help us see the past into the future. I love what the do and who they are. Thank you PBS. read more

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Entertaining and educational but. A bit chilly, dress warm. Does a very good job of moving through history.

Wonderful. Very entertaining. I learned so many things about Egypt that I didn't know before she made this really great experience.

I will not lie I thought this place offered more. The whole experience is sitting in a room watching a projector. After that I expected to see more but nope that's it. The potential of this place. $45 bucks for this is a scam Maybe they could add physical statue or coffins or a fake pyramid entrance to a tomb. read more

We wanted to see the titanic one while visiting from NY but it was sold out so we settled for the Egyptian Pharoahs. It was not clear on the website it was all "movies" and images - we were expecting a museum to explore. For the price this cost, it delivered little "wow." We walked in and the staff shoved us in a circle room with no explanation, we skipped over "area 2" it seemed which is the VR area and went into the big room which was an endless cycle of images and music with little explanation.we had to ask to go to the VR room, they weren't going to put us in there. This was so damn lame. Don't waste your money! read more

Interesting topic. Would like more about Cleopatra. The colors were vibrant and I liked how the images were on all 4 walls. Immersive as advertised read more

If you'd like to pay +$45 to sit in an empty room and watch AI generated visuals for an hour, by all means be my guest. It was extremely dissapointing and offensive to the Egyptian culture, artists and human society as a whole to even consider making this production the way it was executed (or more accurately, not executed) To rub salt in the wound, pamphlets claim that "it's fans and donators like you that made this elaborate experience possible" when not a single penny went into making a quality human-made experience. It's humilliating how little you think of customers. I would say be ashamed but I can't expect the team who made this to know any shame. A better way to spend your evening if you'd like to sit for hours looking at brainrotting AI videos, do so for FREE! by going on facebook. read more

I enjoyed the Egypt immersive show at South Florida PBS Immersive Space. The experience was interesting and visually engaging, but the absolute highlight for me was the interactive photo area I don't remember the exact name, but it's the section where you can take photos and it transforms you into an Egyptian character. That part was definitely the best of the entire experience. If you go, you have to take photos there it's a must and makes the visit even more memorable. read more

The images/videos were very cool. You feel surrounded in the story for a bit. It is a bit short but still cool. Worth it? I don't know, but cool. read more

The visuals are stunning, rich, detailed, and beautifully done, bringing temples, tombs, hieroglyphics, and the lives of the pharaohs vividly to life. It's immersive without being overwhelming, and the storytelling is clear, engaging, and thoughtfully paced. You don't just see history here, you feel connected to it. What really stood out was how accessible the experience is. Whether you're a history buff or someone with just a casual interest in Egypt, the presentation is easy to follow while still being deeply informative. PBS's signature quality shines through: well-researched, respectful of the culture, and presented with intelligence and care.This is a fantastic experience for adults, families, and anyone who appreciates learning in a visually powerful way. I walked away feeling inspired, informed, and grateful for such a high-quality educational experience. Highly recommend, well worth your time. read more

It was very informative and visually appealing. I only wish it were a little more immersive.

Everything was great. Visuals, the sounds and the graphics! Well worth the experience.

All I did is watch and watch. I thought we were going to interact with things but we did not. Go to a normal museum.

I give it a zero star! Horrible experience from the beginning! Not child friendly or have a place to change baby.