Just saw their MGMT show on Saturday with some friends. Overall, it was a great 4.5/5 experience, and I recommend it wholeheartedly. The show itself is priced at $9.75, which is fairly reasonable for an evening out. Even though it was a late show, a decent amount of people turned out so I'd say arriving 20-30 minutes early is going to be the sweet spot; especially if you want to lie down on the center, rather than being stuck on a seat (why they bother with seating is something I frequently wonder about.) If you're only buying tickets to the show, you are made to stand in the cold outside until it begins, so I recommend bundling up. Once we got inside, there was a small table where you could buy concessions, but the selection was not great. Honestly, you're better off eating beforehand, but it's not a particularly long show so it's not painful to wait. The spots in the center fill up quick! Really, it's very popular to bring some blankets and pillows and just chill. Once things get started, you quickly settle in and adjust to the atmosphere. The acoustics in the room sound gorgeous- it's loud, but not ridiculously so. It's highly immersive as you're watching the simple laser patterns blend into an ethereal, perception-deceiving dance. It starts out nice and slow, but as the songs get more complex, so does the laser show. At one point, I had to look around just in awe of how they designed it. However, at about 30 minutes in, I was ready to jet. When they start introducing the lower-hanging lasers (?) that shoot across the room, it's not as exciting. For one thing, you have to crane your neck to look behind you and it can get uncomfortable fast. It's just not as compelling as the dome-focused section. Regardless, it was very enjoyable. I felt at one with the music, and my friends had a blast as well. Will definitely come back at least once a month. read more

I went to see Laser Wall.It was pretty unique and fun.A bit overwhelming, but overall good. I loved, that they have a variety of music i would definitly go to another one. It is kinda pricey thought, and when we got there we had to sit in the chairs cause all the floor was taken up by all the numerous teenagers and their blankets and pillows. read more

We went and saw Laser Daft Punk. Yes that is a thing. And yes I was so tired that I fell asleep during it. Was good, but I think the DJ/VJ/LJ? needs to update his Daft Punk library. read more

Thanks to the CityPass we got to see the MJ show free. OMG! What an awesome show! The quality of the show was beyond my expectations and the show lasted nearly an hour. WOW! read more

this place is as good as it has always been. we went to the laser led zeppelin and it was by far the best of the Laser shows i thought. here is a list of what i think are the best of the shows i have seen. 1)Led Zep 2)beatles 3)both pink Floyd's 4)sublime. read more

we went there for the EDM show last night expecting a bit too much. It's a great place for young kids or teenagers or if you are on a date. Unfortunately, I was pretty bored and almost fell asleep. read more

Incredible! I think the Queen show has the best music and the Beatles show has the best laser graphics. I only went to the half-shows on the weekend and want to see the hour shows now. You can't beat the price with a baseball bat. I only paid a dollar for each show (during the day.) read more

Attended an event here. It was a really cool venue. The staff was helpful and the exterior grounds were really cool.

This is by far one of the coolest things to do in Seattle! I have been multiple times and am never disappointed. You can either sit in chairs (which is lame and uncomfortable) or lay on the ground. You can even bring blanks and pillows if you want to make that a more attractive option, but even without the goodies I urge you to give it a try it makes the experience all the more intense. You should go early to get prime seating. This is definitely a must-see for visitors and residents a like! read more

This place is awesome. The sound system is incredible and although I was a little worried I would get bored of looking at lasers for 45 minutes, that was absolutely not the case. The visuals are really entertaining and easily keep your attention the entire time. $9 a show is a pretty good deal for a fun thing to experience in Seattle. Bring a pillow if you want to use the floor space to lay down, but the chairs lean back and are pretty comfortable. We saw Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon, and it didn't disappoint! read more

My friend from Montana wanted to go see Laser Dark Side of the Moon, which I have not seen despite living in this city for 25 years, so we went and took our daughters (ages 10 and 14). Having read other reviews, we took pillows and got in line a bit early in order to assure that we had a place to lie in the center of the laser dome. What a great, inexpensive experience! Most of the crowd appeared likely to have not been born yet when Dark Side was released, but this did not diminish their enthusiasm. Since I am old enough to know what track leads off the B side of the vinyl and have listened to this album hundreds of times, I wasn't sure revisiting my youth would be all that wonderful, but I have to say that it has been many years since I took the time to really listen to the rich diversity of sounds compacted into Dark Side, and the laser artistry was quite impressive. During the first track 'Speak to me' i was briefly worried that the whole laser show would be highly repetetive, but actually it turned out to be quite diversified, with each track having its own unique feeling and sets of laser patterns including, spirals, vortices, double helices, fireworks, sunbursts, cultural symbols, and many others that defy easy description. Some of the laser patterns seemed to fit the music better than others, but since this is probably highly subjective I'll spare the reader my comments on particular combinations. It was hard to refrain from singing along on Great Gig in the Sky, since the movement of the breath seems so central to the experience of this song, but I managed to spare my fellow laserheads the indignity of my singing. All-in-all it was a relaxiing trippy hour or so enjoying great music and a rainbow of lights that made me feel much younger. I may take in some more laser dome shows in the future. My friend and I clearly enjoyed it more than our daughters, who thought it was "OK". Clearly the music had no context for them, and they might prefer a show with more familiar or more current music. That said, I don't regret exposing them to this wonderful show. read more

Tl;dr version at bottom. The bad points first; not bad to me, but may annoy some: 1- Price. $5 per person on Thurs, but around $9 per person Wed, Fri. Sat. and Sun. (though per person, $9 is only for your first show, it's $5 for additional shows) 2- Time. The showtime posted is when the line enters the Pac. Science Center gates, not the time the show itself begins. 3- If you're very allergic to fog (propylene glycol fog) don't go; there's a fog machine, and it gets used as part of every show, though most of the fog ends up up in the dome. There ARE strobes in the show, but not rapid-blink - they'll use a single flash in certain spots. That all said: This is a wonderful show. The screen is a huge dome, and viewers can sit in fairly comfortable theater seats at the back, or lie flat on the floor at the front and look up. Bring your own blankets and pillows, and be aware that the front is usually a sea of teens making out, or texting (until the usher spots them and tells 'em to knock it off). Pick your favorite music and go; if none of the choices are big faves for you, pick something you at least like and, chances are, the show will make the music fun. There's a huge bank of speakers at the front, and the sound is LOUD, it'll make your whole body vibrate - if you need earplugs, they'll happily give you some if you ask at the concession stand. And there IS a concession stand, in the lobby, with the usual bottled drinks, candy and cookies. It isn't terribly expensive, either. This is a LIVE SHOW. Walk up to the booth in the back, and you'll see a big control switchboard. If it's Fri. or Sat., the guy in the booth is John AKA Ivan; Wed. or Thurs. it's an associate of his. Only the basic effects are pre-programmed onto a tape; the 'laser artist controls colors, position, image splitting, movement and special effects like the front and side lasers, stars and 'fuzz filters'. It takes a bit of experience to do this. Not only do you have to know the music, but you'll notice there's no mix-console light - Ivan's rule for all performers is hands on the controls, eyes on the dome. They have to memorize the control panel! Every show is a little bit different, too. The laser effects are seriously cool, and you really, really don't need to smoke a bowl to get into this stuff. If you really must, though, please don't try to sneak one in the theater - they WILL toss you out. Seen it happen many times. All showtapes have encores built-in. They won't play them, though, unless you shout "More!", clap, hoot, holler and be a live audience. Earlier shows usually run one encore; midnight shows may run two and I've seen three for very enthusiastic audiences. If you liked the show or have questions about it, go talk to whoever's in the booth after the show. They like to hear from us viewers. Great for bringing visitors from out of town, especially if they're huge fans of, say, Daft Punk, Michael Jackson, Floyd or Led Zeppelin. Daft Punk show has been modified to include a tiny bit of TRON: Legacy stuff. List of what's playing on which nights is on the web site. Also: I went in a few weeks ago, and Ivan told me someone realized one of their speaker cables was installed wrong for many years - their subs were running at half power. There's a big difference now; I could feel my CLOTHING moving from the power, and the bass made the seat vibrate under me! It used to be powerful, but it's even better now! Basics: Awesome LIVE show. VERY loud (free earplugs available) and uses fog and single strobe flashes at times. Junk food available, not too expensive. Don't need to get high to enjoy this. Make some noise at the end if you want encores, and clap a lot, 'cuz the guy or girl in the booth is actually doing stuff to make it better. read more

I was greatly disappointed in the Michael Jackson laser show on 12.21/13 @4:45pm. Maybe I just had preconceived notions of what it would be. They have straight back theatre seats. I was sitting basically in the center of the dome. It was 30 minutes long. To see the full effect, you have to lean way over backwards into your neighbors chair to see the entire screen which is uncomfortable. I THOUGHT it would be a video of MJ singing and then having some type of laser display going on. Nope; no video. About 5 or 6 songs were played with half of the songs having cartoon-like digital images going on. The other half actually had the kaleidoscope stuff going on. I actually only wanted to see the matinee laser show but I had to buy the exhibit ticket so overall it was a waste of $20.00. read more