(5/5) The Museum of…read moreIllusions was one of our favorite attractions in Las Vegas! It was so much fun for both the kids and adults. Every room had something unique, and we found ourselves laughing, taking tons of photos, and trying to figure out all the mind-bending illusions. The staff was also friendly and even helped us take some of the best illusion pictures. Admission: Tickets are around $40-45 for adults and $33-38 for children (ages 5-12) when purchased online. Kids 4 and under are free. Hours: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 12:00 AM, so it's easy to fit into your schedule. Parking: We found the easiest place to park was the Aria self-parking garage, with an easy indoor walk to the museum. You can also park at the Cosmopolitan or 63 CityCenter valet, but all charge for parking. Nevada residents may receive free or discounted parking at some garages. Best Ages: I'd recommend it for ages 5 and up. Younger kids can still enjoy parts of it, but older children, teens, and adults really appreciate the illusions and interactive exhibits. Tips: * Plan to spend 45-90 minutes exploring. (Museum of Illusions Las Vegas) * Wear comfortable shoes since you'll be standing and walking through each exhibit. * Take your time--many illusions look even better through your phone camera than in person! * Let the staff help you pose for the illusion photos--they know the perfect angles. * Go earlier in the day if you want fewer crowds and more time for photos. If you're looking for a unique indoor activity on the Strip, this is absolutely worth it. We had an amazing time and would definitely come back!

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.

Quality/Quantity - What a positive experience! And free, well the concert costs, but the Dead…read moreForever Experience is free. They are performing at the Sphere. 22,000 sq ft of interactive exhibits. One bar and lounge area on the second floor. Which of course, I did not discover until the end, lol. Non profit and other causes to support, see pictures or websites. Plenty of expensive merchandise to purchase, long lines, etc. Guitar displays, art displays, history "museum", etc. And of course the dancing bears (by Soundman Owsley Stanley). Atmosphere - See pictures. Two entrances, one on each floor. So many photo opportunity choices. Service - 5 stars, everyone was friendly and inviting. Price - Free experience. $$ for concert, see Sphere. Owner Comment - Thanks for the amazing event, set up, and experience!

Cool space with lots of art and photos for any Dead fans in town, whether you are headed to see…read morethem @ the Sphere or not (and if you are not, GO!... OMG, the show is beyond...). There are lots of photos from the decades of Dead and associated band shows, a mini mock-up of the Wall of Sound (how insane would that have been to actually see [before my time]?). Pick up T-shirts, posters, ect, check out a tape head's (the tape head...) partial collection, and a couple of interactive exhibits.

I was invited to attend a private art auction featuring artist Chris Derubeis. Several of his never…read morebefore see works were showcased, with one selling for over $17,000. Two other pieces painted by renowned artist, Peter Max sold for over $40,000. Chris is truly a visionary and a master craftsmen. His and other artists works are featured at Parkwest Galleries inside Cesars Palace. If You're a lover of art I recommend you visit.

Came in too look at the paintings and when we walked about halfway thru the store a lady stopped us…read moreand asked us what we wanted to buy. We told her we were just looking and she said we weren't allowed to "just look" we needed to find something we would want, we could give her a budget and she could help us find something. We asked how much and she said the lowest would be $500. We said again we are just looking and she told us we had 5 minutes to look and if we were still there we would have to buy something. I didn't hear her say that to anyone else coming in and seemed very racially motivated. Do not recommend

I didn't think Bellagio Conservatory can impressed me again and they did!…read moreFor the last 4+ yrs, I usually try to see when the conservatory changes the layout each quarter and each time, I'm wow'd by the presentation each time. This time, the garden layout is so full on the floor and up to the glass atrium. There are 2 areas that you can booked for private dining. I love that beautiful treehouse life dining. Always tons of ppl and so fun as each person enjoy what they are seeing. The details on each of the animals. The beautiful variety of flowers. Love it. Recommend: go on the weekdays or earlier in the morning to avoid the crowd.

Always a beautiful garden Always a great sight to see here…read more This time it's animals all over! (July 2026)

(+) Unique is an understatement. Interactive, immersive, almost like an escape room but more for…read moreexploring 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.

My family and I came into the experience with no awareness of what has been posted on social media…read moreabout 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

"I would rather die of passion than boredom. I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than…read moreto love people. If you hear a voice within you say 'you cannot paint,' then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced." Vincent Van Gogh Van Gogh painted as a way to make his inner soul happy and shine. He painted from the heart. He loved nature, the night and the mundane things in life . Just people watching he did this as his art of painting! A troubled artist that "painted," a man who did not know he was talented! Come and explore his life through an immersive experience of art . The world of Van Gogh comes to life here. You can feel the world, the power of his life and art with real life. The music and artist who painted the famous Starry Night . Stand strong within the brush strokes of his art. They have given Van Gogh a chance to shine . Now I've been questioned on the value of this particular experience. For someone who doesn't put a value on an event, price is not an object. For the main purpose of attendance to this event was for my daughter. She has been wanting to go here and price an object for her; let's just say, "it's going to make her happy, it's happening." Sometimes my young daughter is plagued by troubles of the heart from the past. She can relate some of the pain of her childhood to Van Gogh perhaps . Here we sit together and experiencing life together . No matter what your situation or circumstances this particular show will show you moments of a man that never achieved anything until he pasted. He left lost pictures that can be viewed now here in this immersive event . The staff was warm and welcoming. Thank you to everyone involved for your support and time for an incredible experience and event. A tribute to the amazing painter of Vincent Van Gogh .

Captivating blend of art and technology, seeing masterpieces like Starry Night, Sunflowers, and the…read morebedroom come alive through animation, music, and light. The swirling skies and bold brushstrokes flow across the walls, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that captures Van Gogh's emotional intensity. It's particularly impactful for those interested in the emotional story behind the artist his struggles, passion, and unique vision. It may not replace seeing original works in a museum, but it offers a memorable, sensory-rich perspective on one of history's most influential artists.

It's always fun to stop in this beautiful little art gallery in the Bellagio hotel!…read more We were in for a bit of a sticker shock this time because there were no more discounts on the price to get in! The amount we paid had almost doubled up to $25 for a senior It's always a small but potent show at this gallery, and this one was no exception. It was beautifully curated and explained. It featured examples of animal mummies from ancient Egypt, as well as beautiful examples of Greek sculpture, and even early Christian sculpture. We also enjoyed the part of the show that demonstrated how x-rays were used to reveal what was inside the mummy wrappings of these beloved and revered animals. This gallery is like a mini-museum and is well worth the time to explore if you are in Las Vegas.

April 2026: There was an animal mummy exhibit this year. Really interesting exhibit of animal…read moremummies from Egypt! There were coffins, tombs, and mummies of different animals.

What a cool way to spend some time doing something different…read more Initially we were gonna head to Museum of Illusions. Then, looking outta our window- I saw Paradox Museum! Quick search on Yelp & Google, and knew this was gonna be THE spot. With down time finally in our favor, we stopped by on a Monday afternoon. Took the elevator up and paid at the register. I asked if cash and/ or card are accepted, but it's card only. There are complimentary lockers available before walking into the museum. Watch the quick 2 minute video and away you go. Next to every display or immersive exhibit, you can read what is happening. And why you are experiencing this special effect. It's a great flow of exhibits. And if one particular area is crowded, you can continue on exploring. And return back to the previous one. Staff is so friendly with photo opportunity suggestions. * Restrooms are located near the slot machine/ pole dance area! There are WARNING signs if you have sensitivity to flashing/ strobing lights. Some rooms can be a bit darker while throughout the museum is well lit. The optical illusion to some of the exhibits can cause dizziness. Even the graphic geometric patterns you'll see throughout. Very budget friendly. And from a previous review I read on Yelp, you can also find discounts directly on their website. You'll exit at the gift sho

11.1.25 I'm usually…read morenot a museum person, but this one completely won me over. My sister and I had a blast exploring the exhibits--and thanks to the super helpful staff, we snapped some seriously cool photos along the way. Some of the illusions still have me scratching my head, and I love that. Hands down, this was one of the most fun and fascinating museums I've ever visited. Highly recommend!