Immersive Experiences

Went with a big group of friends and we had a blast. The light show is wild—my buddy kept trying to take selfies but the moving images made it tricky. Not many places to sit, so we just plopped on the floor. Could use more info about the artists, but overall a cool spot for an afternoon.

Took my parents here on a rainy day. Super cozy inside and the projections are beautiful. Sound was a bit loud at times but not too bad. No wait to get in, which was a plus. Would go again for a new exhibit.

Went with friends, fun way to spend an hour. The Van Gogh section is especially good. Gets crowded but worth it for the visuals.

Unique experience, especially if you like digital art. The Van Gogh sunflowers are my favorite. Gets busy but worth checking out.

Came right when they opened and it was super quiet—recommend that if you hate crowds. The digital art is impressive, especially the way the music matches. A little short, but you can loop back around if you want.

EPIC show! The music, lights, everything just works. Went alone and had a blast. No lines on a Tuesday evening. Would recommend to anyone.

Honestly, the visuals are next level. The Picasso section had these GIANT faces that kinda freaked out my little brother but I thought it was cool. Got in quick, no line at 5pm. Would skip the gift shop, pricey and nothing special.

I went solo and just let myself sink into the colors and sounds. Not usually my thing but I left feeling inspired. Bring headphones for the metro after, the music will be stuck in your head!