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    Dreamwalk Park

    4.7 (27 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 10:30 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Sophie J.

    It was absolutely AMAZING and unreal!! I went there on my birthday and the scenery and robots in there are so cool. Theres a little thing where you can complete a puzzle to get a prize at the end with UV lights. (Cost extra) Also, theres really pretty interactive things there. You can use a wristband (Maybe cost extra? Forgot.) to interact with the stuff that has like tiny fake animals and aliens inside that can move around. Also, theres an alien dude there that's nice and interacts with guests, and hes funny. If you wanna go somewhere full of sci fi and beautiful, I would 100 percent reccomend Dreamwalk.

    Nycole R.

    It's apparent that someone put in a lot of effort into the branding, the experience and the game itself-from the moment you're in line to when you finish the quest, it's otherworldly. For that, it's totally worth it. You wouldn't guess that you're tucked into the corner of a shopping mall (except for some small windows at the beginning of the game that look right out into it). Word of caution-there are flashing lights and uneven surfaces, so if that affects you, be aware. I did not previously have problems with this, but it triggered a little vertigo for me. Bummer, I would have loved to have stayed longer, but I was pretty dizzy. The black light clues are cool-although the "expert" level one was a little more challenging than most littles might be interested in. It takes a while to decode the messages and kids might lose interest before they get the message. There are a couple games for the younger kids that are much easier. At the end, there is a little arcade, but there wasn't anyone really staffing the merch desk or any staff members around anywhere, so we weren't sure what to do. So, we left. Maybe that was part of the game-you have to figure out where the people in charge are. Ha! Regardless of the challenges I personally faced, I still recommend this as a date night adventure or something to take the older kids to for a family fun night.

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    Valerie Y.

    Very impressive! This experience is very well designed from start to finish, with tons of interactive experiences and cool sights and sounds along the way. You get a small blacklight and 'access card' to interact with things, including the 3 optional quests. If you complete the quest you get a small prize at the merch counter at the end - apparently everything at the merch counter is made locally and/or by staff. My group of 3 (parents + 10 year old boy) spent about 80 minutes here. You can definitely go through faster if you want. We all loved it! I have been to Meow Wolf Omega Mart in Las Vegas, & Dreamscapes locally. Dreamwalk's production value definitely rivals Omega Mart. I highly recommend visiting Dreamwalk Park! It only gets better the farther in you go. No water or bathrooms inside. You have to climb flight of stairs during the exhibit - I'm not sure if there's an accessible route. Plenty of free parking around the mall. We were able to buy walk-in tickets but you can reserve specific times ahead too.

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    Hannah S.

    Total and absolute immersion - from the space portal jump to all the different alien worlds to the shady robot space port at the end - This was one of the BEST man made experiences I've ever had - I loved it even more than Disneyland lol! There are so many different "planets" and alien worlds to explore - with tons of hidden treasures and gems and lots of fun puzzles - and if you solve them all you get to pick some prizes when you leave. They even have various cosplayers walking around and really helping immerse you in the worlds. And the music and all the sounds and light shows are fantastic as well! Hard to choose a fave - I loved it all - but the space port at the end with DJ Algorithm and the robots dancing at the bar and all the games was just so fun! I felt like I was living in a Star Wars fantasy world lol! We went as quite a large group - there were 8 or so of us and we had such a blast as a family! I'm a huge sci-fi fan so this was definitely like living the dream for me haha! And I think they change up some of the themes and actors and such so you'll have a different experience every visit. Making reservations online was easy - they have you choose time slots but we were running quite a bit late and they still gave us our whole time so they're very flexible and generous. Prices are kinda high but imo reasonable for the quality of the experience. Highly recommend getting the little handheld light so you can see all the hidden puzzles and other surprises - it's worth it! It's located in a large shopping mall with plenty of free parking - easy to find. It took the two owners/artists three years to make this park happen and it shows! It was an amazing experience and I'd definitely do it again.

    Marianne C.

    Second time going through, so we're definitely supporting this business. I was left feeling disappointed due to the lack of Halloween areas or creatures, but I guess we went on the Monday after, so whatever. Staff is nice like it always is, and although we still truly enjoyed the effort put into making this a fun and enjoyable place to go visit, the over abundance of AI is just too much! Otherwise, worth coming with kids... I presume?

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    Robin T.

    A very cool and interesting experience! If you have been to Meow Wolf in Denver or Vegas, it is sort of the same concept. There are several different "worlds" to explore and three puzzle games to engage in throughout. Lots of interactive exhibits. They were plenty of kids having a ball, folks in their 50s and older, and all ages between. There is not a bathroom inside, so make sure you use it before you go as your ticket gets you two hours in the experience There is a water fountain at the end.

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    Chanell B.

    Dreamwalk was full of vibrant and colorful worlds that allow you to explore. There is a story line you can follow along with and different sub games you can play during the experience. Which makes it fun and interactive. Walking through is at your own pace and each area is a bit different which gives it a unique and fun feeling.

    Gemini U.

    WOW! For a truly unique experience, I recommend this fantastic family adventure, which draws parallels to Meow Wolf exhibits while introducing novel elements. Visitors are required to sign a waiver at the outset, acknowledging the potential risks associated with strobe lights or light sensitivity. The park's promotional materials promise an extraordinary experience, inviting guests to step through the Dreamwalk Portal and embark on a journey through nearly half a mile of awe-inspiring, otherworldly landscapes. To ensure a seamless entry process, it is recommended that tickets be purchased in advance. Each guest is provided with a Dreamwalk Decoder Wand, allowing them to unlock hidden secrets, create radiant art, engage in immersive gaming experiences, and interact with cutting-edge robots. Highlights of the adventure include exploring the enigmatic Tomb of the Mythics and marveling at the spectacular Gen Vii Falls. This distinctive experience is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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    Dylan M.

    Dreamwalk Park did exceed my lower expectations for the walking art exhibit. Having been to other exhibits like Dreamscapes and Area 15 Omega Mart, the bias of "another walking art exhibit" couldnt help lower my expectations. Surprisingly enough, the creativity of black light hidden messages, creature design, and unique alien arcade games made this a fun experience. One of my friends brought their kids and they had a blast. Whether its something to do with friends or with your kids, they produce an entertaining and creative space. My favorite is the last room which put a spin on arcade games by adding an alien twist. Not to mention the fun dance space with alien DJs. Not my idea of an incredible Saturday night, but a fun way to spend some time. Shout out to the doorman who was talkative and friendly to the group to set the tone for the experience.

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    Really amazing experience I recommend that you go atleast once! It feels like you are in a surreal world, kinda like Disneyland in a way.

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    This was a five star experience from start to finish. I highly recommend it. Especially for 10 years and older. Very interactive and fun!

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    Such a fun way to spend an afternoon! Truly felt like being transported to another world!

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    Fun and interactive with the blue light clues and fun surprise at the end. Even my teenage kids enjoyed it.

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    How long is the total walk? Are there any places to sit along the way?

    You can go as fast or as slow as you want. If you hurry, maybe 20 minutes or less, but I would at least stay for an hour to enjoy all the exhibits. Yes, there are places to sit along the way, although not many.

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    If you have been to Meow Wolf in Denver or Vegas, it is sort of the same concept.

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