We attended the Bubble Planet Experience here during a recent trip to Atlanta. The hub is huge and hosts traveling exhibits. The hub was easy to find and basically right off the interstate. There's plenty of free parking. The staff was nice and helpful. The Bubble Planet Experience was so much fun! I highly recommend it for parents to take their kids and for anyone who is a kid at heart. It was cool reading about how bubbles are in our every day lives as part of science. It's an educational and unique experience that all can enjoy. read more

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Went to the Bubble Planet Experience here and a had a great time! Even though I'm older, this was perfect for kids & also families. The exhibition hub has free parking so no worries there. It was a bit hot and it would be nice to have water stations and also sanitizer stations. Besides that, good experience read more

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We loved the Egyptian and Titanic recreations at this location, so we gave the Dinoverse a try, but did not feel that it was worth the $28 per person price. Most of the exhibit is reading information off signs on the wall. When we got to the VR part, the technician started us both out by looking into the headset and starting the simulation. At the beginning of the simulation, there were no instructions about how to move around in the space, stating only that if you had an issue, you should raise your hand. Little good that did us, since when we both realized we couldn't hear the narrator's voice over the Bubble Planet exhibit (lots of screaming kids in a warehouse environment), and we went to get help from the technician, he wasn't even watching the VR space, and was sweeping the floor out in the main room. It ended up that I didn't get to do the VR experience with my spouse because his sound messed up a second time. The dinosaur interactive VR itself is very good, but the rest of the exhibit was lackluster. Out in the main room, they had dinosaur coloring pages, but didn't have the DrawAlive feature that would bring your coloring page to life. Will think twice before attending another event here. read more

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After seeing the advertisements on Facebook, I finally had a chance to experience 'Titanic: An Immersive Voyage' at the Exhibition Hub Atlanta Art Center. Getting to the Exhibition Hub Atlanta Art Center was super easy as it sits right on the main roadway. I will say that as you get closer, slow down to ensure you don't miss the entrance to the parking lot. It's not as apparent as some of the other entrances. As I purchased my tickets online I was able to go right through the line. Upon check-in, our picture was taken and we received our boarding pass to board the Titanic. Immediately upon entering, 'Titanic: An Immersive Voyage' at the Exhibition Hub Atlanta Art Center puts you into a space of time travel. You are taken back to the years right before the Titanic set sail. This entry point allows you to get insight on some of the background that you didn't know, or may have forgotten. Furthermore, the opening hallway sets the tone for the sea themed exploration you are about to embark upon. Traveling through the hallways of the 'Titanic: An Immersive Voyage' at the Exhibition Hub Atlanta Art Center puts you directly on the boat and truly takes you on an experience beyond any book, show, film, or museum. Starting with the building of the ship, your appreciation for those who worked as day laborers and skilled craftsmen is enhanced as you get to see the tools, candid pics, and clothes that they wore. Coming out of the pre-build going into the final release, your adrenaline begins to rush as you are close to setting sail. The room that holds your luggage and is your entry point to the ship is pure beauty. The ambiance is bright and vibrant. The colors are period specific and give you a feel for the crowd that was boarding the ship. The images, announcements, and even one of the hand written letters that are on display make you smile as you realize you are walking through history. Once on the ship it is room after room of breathtaking ship life. From the rooms to the dining halls to the breakdown of class levels and visuals of how they were separated give you a true wow moment as you begin to recognize that the ship was built with a separate but somewhat equal approach. Rounding out the ship tour, you head to the lookout deck and experience the night the Titanic crashed. From the low visibility to the arctic chill. You stand on the deck and countdown to the crash. OnEmGee! This is a moment of pure shock. So much happens in 47 seconds that now only are you snapped into the reality of the ship is about to sink, you also start to ask yourself, what if they would have seen it sooner, what if the call was answered, what were the lookouts doing between seconds 79 to 45? It is mind boggling. And then..... 'Titanic: An Immersive Voyage' at the Exhibition Hub Atlanta Art Center puts you in the safety boat as you sit in the water, hear the distress calls, and watch the ship sink. A moment of silence for the lives lost. 'Titanic: An Immersive Voyage' at the Exhibition Hub Atlanta Art Center is an immersive experience that captivates your mind, body, and soul. You leave educated, captivated, and in awe of the history that has come to life. 'Titanic: An Immersive Voyage' at the Exhibition Hub Atlanta Art Center is a solid 10 out of 10. Great for families or a date. This is an immersive experience for all to enjoy. read more

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As interesting as it was it is not what it is built up to be. I expected some visual master piece and it falls short of that. The way it is billed you expect to be immersed in his works... have them all around you... and just be amazed. The museum part is nicely done but falls way short of amazing. There are a couple of places to sit and watch a short show about Van Gough and visually a couple of spots that are well done. The info is good and I learned a little that I didn't know, but again it falls a bit short of the hype. There is a virtual piece that is interesting but it is 10 mins long... and extra. honestly I don't feel the charge for the whole experience is sized right for the experience. They say it will take you an hour to an hour thirty to get through it all... we finished in about 30 mins. I think it is worth a look... but the price is steep for what you get. read more

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10/10 experience! Highly recommend! Huge shoutout to Lisa Garey (GM) and team members: Twans, Hawwi, Antione, Tahir, and Brittany! Thanks to the staff mentioned above our family and friends were able to celebrate my niece's 9th birthday at the Bubble Planet Experience and had a blast. They did an outstanding job with accommodating our party of 11 on short notice. Birthday room was decorated very nicely and we loved the Dinoverse VR experience! They also allowed us to bring in sweet treats to get the birthday celebration started. read more

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When I saw the Tutankhamen exhibition at the Atlanta, I recalled the good memories of my visit to Egypt and the Egyptian National Museum two years ago, and decided to go and see it again. Entering the exhibition hall, there are two surprises. First, according to the description, the exhibits were all replicas. I had a hunch about this, and I was not particularly disappointed. All the genuine products are national treasures, Egypt won't allow them to go outside of the country. However, I was told that the replicas were made at a one-to-one ratio next to the originals, so they are extremely realistic and did not affect the understanding of ancient Egyptian civilization. Secondly, I was surprised to find that I had no recollection of these exhibits and had never seen them before. Then I remembered that there were a number of extremely precious cultural relics that were hidden away and never showed up. They planned to make a splash in the new Egyptian National Museum. Tutankhamen's tomb must be one of them, but the opening of the new museum has been repeatedly delayed. Under the dim light, the beautiful and exquisite exhibits exude the charm of ancient civilization, making people impressed by imaginations of Egyptians and the civilization created by ancient Egypt. The audio guide was great, but the directions it lead you to were very confusing, since it would ask you to go right/left for east, west walls etc. When I visited the second exhibition room, the lights suddenly went out, in the dark, I was led to the entrance by staff, only to find out that there was a thunderstorm outside and the power was out. It's really terrible, I was interrupted so I asked a raincheck, and will continue watching next week. read more

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Took my toddler to the bubble exhibition. Overall, it was a fun experience, there's about 10 rooms and a virtual reality you can add on as well. I would say about four or five of the rooms are really toddler friendly. A couple of them are meh. The rest of them are pretty good, but maybe not super friendly like the giant pit of balls. It was relatively clean there, but I will tell you that the balloons in the balls and some of the exhibits are just overall dirty. Just stained and things like that. My daughter had a good time, but it's just something to do on a rainy day. I would say the outage attraction in Atlanta. It might be slightly overpriced, but it's not terrible. There's free parking. At the end of the exhibit they have food available and a small gift area where you can buy things. It was worth going to once, we did go on a relatively rainy day. I would recommend going in the morning because I think after 11 AM the crowd start. Definitely bring socks. It should take you no more than two hours max I think. read more

I got to experience the Titanic Exhibition today at the Exhibition Hub. I really learned a lot! It was interesting to see all the memorabilia and to learn the history behind the "unsinkable" ship. As you enter you are given an audio playback device. There are numbers throughout the exhibit that have corresponding audio notes. You walk through the rooms at your own pace, so you can take the time you want to read and soak in the information. There are many rooms and ship set ups that were very professionally done. Even the immersive room where the ship sinks sets the mood with very cold air. My only concern is that several of the information plaques had misspellings of common words. In a well done exhibit, could they not take a minute to proofread the copy? If you have any interest in the Titanic (and who doesn't?) go see this exhibit! read more

Bought tickets through FEVER and was told upon arrival my children had to be 6+ years old to do the Dino experience which it did not state that on the ticket site when purchasing and now they will not refund me my money but after making them aware of it they added it onto the site. Poor customer service. read more

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Such a great exhibit to see first hand. It's only here u til the end of March 2024. It's a must see. The facility is your typical where house layout. Clean reasons that get refreshed every hour. There is a gift shop inside where you can purchase keepsakes & souvenirs. read more

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This was a very interesting and informative exhibit. If you're interested in historical facts and figures this one will keep you fascinated. There were a tons of artifacts and there is also an audio tour that you can use as you walk through the exhibition halls. Definitely worth checking out. read more

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I saw the Titanic expo. I absolutely loved this!!! Easy location to find. Ample parking (free). I got the VIP package and I highly recommend it for the VR experience. They greet you and give you a card/boarding pass of a passenger and they take your picture. At the end there's a glass tribute that lists all the passengers and who survived and who didn't so you can see if the passenger you were given lived or died. It wasn't busy and you don't feel rushed. The layout and design of the place is well thought out. The displays are great and very detailed. The interactive screens are there too. I learned so much from the history that was told about the history of the ship and important figures and people. There were some areas that had the breakdown of the lack of communication and it was very disheartening to know that this tragedy could've possibly been avoided or more survivors. There's a lot of short clips to watch. A lot of photo opportunities. A room that was cold with an actual size lifeboat I guess to mimic the the conditions of when the ship sanked. It had a video that detailed the accident through the sinking. Brought it into clarity how few were on the lifeboats and how many more they could've held. You're free to roam around and circle back to any room/ display. I did the VR experience and was blown away by how real it felt. I didn't feel dizzy. My stomach did drop at one point because of how realistic it felt. It was totally worth the additional cost. There was a room where you could write a note and post on a while if you chose to do so. At the end there was a gift shop and a small cafe. I got the option of a picture or free magnet. The picture could be placed with several different option backgrounds. Overall, I really enjoyed myself. It's very detailed and immersive. I'd recommend for anyone of any age to go. Would recommend a jacket for the cold room though! Lol read more

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From the outside it looks like a warehouse but it's an art gallery. Or should I say a rotating exhibition center. It seems that each exhibit is offered to the public for about 3/4 months, and then is replaced with a new exhibition. Accepting an invitation I went to go see the Van Gogh Immersive Experience. It was a little more enjoyable than I originally thought it would be. The story of the artist's life was rather tumultuous as he was afflicted with mental illness in a time before anyone diagnosed and properly treated mental illnesses. Mostly they just put them in an asylum which is where Van Gogh painted over 150 paintings including his most famous work The Starry Night. read more

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*What a GREAT outing!* Venturing to check out this exhibit, you may be underwhelmed at the building exterior once there, but don't let that deter you. Upon entry, you will notice 2 entries, one for the King Tut exhibit and the other for Van Gogh. Scanning in our barcode tickets, we are presented with our VIP bracelets and lanyard by the staff, then proceed into the first area of the exhibit - painting the history of The Valley of the kings. You're also presented with an audio device, as this is a self-guided tour. For each area, simply select the number for that display and press play, where the artifacts are detailed, providing a full spectrum appreciation of the era's customs and culture. The space itself is roomy, allowing for the timed crowds to have ample room to move around and observe each area of displayed artifacts in all their splendor! And for those wondering, there is occasional seating available throughout. Overall, definitely worth the trip! read more

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First time visiting to see the Van Gogh immersive experience which I booked through the Fever app. I liked that it's not too far off the interstate AND there is ample FREE parking. I can't stand after schleping 30-40+ minutes to then have to search for available parking. The ease of navigating there and easily parking guarantees that the Exhibition Hub will be a top destination for me as they get new exhibitions. Inside is nice, clean, and spacious. I went at an "off-peak" time (I guess), which was 11:30 am on a Saturday. So it wasn't crowded and I could easily take my time going through the exhibit. The staff are nice and helpful. I loved sitting in the large immersive space and viewing Van Gogh's paintings. There are a mix of benches, chairs, and large beanbag (but nice) chairs. They do offer Virtual Reality experience for a modest fee of $5. That's not my bag but others may want to check it out because that's not a bad price. The gift shop for Van Gogh is reasonably priced. I've been to some museums where the gift shop is waay too expensive for what they're selling. For $50 you could get 1-2 nice items and maybe have a few bucks left. I grabbed a nice small english tea and an apple danish, which I got based on the recommendation of the staff member working the counter. A nice little nibble for about $7. They do offer alcoholic drinks for those so inclined. Overall, it was worth the $34 I paid. In total I spent a little over one hour there which is spot on with what Fever said in the app. Definitely plan to go again to check out the King Tut exhibit before it leaves in January. Forgot to add, the area around the exhibition hub is regular-smegular with typical fast food/dine in fare. There appear to be a few interesting restaurants but not a ton of them in the immediate area. read more

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The last exhibit I visited was the Van Gogh one in Atlanta which was a 10/10... the titanic exhibit was a little underwhelming in my opinion. I loved the VR experience at the end but had to cut it short since we started getting dizzy. I loved being able to sit in a boat and all the different props/sets were fun to play around with. I do wish there was more of a variety on the food. I also don't believe it's worth the price, we got the VIP package which included a poster (they ran out so we got a magnet instead) and the VR experience which I believe was only a $5 add on. So definitely get general admission instead! read more

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This building is currently home to the Art of the Brick (LEGO sculptures) and the Monet Immersive Experience. Based on its website, it looks like one of them will be replaced by several other experiences soon (https://www.theartcenters.com/). I came here for the Art of the Brick at first since there was a discount code on the website to celebrate rare species day. We really enjoyed seeing the amazing LEGO sculptures; can you imagine planning and making LEGO sculptures being your full time job? I LOVED the sea themed room. A couple of the rooms have places to sit, relax, and enjoy the experience. We then decided to get tickets and went into the Monet Immersive Experience since we were there already. The entrance is in the same lobby. I really enjoyed this one too. I loved walking through the garden themed room; the bridges are real and you can walk on to them and look at the koi fish swimming beneath you. There's a second room where the projection changes to different paintings and different scenes. Really fun for those who enjoy art. The experiences don't come cheap ($30+ on average with slightly higher prices for weekend vs week day). Parking: tons of parking in their own lot. I almost passed the entrance to it; it's not marked and there's quite a few businesses with entrances/exits along the same road. read more

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My boyfriend and I just saw the titanic experience and we both enjoyed it and thought it was a great experience for a date night even if you have not watched the movie. Initially we both thought the beginning was insightful, but not too interesting as neither of us were big enough titanic fans to enjoy learning about the ins and out on the ship's construction. When you "board" the titanic, this was where we both thoroughly enjoyed the exhibits as several "rooms" and immersive experience that were set out for you to follow. Like every one else has mentioned, the VR experience was what made the exhibit. Going into the VR , it was set out as an adventure, but the coolest part was the ability for you to be able to see and interact with others who are also enjoying the VR experience. It definitely was a highlight being able to "explore and sight see" the same VR experience with your significant other as you walk around together. The calibration on the VR experience was also very well done as both my boyfriend and I did not get motion sickness. read more

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We arrived and we were able to to find parking. We were celebrating my Dad's birthday! We saw the King Tut Exhibit and we learned so much! We were greeted upon entry and checking in for all four was easy. We were advised that after we enter the theater area there would be no restrooms until you exit. Several of the toilets were clogged, we informed staff and someone came to work on the issue. Beverages were available for purchase! The exhibit was worth it! Great value! The facility was nice and I would definitely return for other exhibits! read more

Cool event space. We saw the art of the brick here. Very good show but too short in my opinion.

I had a blast at the Lego exhibit. The Lego statues were on point and very impressive. The tickets were definitely worth the price. They had everything from animals to human statues. Complements to the artist!!! The customer service was excellent!!! read more

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Van Gogh Experience -- VERY overpriced for what is a pretty tacky experience. And they add a $5.95 online charge to an already expensive ticket. Not at all worth it. read more

When I saw the king tut exhibit it was a joke it is all fake. It's a waste of money. People treated me like trash. I was very disappointed at the end. We all went home all sad. But thankfully, we did something fun for lunch. Do not go to this exhibit. read more

This is a wonderful experience. I've done it twice and unfortunately I have to give it 4 stars because of the many, many things they do not tell you about before you go in. I learned more of them the second time I went and it made me annoyed enough to leave this review so you can benefit from them. I've been with a group both times and saw the same mistakes due to lack of information offered. Here goes. 1. The audio devices are wonderful to use but just hit the number and green button quickly. When you push hard or hold down either, it won't work and you'll think it's broken. 2. The virtual reality is so much fun but can be better if you know these things. I've seen this one both times now. Don't hold onto someone else and go through it with them. Your device and theirs might be slightly different timing and one of you will miss things because of it. When you're in a section of the VR tour, do not move forward to the next section unless YOUR device shows you an open door to walk through. Don't blindly follow others. 3. When in the VR area where you see a helmet and a hand in front of that helmet, place your hand on that hand and hold it so the program moves forward. Both times now I've seen people stand in that room, swipe at the hand a couple of times and then stand there until the timer moves it forward for them. No one told us to do that so we didn't know and made that mistake both times. 4. If you get dizzy and need help during the VR part, just say so. There are staff members nearby that can hear you. Don't sit or kneel even though you feel you need to or someone may trip over you. 5. Interact with falling objects or other things. Reach out and touch them, many things will move when you do that. It adds an element of interaction that I didn't know about until the second time I went. 6. When in the big cold room, feel free to sit in the lifeboat. No one tells you it's allowed but it is and it really gives you a feel for how few people it held and is such a fun vantage point to watch the very, very moving film. Watch it from the beginning. 7. You paid a lot of money for this so stay at least two hours and read all the signs and listen to each section on the audio device. 8. At the end, if you purchased a VIP pass, you get a free poster. They don't announce it but you can get either a Titanic poster or a Van Gogh print poster. I wouldn't hang a poster about Titanic on my wall but I would display Starry Starry NIght. ENJOY! read more

The Titanic exhibition was good. Customer service was not. I got no help with my concern at the box office and was told to contact their "third-party," Fever, to resolve. They even gave me a cute little QR card to help. When I contacted Fever the bot was completely unresponsive to my concerns as well. Typical passive aggressive response: Unfortunately we can't help you. Is there anything else I can help you with? No human interaction at all. The bots do the dirty work. Disappointing at best. read more