Super cool place with a lot to do and see. We were here for about 1.5 hours and we were able to see it all. The employees were all friendly and helpful. The gift shop had a lot of cute things for sale. read more

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The details! This experience was awesome. So much to look at and experience. Think Alice in wonderland. Highly recommend heading to the bar before anything- cocktails are hella good! Wasn't a fan of the cafe food but we only got a small bite there after spending hours here. All in all, highly rec if you're in Denver. Hard to describe, but the price of admission well worth! read more

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What a great thing to experience in Denver! I am such a fan of the Meow Wolf Franchise. I've been to the LV one and was not disappointed from the Denver "Convergence Station". If you haven't been, it's basically an immersive art installation. This one is specially themed as you are experiencing a "different worlds" travel. The minds of its creators are truly interesting. It's something you'd have to see for yourself! Even kids enjoy this as well. I really loved not knowing what I was walking into. Each floor and rooms were captivating. Must recommend: Downloading the app to enhance your experience . Go in with an open mind. And must go more than one hour to experience it! There is a food stand located to the inside right of the entrance . Sandwiches and drinks and other food are available. All the staff is amazing and you definitely feel like you're on different worlds. read more

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Surreal! I don't know what I expected, but this was a full sensory experience! Lots of colors and lights and sounds - take plenty of time to explore every room as each offered something entirely different! read more

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Meow Wolf was definitely a unique experience! We got general admission tickets, and while it was a bit pricey, we found a discount code online, which helped. The immersive art was super interesting and really trippy, it took us about two hours to go through everything. It also made for a cool date night since there were mostly adults there, and I didn't see too many kids. The reason I'm giving it four stars instead of five is that there were some really creepy, satanic-themed exhibits with unsettling images and statues. It definitely took away from the experience for me. If you're into that kind of thing, you might not mind, but I wasn't a fan. read more

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Definitely something very different, it feels like stepping into another world or an adventure. Honestly, I didn't fully "get" what it was all about, but it was still fun to explore. Lots of colorful rooms, hidden areas, and a few interactive games. Super cool for photos and worth visiting once just for the experience. read more

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Spent $47 for a ticket and it doesn't include the story! Have to pay another $10 to get a card that lets you play the audio of the story at each station. This was really a letdown compared to the original in Santa Fe. The original has a puzzle to solve, starting with an introduction to the story at the first stop. Clues along the way. Amazing creations to explore and a tale to reveal. Denver MW is really just an art gallery. Nice creations but no excitement, no story, no fun. Just wandering around looking at mostly surfaces of molded fantasy environments. I thought it is supposed to be sci-fi. read more

Let me start by telling you that you'll have to pay $15 to park because that caught me off guard and ruined the mood going in. Luckily once we got inside we were transported to a new world where I quickly forgot about the unexpected parking fee. There are 3 worlds inside and if you get the qdot card you can interact with different things and take little side quests. We felt like rock stars when we got the code for the pizza door!! We spent somewhere between 3-4 hours inside and I'm pretty sure we saw everything. And if you buy a can of Omega cola you should also buy a coke, lol. Keep the Omega cola as a souvenir but just know it tastes so bad! read more

I heard a lot about this place and everyone said it was fun so we went there. First it was a total overload to the senses so if you are sensitive to over stimulation don't go. When we went in we had no idea what it was about so we were very confused as to what to do. They need to have everyone start out with some more instructions other than what they told us as we got into the elevator. I finally found a screen and noticed a tutorial video. You are supposed to go around and scan your card at little screens to collect memories. When you have them all I guess you win. We never found them all or the ones that were broken you needed. The place is huge so it could take hours to find everything. What we saw was a ton of kids just running around and touching everything. The teens we were with got bored at about 2 hours. It a very unique way to spend time if you can handle the overload to the senses. read more

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Sensory immersion art installation mixed with a fantasy investigative scavenger hunt - if you go here.. give yourself a lot of time. We were here for 4 1/2 hours and could have kept going. I absolutely recommend buying a $4 card so you can collect memories and go on the scavenger hunt. I also purchased the little brochure thing here and downloaded the app and neither one of those was very helpful. The environment here is just absolutely crazy beautiful. They did a phenomenal job With every tiny detail. They do have some food and drink and alcohol options here, none of which we partook in since we had just come from Denver biscuit company before coming here. Give that a shot next time. 10/10 I recommend This experience. Bring your kids or your group of adult friends and you'll have fun. read more

GO TO THE VEGAS ONE INSTEAD. At least worth the money This felt like a cheap science fair gone wrong. Paid extra for the adulti verse which was essentially a room with some Tupperware filled with beads Not worth the time or money Bad location too nothing close to walk to after the 10 min we wasted there Ruined our dinner reservation at STK too Worst Valentine's Day idea ever read more

For me personally, I over rated the place but as indicated, it's not everyone's cup of tea. There were a slew of kids which I think is the target audience and would be fun for them. As an over 60, I think I'm a bit too old to appreciate this type of exhibit and would not recommend to similar "generians". I think rating it lower would be unfair because there is obviously an audience for this museum. read more

We had a great time at Meow Wolf in Denver. The immersive art installations are vibrant, interactive, and full of surprises around every corner. Each room feels like stepping into a different dimension, so leave no door untouched! This is a great place to come with family, friends, or even a date night! read more

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Clearly a ton of work has gone into creating this space but it is truly just a bunch of non functional chaos and imagery. Many of the features we attempted to interact with were broken and the $3 cards they actually don't work (they are aware but sell the cards anyway). I paid $67 for each person for this and that price is totally unjustified for what I experienced today. I was thinking this would be similar to TeamLabs in Japan but the experiences do not compare at all. read more

Meow wolf was a trippy interactive experience! Definitely a great place to go if you appreciate cool art pieces and to just have a bit of fun. We chose the extra $3 option to do the interactive experience, however besides scanning the cards I'm not sure if anyone knew what they were supposed to be doing but I think that's the point. Regardless it was a fun time and a cool experience! Definitely recommend to at least try once! read more

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It's defiantly expensive and not my style of art. Varies wildly from acid trips, to techno, steam-puck or anything else alternative and punk. Kitschy is a great way to describe it. But my big letdown was the puzzles and secrets. I'm someone who loves that kind of thing and was under the impression this place was full of them. It is in fact not, I was able to find 5 or so puzzles 3 of which were broken (I found out after trying for quite a while to solve them) and the other two were very anticlimactic, after being solved they just causing a light pattern to light up or a little congratulations note. It has a storyline, but none of it involves you actually doing anything. You could just scan your card at the first kiosk you see and wait 5 minutes to scan again to progress the story. They need to have the puzzle to progress the story and have a lot more of them that actually work for it to be fun. But I guess if you just want to walk around some crazy punk art you might like it. Two stars because it's a neat idea and there was a lot of effort, but poorly executed. read more

The person with the cat costume who was meowing and dancing genuinely made my whole week I was giggling so hard and they were so in character lol read more

A great rainy day activity for families with kids aged 7-12 but a bit overwhelming and kitschy for adults. There apparently is supposed to be a consistent storyline between all the areas but I couldn't understand it and just appreciated the variety of art styles and insane amount of set design work in each room. Logistics: - $15 parking outside - It took us about 2 hours to see every area (we think) at a medium pace. - I think about 70% of the exhibit is mobility aid accessible but there is a lot of stairs and weird step through places read more

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Meow wolf is the coolest museum I've ever been to. Grateful to have visited the Denver location. I first visited the Santa Fe location a couple months after it first opened. My mind was blown! It was truly life changing. Then a couple of years ago I visited meow wolf in Vegas. I've actually been to that one twice and to be honest it was a let down. The Vegas location had cool portals but once in the museum it just felt like plastic. And the story was wayyyy over my head. I was sooo happy to discover the Denver meow wolf was big, bright, colorful, interactive and fun! There was a story, but it wasn't crucial to having a good time. There was floor after floor of magic and exploration. We were there 2 hours but honestly I could have stayed all day! There was so much to see and do. I will be back for sure! read more

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I visited Denver for the weekend and from the moment I landed, my friend who is local, suggested we could visit Meow Wolf one of the days. I figured it would be like a typical interactive space but NOPE. I never would've imagined I'd spend 5 hours lol We did start out by grabbing a rice bowl. I went with chicken since the carnitas one had sriracha crema, and the chicken one had an avocado crema. Each bowl is $15, but I thought they were pretty good! After eating, we asked for the interactive card so we could "boop" upstairs. Once upstairs, I was immediately overwhelmed and not sure exactly how to dive in to it all. My friend was letting me know we could touch different things, and I did, but I started really getting in to it when I learned there was different side quests we could do. For example, after gaining one memory, we were told to go find green slime to learn a code and bring that back to the memory guy (we never found that particular slime lol). Another quest involves finding an informant in the rats nest to continue on and find a code to a secret hideout. Honestly, the rats nest quest is what kept us there so long lol I was determined! Another spoiler,we didn't figure it out on our own but if you're interested, someone posted the solution on YouTube. When we were about to leave, we asked staff downstairs how to know when you're done finding the memories, and Jacob let us know we were about 80% done, so back upstairs we went lol within another 20 minutes, we finished! I felt very accomplished. If you're patient and have a good chunk of time to explore here, I do recommend! read more

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I don't know how to even describe this place. It's very unique and detailed. I spent about 2 hours walking through just to see everything. I probably missed some parts. There's some storyline you can follow if you pay a little extra. I'm glad I didn't buy it this time, but will if I ever come again. read more

I was so impressed with this! I've been to the one in Vegas and I as nervous about attending this one because I though the Vegas one was a little boring. But this was so so awesome! So many different puzzles to solve. I could have stayed here for much longer. We stayed about 2 hours, but really could have stayed longer if we didn't have a flight back home. The store is super cute and has really cool art and such. I highly recommend getting the extra card for your adventure! 1pm on a Thursday was a perfect amount of people not overwhelming so you still were able to see everything without the areas feeling crowded. read more

This would be the best Meow Wolf if the QDot card worked. Really loved the staff members; they were kind and generally enthusiastic. The food was really good... The taco bowls here were tasty and filling. The Perplexiplex is an interactive light show room near the cafe, and it's unlike anything I've ever experienced. I felt like a small child jumping on color bubbles and making them explode. The music and the nature themed walls were transcendent. I really hope to come back here with my whole family. The museum has puzzles and a storyline associated with it, but there is so much going on that I might take another trip or two before really diving in. I've been to the other locations, and they are like this, but this is by far the biggest and most complicated. It's also fine for a casual visit to enjoy with the kids, but it's great for folks who enjoy a little gamified art. read more

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We were visiting Denver for the first time and this was recommended to us as a "must do" spot. Super glad we got a chance to try it out because we all had such an amazing time. There are multiple rooms and areas of different experiences. We especially loved the room where we were interacting with the music, like we were sort of painting and making art with our feet. Think of this place as Alice in Wonderland meets Dr. Seuss. Definitely a trippy place to visit but not in a bad way. Good for adults and kids. We saw many families around with kids ranging in age. Lots of adults (not just parents) around as well that were also exploring and having a good time. We didn't buy any extra passes for this visit but if we're ever back, will definitely visit again and maybe try the additional experiences. read more

This place just doesn't make sense, especially for $47 each. It is basically a place to bring your kids and let them open the secret doors, which most of them are actually staff doors. It didn't even seem like art, just a weird museum, probably best enjoyed an a Rocky Mountain High. read more

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our favorite experience when visiting denver!! my boyfriend and I spent about 6 hours exploring every nook and cranny of this place, and we didn't even get to do the storyline. there's soo much to look at and experience- we had an absolute blast. definitely visit meow wolf!! we can't wait to explore the other locations. we also stopped by the Sip Lounge on the way out- do not skip this !! the drinks are delicious and creative, and the lounge itself is another cool creative space to hang out around and explore. read more

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SNAP card program has ended! Giving a heads up in case anyone shows up and pays for parking as well. $105 (2 people) for a few hours not including drinks is very overpriced. read more

Meow!!! What a Wild Ride! Get ready for a magical and totally insane experience. It feels like the designer took a delightful trip on magic mushrooms--in the best way possible! The space is wildly trippy, bursting with creativity and sensory overload, yet somehow still cozy and comforting. I had an absolute blast. Highly recommend! I've heard each location is unique, so now I'm officially on a mission to visit them all. read more

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If you're looking for an interactive, immersive experience, this isn't it. My friends and I decided to check it out after seeing ads all over social media, and we left feeling pretty underwhelmed. While it's obvious they put a lot of impressive work into designing the space to look like outer space, that's about where the experience ends. There's no guide, no storyline to follow, and very little to actually interact with. Most of the exhibit is just walking through and looking at the decorations. We expected something much more engaging based on the advertising, but it didn't live up to the hype. But I feel like if you get a little high before you go, it would be kinda fun to look at the decorations read more

Wow. This place is mind bending. It was one of the 2 reasons we came to Denver and it did not disappoint. Every room you enter and choices you make and where you go, the ambiance and tone changes with it. The story is deeply embedded and expressed through so many different cool things. I know I didn't see everything. It's like a crazy self guided adventure. So trippy, creative and inspiring. I would highly reccomend. It is visually and emotionally stunning. There were images that are still emblazoned in my mind. I want to go to every Meow Wolf now! read more

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When my husband and I went to Denver a few years ago we had heard about "Meow Wolf." We knew about the one in Vegas, but had never been. We were intrigued to give it a try. We were shocked by how big it actually was. We got there right when it opened and still ended up being there a few hours. The different themes in each room that still managed to make sense in the over arching theme was well thought out and we had such a great time! It was a cold snowy day so it was the perfect indoor activity. They do have a little cafe/restaurant area where you can eat for lunch. It wasn't open yet since we went right in the morning. read more

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I visited Convergence Station on a Thursday for a concert. A concert at Meow Wolf? I was intrigued as I've only been to the Meow Wolf in Santa Fe that just has the trippy museum exhibit. My hopes weren't too high since I expected it to just be a room with speakers as opposed to an actual music venue. I was half right. The room isn't anything super special with minimal decorations and a decent stage. Where I was pleasantly surprised was the sound quality there, how clean everything was including the concert space and the bathrooms, and a decent variety of drinks that were reasonably priced. I would definitely go back just based off of those reasons alone. As others have mentioned, parking sucks as the only real option is to use a ride sharing app or pay $15 for their parking lot which typically has plenty of spaces available. read more

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If you haven't been to a Meow Wolf yet you're in for a treat. Half art exhibit half escape room, it's the perfect place to spend a couple of hours. This was my second one after the Las Vegas one. When you walk in, buy a QPass for a couple of bucks. The QPass allows you to interact and play through the story. Tap your QPass everywhere that you can and you'll collect bits and pieces of the story. As you progress through the story you'll basically work through a puzzle that has you interacting with various pieces of the exhibit. The space is huge. 5 floors of things to see and do. I would recommend having at least 3 hours available if you want to do the entire story and haven't ever been to a Meow Wolf and about 2 hours if you've done a Meow Wolf before or if you don't want to do the story and just want to walk around. Part of the fun is figuring it out yourself and discovering each room, but if you need assistance you can always find someone to ask. I rank this one slightly behind the Las Vegas one just because you can't beat the Omega Mart's fully functional grocery store, but it is definitely worth a visit and fun on its own. Now to visit the last 3! read more

This place was literally out of this world! It was a pretty cool place to checkout, but I will say that it was really dusty inside which caused my allergies to act up even though I had taken an allergy pill that day. End a lot of the surfaces we could touch felt kind of sticky or dirty. It was also definitely overwhelming when you first enter, but after you explore some more, you get a little use to it. Overall, I'd say it's definitely worth checking out and a good way to escape the heat during the day. read more

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Overall: I enjoy Meow Wolf. It's a great space to bring people to when they're visiting. There are some clear ways they can also improve! What we like: We love to interact with the exhibit and the immense thought that went into creating this cohesive experience. It's indoors, which is great for Colorado's weather. Everything feels immersive and it's fantastic for folks of all ages. Left to be desired: - The ticket price has gotten more expensive, and for such an experience, you'd expect parking to be covered too. If you forget to pay the parking fee (which is also expensive) expect a $50 ticket. - The maintenance of the RFID experiences needs to be improved. Plenty of experiences weren't working. - The RFID experience is a little complicated to follow, storyline wise. - I've come once or twice a year since they've opened, and the wear and tear is the interactivity is starting to show. read more

Meow Wolf - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Denver, Colorado

My daughter and I tagged along with my wife to Denver for a work conference she was attending. While there she suggested this Meow Wolf place that she has been seeing on her social media. This place was located in a very weird spot, between a couple of freeway overpasses. My wife purchased tickets online before hand and we proceeded to enter this very unassuming building. Once in the lobby, which looked like a normal lobby we were directed to a large elevator which we then took to an upper level. When the doors opened we were transported to an uncanny world of weird and interesting sights and sounds. It was like a fever dream on an acid trip. Everywhere you looked you would find something strange and unworldly. Moving from different levels to different rooms to different worlds. It was exciting and delightfully freighting at the same time. You wonder around for 2 hours checking out each art installation and forgetting you're still on planet Earth. This place is a trippy experience. If you're ever in a Denver, I highly recommend going and seeing for yourself. Definitely and cool place to go on a date night or have fun with your family. read more

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This place was like an acid trip combined with dying and being sent into some crazy afterlife that was a cross between the Dark Crystal, Beetlejuice, Little Monsters, and Fraggle Rock. When you go up the large, freight-like elevator, you feel like you're being transported to an actual multiversal transit station in outer space. The experience is quite, for lack of a better term, out of this world. Located just outside of downtown Denver by the various professional football and baseball stadiums, Meow Wolf's Convergence Station comprises the futuresque lobby floor with their "Tave Route Access Mechanism (TRAM) System" that transports you to one of four alien worlds (four floors), each distinctive from the other. It's an explosion on the senses. When you go through the various rooms and floors, the experience is certainly a convergence of worlds -- named Eemia, Ossuary, Numina, and the Immensity. The sights and sounds really take you on an extraordinary ride. You can't describe this experience in detail as you must see it to believe it. But going to Meow Wolf's Convergence Station should be a place to visit in Denver, regardless. read more

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My second Meow Wolf and I liked this better than the Houston one. The themes resonated more with me. We spent a good 2 hours exploring. We could've easily spent another hour or two if we took it more leisurely with beverage in hand. It was a great respite from the humidity outside. Parking was convenient. read more

This was just the coolest experience. It's like a Choose You Own Adventure book meets Myst meets a fun house. It's an incredible environment and totally immersive. Also, it's full of fun Easter Eggs, especially if you get the Q Pass. It's just a few bucks extra and completely worth it, in my opinion. Scan it everywhere and interact with everything. It does get crowded - I'm unlikely to go back on a weekend in the summer - but I will be back. Just at a different time. Also, the parking lot isn't very big so I think it's best to schedule an early time. I want to take a Meow Wolf tour and hit every location. read more

I loved this place! Meow wolf is one of my Art installations on earth. I've been to this location, Omega mart, and the one in New Mexico. They do a really good job with making you feel like you are in an entirely different universe. My only criticism is how large this location can feel. It seems like a good thing unless you are in a rush like a I was then you may end up missing a lot. I would highly recommend this to anyone. I did somewhat full tour on youtube about this. Just search MrBucketlist Meow Wolf Convergence Station. Go here!!! read more

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