Alise was the absolute best!!! Took amazing photos for me and my family gave us her full attention…read moreso kind !!!

(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 was honestly surprised to see the mixed reviews on this one - but I think Meow Wolf is very much…read morea "you get out what you put into it" kind of experience. If you go in expecting a quick walkthrough or something you can half-pay-attention to, I can see why it might feel confusing or underwhelming. But if you take your time, start opening doors you're not sure you're supposed to open, and actually lean into the story and details, it becomes a completely different experience. There's so much layered into it visually and conceptually that I found myself going down rabbit holes (sometimes literally) trying to piece things together. It's chaotic in the best way. That said, it's not my favorite Meow Wolf location overall - but I still think it's absolutely worth a visit if you're in Vegas. Even on the lower end of their locations, it's still one of the more unique immersive art experiences you'll find anywhere on the Strip.

Last year, I had several friends or family members who went to Las Vegas and came home telling very…read morevague stories of this Omega Mart grocery store that sells bizarre products and has hidden portals and secret rooms. I later learned that this is interactive art at its finest in Las Vegas. On a recent trip to Las Vegas, my friend and I decided to give it a try and see if it lived up to its hype. We purchased our tickets online in advance and selected a specific day and time to go through the experience at AREA 15. We arrived in time for a 11:20 AM entrance to the Omega Mart. I brought an empty water bottle to fill up inside AREA 15 as I knew I'd get thirsty (and you're not supposed to bring full water bottles or other food or drinks into AREA 15. We went through a small security station to get inside, and then we were let loose in the most unusual grocery store I have ever been in. I was told to expect to take at least two hours and perhaps three to four hours in Omega Mart. You could buy an "Employee Card" for additional access to different features. I was told before I go to just enjoy the experience and not to overthink things. If I went back a second time, I may want to really dive into the story that we were following which went over my head on my first visit in such a short time. Some people buy passes to keep going back over a season. Definitely be prepared to touch things both in the store and in the various portals. You never know what you may find yourself controlling. It may surprise you how different the store itself is from the various portals. During the summer, there are even characters that you can interact with in the portals. Otherwise, I don't think it would be appropriate to discuss how to get to any of the portals or what to expect in the portals themselves. I will post some images of the incredible artwork you may see should you find the correct portals, but finding it and making sense of it is up to you. Think of the story as a mystery, and don't start too late in the day as you may get tired sooner than later. Also, have fun looking closely at the items in the store as the items are very creative. You can even purchase many of them as souvenirs. Also be on the lookout for a secret bar hidden in one of the secret rooms. The Omega Mart experience is Meow Wolf Las Vegas as an immersive art experience. There are other Meow Wolf experiences around the country. You can learn more about Meow Wolf Las Vegas at https://meowwolf.com/visit/las-vegas including buying tickets and learning what to expect. Though you may find the cost to be quite high, definitely give it a try at least once for the unique experience!

Wasn't sure how to score this appropriately because our experience up until the last attraction was…read moregreat. Purchased the Level 1 pass and wanted to end the night on Liftoff. My wife and kids were next in line and were about to get on when one of the employees went around asking people to wait until 9pm when the fireworks would be going off. My kids were getting restless and didn't care to wait so they decided to go on anyway. The ride is supposed to last for 10 mins but they were only at the top for only 2-3 mins. The guy on the ride felt bad and told my wife and kids they could stay on since they were only on it for a couple mins but the lady who was working the line and operating the ride ushered them off as quick as she could. When my wife asked for an explanation why their ride was cut short, she said they promised a bunch of people they would get to go on and see the fireworks and that they wouldn't fit. She also said she spoke to her in a very condescending way. The rest of the main experience again in the main building was pretty awesome. Arcade was great, VR attractions were fun. This last interaction was just a really bad way to end the night.

We absolutely loved this place! The parking was $7 on the day we went. We walked around to see the…read morecool art installations and spent $5 at the arcade and did a $15/person visual art instillation thing. It was so neat! It reminded me of a post-apocalyptic entertainment center and was super immersive! Additionally, the staff here were SO incredibly nice! They gave amazing customer service and took the time to explain things to us- it was like Disneyland level service from the 4-5 employees we encountered! Amazing! Loved it! Will come back again.

Wow want a hidden gem in North West Las Vegas. I was looking up places as we were visiting this…read morepart of town for brunch, and I saw this museum. I went to the website and saw that they had a free day ( first Sat of the month) This museum was built in 2002 and is like a large gallery named for the solo artist Rita Deanin Abbey. What a versatile talented artist. She covers a multiple of mediums from sculpture, fiber glass, resin, paint and vivid colors to express herself. The space is modern, clean and the workers are very knowledgeable about Rita's work. We were told the museum is also used as an event space hosting weddings, bar mitzvah and other social events. It snuggled in a residential area so use your gps. Definetly worth a look to see her gorgeous display of art. An hour or so is the time needed to explore this museum.

Our friend had a business appointment at the museum and invited us to come along to visit. The…read moremuseum is located in northwest Las Vegas east of the 215 and is open by appointment only. The museum, which opened in 2022, honors Rita Deanin Abbey and presents a large selection of her art. Rita was an art professor at UNLV for over 20 years before retiring and devoted all her time to create art. On this property, it initially contained her home, art studio and sculpture garden before Rita and her husband built the 10,500 sq ft museum. Rita is known for her abstract expressionism, figures, landscapes, and non-objective subject matter that is expressed through paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures, porcelain enamel fired on steel, stained glass and computer art. A docent gave us a tour of facility and sculpture garden. But we were the only ones in the museum so we able to enjoy the peacefulness and admire and be mesmerized by the artwork. If you enjoy art, a visit to this fabulous museum is a must visit if you're visiting Vegas.

What an experience!…read more Went into this with very little exposure and I recommend you do the same if possible! As we entered, we were greeted warmly by the employee and checked in per our reservation (also highly recommended). After a quick safety video, we embarked on our 7 different installation journey. We absolutely loved how unique each room was! The level of immersion kept catching us by surprise. As we traversed and thought a specific installation was our favorite, we quickly had to change up our minds until deciding every installation was equally unique and in a level of its own. The worker(s) throughout the Museum were all so helpful, positive and caring. Definitely helped bring the whole experience together. This one is going on my must visit list for when in Vegas. Especially during the seasonal adjustments to the art!

I would recommend if you have never experienced an immersive museum before. The $40 price tag is a…read morelittle steep for what it is, but the rooms were fun and you can move at your pace without feeling rushed..The whole museum takes about an hour . You need to make reservations to avoid wait times or booked time slots, so plan accordingly. I appreciate how the rooms were curated. Definitely a unique experience. We got the VIP experience which came with a little bag of items. Not worth it! Just get a regular ticket. Customer service was friendly, professional, and organized. If you're looking for an outing outside the strip, this works. Fun for couples, families, and solo explorers. Plenty of parking There is a gift shop with fun items to purchase at the end .

I have been here so many times but I can't figure out how didn't write a review. Mmmm I have…read moreuploaded pictures and videos but I guess forgot to write reviews. Let me just say visiting the conservatory at the Bellagio is a must for me everytime I'm in Vegas. Because everytime it's a different design and theme. One more beautiful than the other. Love love everything they do with this place. Last weekend we stayed at the Bellagio and I kept stopping by to walk around. I would notice something new every time I would walk around. It's truly magical here. The amount of work here is unbelievable. Very enjoyable experience. If you are ever in Las Vegas make this a must see area ... also make sure to have breakfast or lunch at Sadelle's which is located inside the gardens. So lovely. Enjoy my videos.

"Come with me And you'll be…read moreIn a world of pure imagination Take a look and you'll see Into your imagination.." This song from "Willy Wonka" was going through my mind while I stepped into the infamous "Bellagio Garden" for the very first time...WOW! My skin was tingling from the beauty. It's been on my bucket list since my friend May posted pics on yelp several years ago. It's a nice stroll through this section located near the lobby of the hotel. Once you enter I suggest taking your time looking at all of the details that go into the seasonal design. It was a "Spring" theme in early June...Flowers everywhere! Butterflies, gazebo's, ballerinas and more...The bright colors will knock your socks off! *Parking is $25 whether you stay all day or just an hour to see the garden. *Residents park for free with a valid Nevada ID. ~ and that's all I have to say about that..

"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.

Barend Smit was very helpful in my many purchases and clairified several questions I had through…read moreout the event, couldnt have done it without him. Thank you so much, Robert

Barend Smit was our Sr concierge for this past weekends online art auction. He was very helpful and…read moregot the 2 pieces of art I wanted put up for me to bid on. I got both and can't wait to receive them. Thank you Barend.