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'm torn on this one. On one hand, the art is genuinely cool--it's like walking through a neon fever dream, and if you're looking for a new profile pic, you'll find 50 of them here. The "Acid Rain" room and the giant crochet structure were the highlights for me. The problem is the price tag. $35-$40 per person (plus tax and fees) is just outrageous for what ends up being a 45-minute walkthrough. It's definitely a "one and done" kind of place. Go if you have the extra cash and want the photos, but honestly, it feels more like a high-end selfie studio than a museum. Fun for a bit, but my wallet definitely felt the sting afterward.
This is a fun museum to visit if you're looking for a chill indoor activity and love to take photos! It is an immersive art installation museum that have sensory effects via touch, sound, sight, etc. Roaming through the museum reminded me of Meowolf because it mirrors a similar experience of walking through and exploring a unique room. There are over 30 rooms to explore. I spent around an hour walking around. The exhibit is clean and quite spacious.
I would definitely recommend visiting this place during your stay in Houston. Upon arrival you arrive to an arcade type of environment with various entries into the Seismique immersive world. Although I wish the person at the front desk gave me more information I was fortunate to met a staff member named Sharon who explained the concept behind some of the rooms to me. Every room is designed so beautifully and what's so cool about this experience is highly interactive whether is to create music with the objects in the room or create cool shadows/shapes on the walls.
I loved Seismique! I went with my friend to celebrate her kiddos birthday and boy did the kids have a blast in the bean bag and light rooms ....it was like a party in every room! They have soo many different rooms but my favorite was the 3d black and white and the outside spaceships! I can't wait to invite all my girls over for a nice outta this world brunch on a nice warm day. They also have a neon miniature golf which we didnt do because the kiddos were having too much fun playing the arcade games. They have a bar so me and my girl had to partake ...and the drinks were good! You could get them in a bag and walk Seismique and sip. I love love love the photo booth! Not many people noticed the mirror was a photo op but I flagged a few people down and showed them how to use it. The front desk lady and manager were very nice! I will def be back with my friends maybe I can do a Seismique Sip party
First time here, Mini golf is amazing and Tariq was a fantastic host. Appreciate it . The museum was unique and interactive. Fantastic visit.
Cute little interactive art museum. Perfect for a date, with friends, or taking the kiddies. It is a bit pricey for what it offers though. That's why I deducted one star. Nonetheless, it's still enjoyable. Even if you're a content creator you can potentially get some good shots there as well. The set up allowed for a smooth maze type movement. So no need to go back into the main area in order to get into a new part. This allowed for a curiosity of the unknown. I won't lie I felt like some of the "fun" things were more catered to kids. Wish they would've had some adult activities as well. Would I go back? No. Yet I do think it's worth a one time visit.
Seismique : A full on sensory Overload! This is hands down the most creative museum experience I've ever had - Seismique is more than just a museum, it's a wild adventure through a kaleidoscope of colors and sounds that will leave you breathless. After visiting I can safely say Seismique has set a new benchmark for interactive art exhibitions and thats why it's getting a well deserved five star rating from me. If you are looking for old artifacts or some quiet time for reflection then this is definitely not the place to go. Seismique is more like a dynamic, immersive journey that completely turns the rules of a traditional museum visit on their head, replacing that with a healthy dose of sheer unadulterated creativity. What really stands out at Seismique is the incredible way the tech is used to create a truly immersive multi sensory experience. I loved every single exhibit because each one was perfectly crafted with a beautiful blend of light and sound. Walking through Seismique is like stepping into a vibrant , futuristic dreamscape and the installations seamlessly blend from calm, ethereal projections to high energy light corridors that will really get your heart racing . The audio isn't just in the background, it's an integral part of the art - with deep bass riffs accompanying flashing lights and ethereal tones guiding you through these mind-bending illusions. I mean, I walked through rooms that were dedicated to pure visual trickery - and the way the soundscapes amplified the illusions made it feel like my whole sense of space and time was being seriously challenged. The whole thing is just a beautifully overwhelming blend of artistry and engineering that means you never get a dull moment and every corner is filled with something thats got you going "Wow!" For me, Seismique is one of the most creative museums I've ever had the pleasure of visiting. The people behind it haven't just hung some art on the wall, they've built a whole world from the ground up, with interaction and originality at its heart. What really impresses me is the sheer diversity of the installations - we moved through neon-lit jungles, walked through mirrored infinity rooms that seemed to stretch on forever, and even got to experience installations that responded directly to our movements. This is art you don't just look at, it's art you step inside of . The genius of Seismique is in its commitment to innovation. this place is built on a genuine artistic vision that uses cutting edge tech like complex projections, fiber optics & custom-built structures. every single installation felt thoughtfully designed, pushing the boundaries of what static art can do by incorporating motion, light and audience participation. There isn't a single room that's the same as the last - each one offers a completely unique experience that keeps the sense of wonder going right through to the end of your visit.
If you're looking for a fun and interactive museum for all ages, you definitely have to come and visit Seismique. Seismique offers a unique twist on art that is suitable for children and adults, that will have you in there for hours having fun. It is recommended to buy your tickets online in advance, but you can buy tickets at the location. When you walk in, it seems like you are in a black-and-white universe until you walk through their main hallway and it transforms into an intergalactic world. There are multiple rooms that are set with different themes to where you cannot only view but touch the art displays. Also, this is the perfect place for content creating and photo ops. My friends and I had such an amazing time, we cannot wait to come back to Seismique when we visit Houston again.
We came here in a rainy Sunday. This place is really beautiful. It's actually a lot better than we expected. It's definitely worth to visit. The location is also easy to get to. Parking is very friendly compared to other places in down town.
I have an 8 yo who wanted to go to this place for their birthday. I was skeptical at first, because some of these "experiences" can be really hit or miss and sadly you don't know which it will be until after you spend close to $100 on tickets. Thankfully, this space lives up to the hype and the ticket price. I did pre-purchase tickets but even going on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend this was NOT necessary. I would actually NOT recommend pre-buying tickets (unless it's a special event/day at the space) because if you don't have the more expensive VIP tickets you have to arrive at a specific time. Now, we did arrive 15 min early than our scheduled time (as recommended) and it was NOT crowded so we had no issues BUT I don't know what would happen if you pre-buy tickets and then arrive late (apparently, they can deny you entry so that's why I wouldn't bother pre-buying). Anyways - the space itself was large and the "exhibits" or rooms were really cool. Most had interactive elements and the quality of the rooms was high (NOT Meow Wolf high but definitely better and more interactive than any of the "Instagram" spaces that tend to pop up and have similar ticket price points). The space also has the option to rent roller skates and skate around - we did end up doing this for an additional $15/pp. If you get the VIP tickets, roller skating comes included. Again, it was NOT busy when we went so plenty of room to skate and I think if we wanted to skate, then walk around, then skate again, this would have been fine. Not sure if that would be the case if it was busy but again, all of this is from the POV that it is NOT crowded. Overall, for $45 a person, it was a great time. My 8yo was highly entertained and we stayed for well over 2 hours. If you're looking for a fun indoor activity with kids or even as a friend/date night activity I do recommend checking this out. I don't think it's worth MULTIPLE visits so they will need to figure out how to change out rooms to get repeat customers but for a one and done experience it was a blast.
This was a VERY COOL place to go! It's been open for years, and I've always wondered what it was, but never looked into it. I'm SO GLAD I finally did!!! This was very much like MeowWolf in New Mexico or Dallas/Grapevine. There were lots of interesting art installations in every room, and some new ideas I didn't even see at MeowWolf! The entrance room was like an old black and white comic strip, from floor to ceiling, and each room was a sight to behold! If you enjoy wonder amazement, and art, I'm sure you'll love Seismique!!!
3 months ago
we had no idea what this place was when we pulled into the parking lot we're just curious because of the colors of the building. My 8-year-old daughter and I went in. the waiting room alone was definitely something to see. even though the tickets were slightly expensive at the time they have gone down since then by half. we started to walk through the exhibit I was floored. the amount of time effort and energy and creativity the people that put this together did in this space is far from just saying its amazing! ITS FREAKING PHENOMENAL! Each exhibit is well thought out and they are all awesome photo ops. We had a blast! A year later I took my 17-year-old son. The price went down but also some of the exhibits were gone. I was informed that they were building something else in place of, but was disappointed because a couple of my favorite exhibits were now missing. the rain room was awesome, but it's gone now. I think they should bring it back because walking through a rainstorm and not getting a single drop of rain on you is mind blowing. The fact that I can bring both of my children with huge age gaps and interests and both of them found this place to be interesting,fun and unforgettable is really all that has to be said. read more
It was an enjoyable experience. Lots of opportunities to take really neat pictures and videos. However, it's definitely a one and done kind of place, particulxarly if you're not a parent. It took my friends and I approx. 45 mins., at most to walk through the entire place. And that's with us thoroughly exploring every nook and cranny. Kids will definitely have a blast here and will most likely spend more time playing with all the sensory effects but for my friends and I, we will most likely not visit again. Note: Adult admission fee is $34.99 + tax and child admission fee is $24.99 + tax. read more
9 months ago
Seismique was a fun and immersive experience. It was a far drive for me, but once you're there, it it's worth it at least once. The space is large and designed creatively, with different sections to look at. it's a good spot for IG-worthy photos. I liked that each area felt different. I can imagine kids would love this place too. This was a new take on museums. read more
'm torn on this one. On one hand, the art is genuinely cool--it's like walking through a neon fever dream, and if you're looking for a new profile pic, you'll find 50 of them here. The "Acid Rain" room and the giant crochet structure were the highlights for me. The problem is the price tag. $35-$40 per person (plus tax and fees) is just outrageous for what ends up being a 45-minute walkthrough. It's definitely a "one and done" kind of place. Go if you have the extra cash and want the photos, but honestly, it feels more like a high-end selfie studio than a museum. Fun for a bit, but my wallet definitely felt the sting afterward. read more
This is a fun museum to visit if you're looking for a chill indoor activity and love to take photos! It is an immersive art installation museum that have sensory effects via touch, sound, sight, etc. Roaming through the museum reminded me of Meowolf because it mirrors a similar experience of walking through and exploring a unique room. There are over 30 rooms to explore. I spent around an hour walking around. The exhibit is clean and quite spacious. read more
I would definitely recommend visiting this place during your stay in Houston. Upon arrival you arrive to an arcade type of environment with various entries into the Seismique immersive world. Although I wish the person at the front desk gave me more information I was fortunate to met a staff member named Sharon who explained the concept behind some of the rooms to me. Every room is designed so beautifully and what's so cool about this experience is highly interactive whether is to create music with the objects in the room or create cool shadows/shapes on the walls. read more
7 months ago
I loved Seismique! I went with my friend to celebrate her kiddos birthday and boy did the kids have a blast in the bean bag and light rooms ....it was like a party in every room! They have soo many different rooms but my favorite was the 3d black and white and the outside spaceships! I can't wait to invite all my girls over for a nice outta this world brunch on a nice warm day. They also have a neon miniature golf which we didnt do because the kiddos were having too much fun playing the arcade games. They have a bar so me and my girl had to partake ...and the drinks were good! You could get them in a bag and walk Seismique and sip. I love love love the photo booth! Not many people noticed the mirror was a photo op but I flagged a few people down and showed them how to use it. The front desk lady and manager were very nice! I will def be back with my friends maybe I can do a Seismique Sip party read more
7 months ago
First time here, Mini golf is amazing and Tariq was a fantastic host. Appreciate it . The museum was unique and interactive. Fantastic visit. read more
Cute little interactive art museum. Perfect for a date, with friends, or taking the kiddies. It is a bit pricey for what it offers though. That's why I deducted one star. Nonetheless, it's still enjoyable. Even if you're a content creator you can potentially get some good shots there as well. The set up allowed for a smooth maze type movement. So no need to go back into the main area in order to get into a new part. This allowed for a curiosity of the unknown. I won't lie I felt like some of the "fun" things were more catered to kids. Wish they would've had some adult activities as well. Would I go back? No. Yet I do think it's worth a one time visit. read more
2 months ago
Seismique : A full on sensory Overload! This is hands down the most creative museum experience I've ever had - Seismique is more than just a museum, it's a wild adventure through a kaleidoscope of colors and sounds that will leave you breathless. After visiting I can safely say Seismique has set a new benchmark for interactive art exhibitions and thats why it's getting a well deserved five star rating from me. If you are looking for old artifacts or some quiet time for reflection then this is definitely not the place to go. Seismique is more like a dynamic, immersive journey that completely turns the rules of a traditional museum visit on their head, replacing that with a healthy dose of sheer unadulterated creativity. What really stands out at Seismique is the incredible way the tech is used to create a truly immersive multi sensory experience. I loved every single exhibit because each one was perfectly crafted with a beautiful blend of light and sound. Walking through Seismique is like stepping into a vibrant , futuristic dreamscape and the installations seamlessly blend from calm, ethereal projections to high energy light corridors that will really get your heart racing . The audio isn't just in the background, it's an integral part of the art - with deep bass riffs accompanying flashing lights and ethereal tones guiding you through these mind-bending illusions. I mean, I walked through rooms that were dedicated to pure visual trickery - and the way the soundscapes amplified the illusions made it feel like my whole sense of space and time was being seriously challenged. The whole thing is just a beautifully overwhelming blend of artistry and engineering that means you never get a dull moment and every corner is filled with something thats got you going "Wow!" For me, Seismique is one of the most creative museums I've ever had the pleasure of visiting. The people behind it haven't just hung some art on the wall, they've built a whole world from the ground up, with interaction and originality at its heart. What really impresses me is the sheer diversity of the installations - we moved through neon-lit jungles, walked through mirrored infinity rooms that seemed to stretch on forever, and even got to experience installations that responded directly to our movements. This is art you don't just look at, it's art you step inside of . The genius of Seismique is in its commitment to innovation. this place is built on a genuine artistic vision that uses cutting edge tech like complex projections, fiber optics & custom-built structures. every single installation felt thoughtfully designed, pushing the boundaries of what static art can do by incorporating motion, light and audience participation. There isn't a single room that's the same as the last - each one offers a completely unique experience that keeps the sense of wonder going right through to the end of your visit. read more
If you're looking for a fun and interactive museum for all ages, you definitely have to come and visit Seismique. Seismique offers a unique twist on art that is suitable for children and adults, that will have you in there for hours having fun. It is recommended to buy your tickets online in advance, but you can buy tickets at the location. When you walk in, it seems like you are in a black-and-white universe until you walk through their main hallway and it transforms into an intergalactic world. There are multiple rooms that are set with different themes to where you cannot only view but touch the art displays. Also, this is the perfect place for content creating and photo ops. My friends and I had such an amazing time, we cannot wait to come back to Seismique when we visit Houston again. read more
2 months ago
We came here in a rainy Sunday. This place is really beautiful. It's actually a lot better than we expected. It's definitely worth to visit. The location is also easy to get to. Parking is very friendly compared to other places in down town. read more
2 years ago
I have an 8 yo who wanted to go to this place for their birthday. I was skeptical at first, because some of these "experiences" can be really hit or miss and sadly you don't know which it will be until after you spend close to $100 on tickets. Thankfully, this space lives up to the hype and the ticket price. I did pre-purchase tickets but even going on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend this was NOT necessary. I would actually NOT recommend pre-buying tickets (unless it's a special event/day at the space) because if you don't have the more expensive VIP tickets you have to arrive at a specific time. Now, we did arrive 15 min early than our scheduled time (as recommended) and it was NOT crowded so we had no issues BUT I don't know what would happen if you pre-buy tickets and then arrive late (apparently, they can deny you entry so that's why I wouldn't bother pre-buying). Anyways - the space itself was large and the "exhibits" or rooms were really cool. Most had interactive elements and the quality of the rooms was high (NOT Meow Wolf high but definitely better and more interactive than any of the "Instagram" spaces that tend to pop up and have similar ticket price points). The space also has the option to rent roller skates and skate around - we did end up doing this for an additional $15/pp. If you get the VIP tickets, roller skating comes included. Again, it was NOT busy when we went so plenty of room to skate and I think if we wanted to skate, then walk around, then skate again, this would have been fine. Not sure if that would be the case if it was busy but again, all of this is from the POV that it is NOT crowded. Overall, for $45 a person, it was a great time. My 8yo was highly entertained and we stayed for well over 2 hours. If you're looking for a fun indoor activity with kids or even as a friend/date night activity I do recommend checking this out. I don't think it's worth MULTIPLE visits so they will need to figure out how to change out rooms to get repeat customers but for a one and done experience it was a blast. read more
This was a VERY COOL place to go! It's been open for years, and I've always wondered what it was, but never looked into it. I'm SO GLAD I finally did!!! This was very much like MeowWolf in New Mexico or Dallas/Grapevine. There were lots of interesting art installations in every room, and some new ideas I didn't even see at MeowWolf! The entrance room was like an old black and white comic strip, from floor to ceiling, and each room was a sight to behold! If you enjoy wonder amazement, and art, I'm sure you'll love Seismique!!! read more
1 year ago
Hands down the COOLEST museum we've ever been to! The art, the structures, the lights, the maze of rooms, the photo ops... everything was beyond our expectations! My seven year-old and three-year-old had an absolute blast in every room. I genuinely cannot recommend this place enough! read more
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I was excited to hear Houston having a place like ARTECHOUSE as it was one of my favorite places to go to down in DC. I guess with that being on that back of my mind, I ended up leaving disappointed. The exhibit itself was really short, we ended up finishing the whole thing in about 20 minutes. There wasn't much interactiveness going on either, but-- the room filled with light bulbs was my absolute favorite! There's a cafe inside for those that get hungry, I didn't go in so I can't say what they have or give my opinion. Overall though, I think the tickets are pricey, just because there wasn't much to see/do. But if you're out of ideas to do for dates and money isn't a problem, well here you go. read more
1 year ago
It was cute. Went on a Saturday evening. Not packed at all. Walked the entire thing in 20 mins. Seems like it would be geared towards children. Very kiddish . Not what I expected and definitely not with $40. I wouldn't recommend. read more
4 months ago
10 months ago
Very fun! Unique art in here leaves me shocked. For being next to west oak it stands out and looks like a unicorn pooped on it. It adds a nice color pop. Would be nice for family. Fun!! ASHDHDHHDBDHRHHEHSBEHDHDHDBDB also they give you free glow sticks! read more
2 years ago
Every room is designed by a different artist, and the talent and creativity shown is incredible It was great for our family of 5 with kids ages 3-7. So many fun photo opps! In addition to all the fun rooms to explore, there is also an outdoor sculpture park (the Parque), a roller skating rink (the Rinque) and a 21 and up bar (the Drinque). They also had a Halloween exhibit, but we decided to pass since we had the kids with us Tickets start at $28 for kids 3-12 and $35 for adults. I think this would be a fun for couples as a date night, families with young kids, and even a group of teens! Pro tip: Wear white or neon so you glow under the black lights! read more
Love the concept of this place! Super cool self guided interactive experience. It was clear this place has experienced a lot of love as some of the features in some rooms were out of order but didn't take away from the overall experience. I was kind of disappointed with the VR portion. There were some guests behind me in awe of what they were seeing but I was confused if either the connection was weak or the quality was just really poor. It almost felt like a Minecraft world. Very blocky and nothing compared to what you can really experience with VR. The roller rink was also not really what I expected so I'm glad I didn't splurge on the VIP tickets. Overall we had an awesome time and I would recommend to anyone who hasn't gone. read more
"All of the Lights, All of the Lights!" That was the song that played in my head while walking through this place. I had a Dad day with my 2 boys and I decided to bring them here. So let's get into it. Seismique is right off 6 hwy in a shopping mall (everything in Houston is in a shopping mall. Lol). Parking was easy. If you own a Tesla, there are a ton of Tesla chargers right against the entrance on Piping Rock Lane. That is convenient. As you walk in, it's visually appealing and unique. It has a sort of futuristic, galactic white and black decor. Check in was simple and I purchased my tickets online. Tickets are $30 per child and $37 per adult. Our total was $105.01. In my opinion, that's expensive and you literally don't get anything for that cost except admission. You go to a screen and scan your QR code and then they give you wristbands. I don't see the point of wristbands except to maybe separate VIP from standard though after reading some reviews, the experience is basically the same. Readmission is not allowed. As we made our journey through, it is visually stunning. Tons of colors, sounds, animations and lights. There is supposedly an app but I couldn't find it. Realistically, you can probably get through the entire tour in about 45m to an hour. It is self-guided. There are a few things you can interact with but not much. A few exhibits scared my youngest toddler who is 3 so be mindful of it if you decide to bring toddlers. There are also lots of flashing lights as well. Most of it my kids did enjoy, however. There is a gift shop at the end of the tour that we didn't bother with. Speaking of the gift shop, there is an exhibit nearby it with 2 huge chairs (see attached picture). So the first obvious thing I thought of was to put my kids in the chairs and take a picture. Well, the gift shop cashier ran all the way away from his register to tell me that they can't sit in the chairs. That's fine and understandable, but I CAN'T be the only person with that idea. A simple sign would do but there wasn't one. If you're looking for IG worthy photos and you need to kill an hour with younger kids or just adults, this place will serve its purpose. Just understand you'll be paying a hefty cost for an experience that leaves more to be desired. read more
1 year ago
My first time in Houston, saw this Museum while scrolling IG and it looked really cool so I went to check it out solo.. One of the Museum tour guides a Young Lady named Fatoom made the visit ten times better for me! She explained to me the meanings behind the different rooms and exhibits showed me the interactive features! Her Conversation was Great and she took some amazing pictures for me to post to my socials! Fatoom should be employee of the Month here at Seismique! She's going places! Awesome Job! And an Awesome Experience during my visit! read more
5 months ago
My sister and I enjoyed ourselves. I think it was a bit over priced for the lack of things to DO but there is a lot to see. It MAYBE takes an hour and a half to do the whole thing. I paid like 70 for myself and my sister Absolutely NO readmission so get it right the first time. I'm super disappointed the outside exhibit wasn't open because it looked super cool but the inside was NICE! It was IG worthy. I'd suggest to go wearing white or black because there are a LOT of colored lights and black lights so it'll make your clothes and ACCESSORIES look even COOLER in the light! I feel like they need more interactive parts but the music and different rooms are SO COOL! There are even cool lights in the bathroom! Definitely family friendly but you don't have to bring kids. Bring your fully charged camera phone, a cute outfit & get ready to POSE! read more
1 year ago
Everyone come here....the ambiance....the chill workers....it was definitely an experience worth the 35 dollars....its so fun I will be coming back once I get a car myself 10/10 read more
Came here for the roller rink and to take a peek at the new outdoor area. It was still a cool place. Can't believe you have to pay admission just to skate. I wish you could just go and skate inside. Everything looks a little more run down but still in decent condition. Overall a good experience. read more
2 years ago
This place was cool. I truly enjoyed it. It was a little pricey. I don't know how long you could spend in there but it was a neat experience. Big building with lots of space, plenty of parking. They had a little cafe and vending machines, an outdoor area. read more
2 years ago
Seismique was a cool experience to do in HTX, but way too pricey for the lack of interactive-ness and activities. I can see coming here to take pictures, but it got rather boring walking to the different rooms. Altogether, it was a short experience, took me about 45 minutes to walk to every room and outside and that was with walking slow and going to the same rooms over again just to get our money's worth. Wouldn't come back here. read more
Looking for something fun to do or pass by time? I came here cause it was recommended to me by a friend that lives in Houston. Pretty cool art exhibit with colorful visuals. I wouldn't say it's too interactive tho. $35/adult is tad bit pricey but I think it's worth checking out once for the pics! My fave room was very similar to the one I went to in Los Angeles. It's like a tangled lantern moment. So magical and very pretty for photo ops. I liked how there isn't a time limit so we got to take our time looking at all the different rooms. read more
WOW THIS PLACE IS AWESOME!!! Took my son and every room is so cool. Definitely something to check out snd such a good experience. I don't want to say to much you must go!! read more
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I went and enjoyed but my legs were sore. Is there any place to sit?
You can sit at the front entrance where you walk in, after ticketing. There are several seating areas and tables by the front cafe! There are seats along the walls in the room with the big climbing jungle and bouncing swinging balls
Can we buy tickets at the place, and get in right away or do we wait?
The times I've been here, they have been pretty empty. The process of getting the tickets is very quick and you get it right there.
Is senior citizen friendly?
I would think so, if they are into walking a lot & a psychedelic experience.
Are there any good restaurants or bars nearby within walking distance of this museum? Thanks!
No unfortunately!
Can you buy tickets at the gate or do you HAVE to buy in advance? I'm asking because I'm not sure exactly what time I'll be arriving but know I will go sometime in the evening?
Hi Sierra, We encourage everyone to purchase ahead of time to guarantee your desired date and time…
Is there a military discount available?
Hi James - there are no current discounts for entry.
How long did it take you to go through it all?
Around 1 hour. Could take longer if you go with kids.
Do we have to print out tickets or can I use the email on my phone?
You can use the email on your phone
Can anyone help...am trying to buy 2 adults and 3 kids tickets but it only lets me buy 1 ticket at a time is that how it works or am i missing some other step, my bank card will for sure be flagged if i run it 5 times in a row?
I think it depends how many spots they have available for the time you are trying to buy tickets for. If they only have one spot left, it will only let you buy one ticket.
How long can we stay in there?
As long as you want! At least, during my visit there was no one around hurrying you along or anything :)
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