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I was disappointed with my visit to Superblue Miami. I went in expecting an experience similar to the one in Las Vegas, but it fell far short of my expectations. The exhibits felt limited, and overall there wasn't enough to keep me engaged throughout the visit. I gave it 2 stars because there were two installations that I genuinely enjoyed: the heartbeat light experience and the mist light show. Those were immersive, creative, and visually impressive. Unfortunately, the rest of the museum didn't offer the same level of excitement or wow factor. If you've been to other immersive art experiences, especially in Las Vegas, you may find this one underwhelming. While there were a couple of highlights, I don't feel the overall experience justified the cost of admission.
I absolutely love this place. It's large and each room is special. The staff is friendly. It's a great date night spot or to bring your kids for a fun day. The location is great too, usually lots of street parking available. I love showcasing the best of Miami so find me on IG to see more @chloexmorgann
Super disappointing. I went to the TeamLab somewhere else, so I had high expectations, and this was a massive disappointment. It's more of a cheap photo op spot. The experiences are dull and not interactive, in my opinion. Not worth the money whatsoever. Tickets should be $5-$8.
I have been a fan of teamlab ever since visiting the exhibition in Tokyo. Their interactive art displays bring unique energy to "art" and makes anyone want to enjoy it. So, when I saw there was a teamlab exhibition in Miami, I had to go. This one is much smaller than Tokyo and not on the same level. But, still pretty good overall. The main things that impressed me were the lights that would sync with visitors heartbeats and the graffiti exhibit. The illusion hall was cool. But, again, just not as eye popping as Tokyo's light strand display. I'd like to see them add more to this show and expand on what they have here. If you are on the fence about going, do it. These exhibits are not very common and it's a unique blend of tech/art. You'll have a good time checking it out.
Interesting experience but overpriced. $46 per ticket for roughly 1 hour of a stay. The exterior building was very visual, the area was sketchy. A toothless homeless person kept asking us for $. Inside you had to order tickets online, smelled musky at first but the smell dissipated. Colorful displays, dark rooms. Some good instagram pics. Overall, if this was priced for $15 a ticket my review would be higher.
Umm no. It was wayyyy expensive. Also, the bubbles room smells BAD & you leave there super sticky & needing a shower from the soap that gets all over you. Do not recommend.
Maybe more used to other modern art museums but this was a first for me and very enjoyable. Perhaps because it was my first experience like this. The fact is it was entertaining and there were plenty of guides telling you what you can do to interact with the visuals and what happens next. Very dark but basically safe to walk around. Various visual exhibits some using projectors ( low ish quality) on huge walls but ones that you can interact with to change the image. Other smaller visuals of changing perspective and seasons of the year. A strange heart beat thing that looked pretty and impressive laser show with mist. Lots of other things including a sort of mirrored maze that is not a maze. Timed tickets I assume avoids overcrowding which would be a problem even in larger spaces. Paid street parking outside or a metro station just a few yards away. Note there is a much lower cost Rubell museum across the road and a much better cafe at Rubell.
Superblue was a pretty neat immersive art experience. I had looked into this activity for my friend and I to check out. The staff were friendly and helpful with explaining the different experiences and taking pics if needed. The first experience is the moving art on the walls which changes between different floral designs. Then it was a room with lights indicating 3,000 heartbeats and when you hold your hand under one of the lights, you can hear your own heartbeat. I thought that was pretty cool. A couple more rooms, a short video, and you end up in this all white maze-like mirrored experience. Once you exit that, it ends in the small gift shop. The signs were not clear and we totally missed that there were more experiences outside. Staff saw us hanging around as we tried to figure out where to go next on our Miami visit before ordering a ride share. I wish they'd let us know there were more experiences as we only noticed the sign above the door by the gift shop as our car was arriving to pick us up. It would have been nice to explore the rest but besides that, it was still a cool experience.
Skip the Massless Cloud exhibit. It's not as advertised but the artist does a great job selling it with the overly complex description he provides. It's a room full of bubbles that stay grounded. They do not float in the least. The other rooms are interesting, but I had a hard time justifying the $39 admission fee. Twenty dollars, maybe.
Wow! What a unique and unforgettable experience! This art museum was nothing short of captivating. Each exhibit was visually mesmerizing and thoughtfully designed -- not only stunning to look at but also rich with history and meaning. I highly recommend paying a little extra for the cloud exhibit -- it was absolutely out of this world! Walking through the soapy, cloud-like environment truly made you feel like you were floating. It was immersive, playful, and surreal in the best way. One of my personal favorites was the heartbeat room, where you can hear your own heartbeat played aloud and see it transformed into light. Even more incredible, your heartbeat is saved alongside others' in a beautiful, ongoing light installation for two weeks. That connection between art and humanity gave me chills. The whole experience was elevated by the various hidden doors and transitions, each one leading to a new dimension of creativity and emotion. I'd go back in a heartbeat (pun intended ). Highly, highly recommend!
Cool exhibit, not super long like some other ones I've seen- but long enough to be worthwhile. Some of the computer programming was beyond my expectations- like the heartbeats- so freaking cool! What I didn't enjoy very much was feeling a little claustrophobic in the wall of mirrors room, if I would've known where the exit was I would've been fine- but I couldn't find it. Also- didn't realize there was a 2nd building... there signage needs to be a lot better. The second door with the blue railing of the giant mural is the second building entrance. We wanted to leave the spotlight room, but the guy said we had to stay. Didn't love that- my husband would've busted out of the emergency exit. The reason we had to stay was because they only had so many spray cans at the next exhibit- and they were waiting for the people in front of us to finish. I think they need to switch the order of the rooms and the wait would only be in the lobby
Interesting exhibit, though it's quite short, only three rooms. The mirror room was definitely my favorite, and the heartbeat room was also really intriguing.
We attended your art installation yesterday after going last year and greatly enjoying it. However this time, a crying screaming child ruined the whole experience. A couple had a 2-3 year old child throwing a temper tantrum in the space for over an hour and we were unable to enjoy our experience. They were just staying in each exhibit for 20-30 minutes and since we cannot go backwards, we were stuck with this child unless we skipped exhibits we wanted to experience. We drove 2 hours and were very excited about the installation, so this was very disappointing. Staff did not seem to step in and do anything even when the family was confronted by a few other patrons and asked to be her quiet or please leave. That ended in a yelling match where the family with the loud child adamantly argued their child should be allowed to scream while other patrons clearly disagreed. It was very disappointing and ruined the trip for us. I thought you should be aware and maybe have a policy for screaming children as they are definitely not conducive to a relaxing artistic experience. Since you do allow small children, you should maintain a policy so the entire crowd's experience isn't ruined. Overall, I really do think it is a unique and awesome experience, but it is completely destroyed when there is a screaming child and you cannot even hear the nice lovely calming music that is played. It just negates everything.
2 hours ago
I had a wonderful time at Superblue Miami. Their exhibits were exceptional. The prices were average for an activity in Miami and overall the entire building was very very clean. I also like how it wasn't too crowded. read more
2 months ago
2 months ago
Wonderful, creative place. Really unexpected, innovative way of using the lights, the reflections, connecting light to human bodies. You should allocate about an hour for the museum. Of course, you can do it faster or slower, but it did take us about an hour. Definitely recommended. read more
I was disappointed with my visit to Superblue Miami. I went in expecting an experience similar to the one in Las Vegas, but it fell far short of my expectations. The exhibits felt limited, and overall there wasn't enough to keep me engaged throughout the visit. I gave it 2 stars because there were two installations that I genuinely enjoyed: the heartbeat light experience and the mist light show. Those were immersive, creative, and visually impressive. Unfortunately, the rest of the museum didn't offer the same level of excitement or wow factor. If you've been to other immersive art experiences, especially in Las Vegas, you may find this one underwhelming. While there were a couple of highlights, I don't feel the overall experience justified the cost of admission. read more
I absolutely love this place. It's large and each room is special. The staff is friendly. It's a great date night spot or to bring your kids for a fun day. The location is great too, usually lots of street parking available. I love showcasing the best of Miami so find me on IG to see more @chloexmorgann read more
Super disappointing. I went to the TeamLab somewhere else, so I had high expectations, and this was a massive disappointment. It's more of a cheap photo op spot. The experiences are dull and not interactive, in my opinion. Not worth the money whatsoever. Tickets should be $5-$8. read more
I have been a fan of teamlab ever since visiting the exhibition in Tokyo. Their interactive art displays bring unique energy to "art" and makes anyone want to enjoy it. So, when I saw there was a teamlab exhibition in Miami, I had to go. This one is much smaller than Tokyo and not on the same level. But, still pretty good overall. The main things that impressed me were the lights that would sync with visitors heartbeats and the graffiti exhibit. The illusion hall was cool. But, again, just not as eye popping as Tokyo's light strand display. I'd like to see them add more to this show and expand on what they have here. If you are on the fence about going, do it. These exhibits are not very common and it's a unique blend of tech/art. You'll have a good time checking it out. read more
1 month ago
Interesting experience but overpriced. $46 per ticket for roughly 1 hour of a stay. The exterior building was very visual, the area was sketchy. A toothless homeless person kept asking us for $. Inside you had to order tickets online, smelled musky at first but the smell dissipated. Colorful displays, dark rooms. Some good instagram pics. Overall, if this was priced for $15 a ticket my review would be higher. read more
Maybe more used to other modern art museums but this was a first for me and very enjoyable. Perhaps because it was my first experience like this. The fact is it was entertaining and there were plenty of guides telling you what you can do to interact with the visuals and what happens next. Very dark but basically safe to walk around. Various visual exhibits some using projectors ( low ish quality) on huge walls but ones that you can interact with to change the image. Other smaller visuals of changing perspective and seasons of the year. A strange heart beat thing that looked pretty and impressive laser show with mist. Lots of other things including a sort of mirrored maze that is not a maze. Timed tickets I assume avoids overcrowding which would be a problem even in larger spaces. Paid street parking outside or a metro station just a few yards away. Note there is a much lower cost Rubell museum across the road and a much better cafe at Rubell. read more
Superblue was a pretty neat immersive art experience. I had looked into this activity for my friend and I to check out. The staff were friendly and helpful with explaining the different experiences and taking pics if needed. The first experience is the moving art on the walls which changes between different floral designs. Then it was a room with lights indicating 3,000 heartbeats and when you hold your hand under one of the lights, you can hear your own heartbeat. I thought that was pretty cool. A couple more rooms, a short video, and you end up in this all white maze-like mirrored experience. Once you exit that, it ends in the small gift shop. The signs were not clear and we totally missed that there were more experiences outside. Staff saw us hanging around as we tried to figure out where to go next on our Miami visit before ordering a ride share. I wish they'd let us know there were more experiences as we only noticed the sign above the door by the gift shop as our car was arriving to pick us up. It would have been nice to explore the rest but besides that, it was still a cool experience. read more
1 month ago
6 months ago
Skip the Massless Cloud exhibit. It's not as advertised but the artist does a great job selling it with the overly complex description he provides. It's a room full of bubbles that stay grounded. They do not float in the least. The other rooms are interesting, but I had a hard time justifying the $39 admission fee. Twenty dollars, maybe. read more
1 year ago
Wow! What a unique and unforgettable experience! This art museum was nothing short of captivating. Each exhibit was visually mesmerizing and thoughtfully designed -- not only stunning to look at but also rich with history and meaning. I highly recommend paying a little extra for the cloud exhibit -- it was absolutely out of this world! Walking through the soapy, cloud-like environment truly made you feel like you were floating. It was immersive, playful, and surreal in the best way. One of my personal favorites was the heartbeat room, where you can hear your own heartbeat played aloud and see it transformed into light. Even more incredible, your heartbeat is saved alongside others' in a beautiful, ongoing light installation for two weeks. That connection between art and humanity gave me chills. The whole experience was elevated by the various hidden doors and transitions, each one leading to a new dimension of creativity and emotion. I'd go back in a heartbeat (pun intended ). Highly, highly recommend! read more
Cool exhibit, not super long like some other ones I've seen- but long enough to be worthwhile. Some of the computer programming was beyond my expectations- like the heartbeats- so freaking cool! What I didn't enjoy very much was feeling a little claustrophobic in the wall of mirrors room, if I would've known where the exit was I would've been fine- but I couldn't find it. Also- didn't realize there was a 2nd building... there signage needs to be a lot better. The second door with the blue railing of the giant mural is the second building entrance. We wanted to leave the spotlight room, but the guy said we had to stay. Didn't love that- my husband would've busted out of the emergency exit. The reason we had to stay was because they only had so many spray cans at the next exhibit- and they were waiting for the people in front of us to finish. I think they need to switch the order of the rooms and the wait would only be in the lobby read more
11 months ago
Interesting exhibit, though it's quite short, only three rooms. The mirror room was definitely my favorite, and the heartbeat room was also really intriguing. read more
1 year ago
We attended your art installation yesterday after going last year and greatly enjoying it. However this time, a crying screaming child ruined the whole experience. A couple had a 2-3 year old child throwing a temper tantrum in the space for over an hour and we were unable to enjoy our experience. They were just staying in each exhibit for 20-30 minutes and since we cannot go backwards, we were stuck with this child unless we skipped exhibits we wanted to experience. We drove 2 hours and were very excited about the installation, so this was very disappointing. Staff did not seem to step in and do anything even when the family was confronted by a few other patrons and asked to be her quiet or please leave. That ended in a yelling match where the family with the loud child adamantly argued their child should be allowed to scream while other patrons clearly disagreed. It was very disappointing and ruined the trip for us. I thought you should be aware and maybe have a policy for screaming children as they are definitely not conducive to a relaxing artistic experience. Since you do allow small children, you should maintain a policy so the entire crowd's experience isn't ruined. Overall, I really do think it is a unique and awesome experience, but it is completely destroyed when there is a screaming child and you cannot even hear the nice lovely calming music that is played. It just negates everything. read more
2 years ago
Super cute visual experience. We loved the room with the hand censor that could detect your heart and had the lights blink with your heartbeat. It made for a fun date night. Laser room was neat, mirror area was fun, it's worth it! They have valet, but you can do general street parking with the one of the usual parking apps close by. We came on a Saturday 6:00pm reservation and found parking easily down the street with the app. read more
If you have an artistic soul, you'll like this place. Some of the pieces were just projections on walls, but there were other more interactive ones that gave the place more life. They have a room full of foam, which is interesting, but watch the eyes, cause the foam can burn them. I would recommend this for a simple date, without children. read more
7 months ago
1 year ago
I was at Superblue Miami a few days ago and I liked the experience overThe graphics and animation are phenomenal. However, I think it's way too expensive. The $32 per adult for 5 rooms/exhibition, is certainly expensive. read more
7 months ago
4 months ago
Overpriced, paid around $40 on the weekend. There are 4 interactive rooms to see which are cool but had higher expectations for this price. I felt we really took our time through the exhibit and even stopped to take photos and got through it in 45 minutes. read more
A fun experience, that lets you relive childlike awe and wonderful. Take your time, and don't rush through it to really make the most of your visit otherwise it goes by too fast and you can't backtrack. The lightbulbs that read your pulse are especially fun as was the mirrored room. Great to bring kids or those with a sense of discovery. read more
1 year ago
What an interactive experience! My husband and I enjoyed going to the TeamLab experiences in Japan since it was the most futuristic, immersive exhibit that we've experienced. We were excited to find that TeamLabs made its way to the US by the way of MIA and made it a point to visit during our trip. We brought our kids with us and they enjoyed what they were able to, but I would recommend coming with children that are older (5 years and up). However, they were free since they were under 3 (always a plus) and adult tickets are $39/each. We went when they opened so it wasn't crowded and we didn't feel rushed during our experience. I would also recommend allotting 60-90 minutes to go through the entire experience. There are rooms that are timed while other areas where you can stay for as long as you'd like (our favorite room was the floor to ceiling display of flowers and waterfalls). read more
6 months ago
1 year ago
WOW!! What a fun experience. Make sure to take your time, and don't rush through. A few of the exhibits are interactive. You'll want to see each one in its entirety. (Especially the first two floral ones) If you've been to the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit in NYC - this is a step up! I was pleasantly surprised by how fun this was. read more
1 year ago
The ticket person was super nice and explained everything . Price it's ok since if you go will see is not a lot . As you go in the the different exhibits , you will see the lack of people directing you since it's pitch black . So be careful . The place , the show itself is nice , but the drive all the way for the amount there's to see hmmm if I knew I wouldn't have gone read more
This was a cool museum to check out in the Miami area. It was an immersive experience that was trippy and mesmerizing. Exhibits included floor-to-ceiling displays of flowers and waterfalls, a mirror maze, a giant room that changes your depth of perception and perception of colors, and a room full of lights where you can add your heartbeat to. As we went through the museum we were surprised by all the exhibits; I even had my jaw drop in one of them because it was so cool. It's a different kind of activity than what I would expect when I think of Miami but this was a fun excursion from the main Miami area. read more
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