A coworker told me about this pop up since I like trying new places. Of course I first checked their page online, and saw that certain times were already getting pretty booked so quickly bought the next availability because you can only get tickets if you buy them online. Online they only have a limited number of available tickets per hour and day since the establishment isn't the biggest and they let one group at a time. We got there a little late but we were still able to go inside but had to wait until the next group session which was fine. The actual pop up is pretty small and not really worth it.. it has a total of about 6 rooms maybe, they have 2 rooms downstairs. In the beginning while you're in line to get in, They give everyone a coin so you can use at this pin machine that gives an egg pin. The only thing I thought was pretty cool was the big egg carton that you are able to take a photo in .. I wouldn't do this again or recommend it. read more

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I'm rating this because I don't want people to make the same mistake I did of paying $18 + fees (per ticket) to come here. The idea was much better then how this exhibit was executed. - very small - nothing related to samples of eggs themselves - nothing hands on to do or participate in If you go into one of the rooms you see some polaroids on the wall with a camera next to it only there is no more film left in the camera. We kindly asked one of the employees if there was any film left and they said they didn't have the budget to get more. If a kinda unique Instagram picture is worth $20 then by all means this is for you! read more

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The place was nice. For photos. Until I realized I paid an expensive price of $21 for this. Tickets are now $19 unless you paid way earlier, like me. For some reason, from the pictures, I thought this place was going to be bigger. But most of the installations were squished together on the first floor. There's a line for everything. The workers, especially the doorman, were pretty friendly. One attempted to explain Ellis the Egg's story to us. It's cute, somewhat deep, but mainly cheesy. For a pop-up that's egg-themed, I wished it provided info about eggs themselves. I LOVE eggs, so the pretty decor, unique installations, and cute merch was what drew me in. But this pop-up is really only designed for children or social media photography lovers. It is not worth paying $19, let alone $21, just to constantly wait in line to hurriedly take a couple photos. My friend, who went with me, thinks the same way and said she would go back for the handsome doorman. Not the pop-up. read more

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It was very small, very plain, and not much more than all the photos you've seen. The "exhibits" are just overly colored photo ops. Some of them are super cute (and I did get nice photos) but that was the extent of the entire place. They give you thirty minute shifts to check out the "House" but honestly, me and my friend were done in 15 minutes. Unless you're gonna go hardcore with the photoshoots, it's too much time for what it is (plus the employees rush you out of each area after a few minutes because SO many people are there and need photo ops too). But the employees were also really nice and would take pictures if you asked. They have a snack stand but only two items (a white chocolate egg "lollipop" and a granola bar). It's a little underwhelming like the rest of the place. The story they try to build is cute and inspiring, but it ultimately seems like a capitalistic cash-grab. Overall, totally not worth the $20 I paid to get in. read more

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This place was a magical egg wonderland!! I went the first weekend, and it was so much fun! It's well organized and there are so many photo opportunities inside the art exhibit! I really did enjoy my time there. My friend and I were in there for at least an hour. The lines weren't terrible and if didn't like your photo you can always go back and take more. The staff were friendly and helpful! You can purchase ice cream inside and they give you little egg soufflés as well! You have a chance to purchase your own egg products. And you also get a small free gift with a token that they provide. I would definitely recommend you go!! It will be open until late June!! read more

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Day: Friday after work Time: 5:30 Don't go, it is a waste of money. $18 dollars for 7 or so exhibitions are not worth it. Reason why: Over price for what they are offering and showcasing. Long line. Even when you made a reservation, you still need to wait in line to get in due to overcrowding. As it take a while for each group to get in and take their Instagram pictures for their social media. If there weren't that many people, you would probably be out in 30 mins. There are plenty of art exhibitions in the city that you could go for free on either first Friday/ Saturday of the Monday or some free with donation . Not worth it. Save your $$$. read more

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Other Yelpers said this place was tiny and crowded, so I came here expecting to have my (egg) noggin fried from waiting. Maybe it was because my friends and I came a couple weeks after the hype-rush, but we didn't find the place crowded to the point where we couldn't hit each of the eggs-hibits. We bought tickets for the 11am on a Sunday, and maybe had to wait behind 1 or 2 groups at each mark. I only found myself scrambling once or twice, but that's like all the popups I've been to. We were given 45 minutes to get through the entire place, and we had just the right amount of time to do so (we were even able to take all the pictures for social media that we wanted to, and believe me, I am eggs-tra and a perfectionist, eggspecially when it comes to making sure the pictures come out the way I want them to). Honestly, I thought the sets were super cute. The place was bright, and had great lighting for the most part. There was a staff member at each of the sites, so if you want a group photo, they're the ones to ask. All the staff members that I briefly encountered/walked passed, were nice and helpful. Notes: -Like everything in life, your eggsperience is what you make of it. Despite the negative reviews and my initial thought of how pricey the ticket was, my friends and I had an eggcellent time. -There is a room in the back with another set, I would personally skip that. -There is a room downstairs, I'd go to that one. It has an egg swing. The lighting is dark with some neon lights, but if you want good pictures, borrow someone's phone light. -I know this review is much more positive compared to others', but I just wanna say that I am NOT an affiliate of the Egg Shop, nor am I friends or know anyone who works there. Just a girl who had a great time with her friends. read more

The egg house was so cute. I wish I didn't look at pics beforehand online because it ruined the surprises! The Eggloo people weren't in there, which I was really hoping for. Maybe they're only there at certain times? But I thought the staff were friendly, attentive, and helpful, and it was good to stagger out entrance times to prevent crowds. read more

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Ok so I had booked my ticket to go to NY and I was super excited. Someone I follow on social media had posted a pic to the egg house and as silly as I thought it was to have a pop up about eggs- the photo opportunities were good and the tickets were not crazy pricey so I decided what the heck! With me following them on Instagram and seeing their post of people being there and enjoying themselves I could not wait! When I got there it still looked super fun with open windows as doors for all to see. It made me super excited to even be standing in line while people came along and tried to come in or get tickets that couldn't- Just being honest it made me feel exclusive. I have been to nearly every pop up you can imagine. From Muesuem of Ice Cream, two times in two different locations to the Color Factory etc. You name it, I've been there! and never experienced no S*** like this! Initially, you see all the things you had hoped for like the cute egg carton and the pool of balls after that is a complete waste of time. After the ping pong balls, you want into this room with a large ball that looks like an egg but I don't know what it really is. Anyway, they go on to try and introduce you to this egg that's laying in the bed with generated facial expressions on it and you know your thinking- okkaaayyyy. Thrown off but still optimistic you head downstairs to this poorly put together room that has about $10.00 worth of balloons on the wall with a lit up cactus and swing in the middle of the room. WAIT THERE'S MORE! When you get downstairs there is a creepy woman down there telling you to step into this room and so your like okkkaaayyy...... So, you step into this "room" made up of sheets that were pulled and cut down the middle where there is a miniature version of the freaky room with the freaky egg and bed. At that point I knew I had been scammed. So disappointed in this "pop up" read more

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It was super cute and fun to come by and take pictures. Staff was super friendly and helpful when anyone struggled to sit on the hatched egg . It's just not much to it, you'll be done in 10 mins. read more

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Live your life sunny side up or over-easy or scrambled. This pop up art focuses on egg! :) It is located near Soho, the interior is small but they few installations inside. My favorite is the swimming pool with yellow balls and also the jungle egg downstairs with swing. The staff is nice and cheerful. Yeah, you have to pay 20 bucks for this, but I think for an instagram worthy picture, you can get a really good picture here. Will I come back? Not really, too small and crowded when I went. They also sell eggloo and eggshop goodies! But it was close when I went. Good for kids because they will enjoy it. read more

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Pros: - no long lines to wait in, even on weekends - good instagram pictures Cons: - small area - not worth the ticket price read more

EGG-STREMELY CUTE EXHIBIT! I'm a sucker for IG-worthy backdrops and fun pop up art exhibits. MOST DO IT FOR THE GRAM :) Even though I wish tickets were less than $18, I am still glad I went. (I think $10-$12 would have been more reasonable. Nevertheless, one of the pros was there were no long wait lines. HELLA INSTA WORTHY! The staff were super sweet and were nice about taking pictures for you. My favorites were the ball pit and the egg swing! Some of the other showings were questionable like an egg on a bed in a dark room. Another one is if you look into a hole in the wall, you'll see a mini egg on a tiny bed... There is a little place where you can buy egg theme food and items which i didn't take advantage of but I thought it was nice that it was available. At the end, you get a small free egg pin which I thought was cute and thoughtful. read more

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One star for the picture opportunity and another for the few good people that works there. Save your money! It's not worth the $18 admission. I went yesterday, Monday at 6pm so it wasn't crowded. My friend and I were in and out in 30 minutes. That includes revisiting some "sights" for better pictures. You get a free pin. There's also free chocolate sunny side up egg lollipop while supplies last. We got the last two so if you go after 6pm, you'll be out of luck. They also advertised food and drinks for sale but they were all closed when we were there. They had a lot of people working there but I felt only a handful of people were actually doing their job. There was a blonde girl wearing a black cap with pins that was super bubbly and helpful. I like her a lot. The male cashier at the "store" with glasses was alert and aware. Finally the blonde girl with cute dimples in the back room told us the purpose of the museum. She was intelligent and insightful. Everything there was Instagramable and they set it up with plenty of room for you to do that. If that's so they should've had people form lines. Most of the time people were patient and waited their turn. Other times they were in my pictures. There should've definitely been some sort of crowd control. read more

I'm a huge sucker for instagram-worthy backdrops. I've been to at least four or five in the past year. Comparatively, taking into consideration the entrance cost ($17), the sets, the employees, the wait times, etc., Egg House scores a 3/5 star rating. My gfs and I came here this past Wednesday night. The exhibit had already been open for several months, and I'd imagine most visitors frequent on the weekends. As a result, there was minimal wait for photo ops from set to set. Employees were very friendly and willing to take our photos...offered us free snacks, which was a plus. Sets themselves were bright and inviting, with the exception of the one downstairs which was dark and dreamlike but still made for nice photos (let's be real, why else come to this place?). I dock two stars because of the sheer grime and filth coating the majority of the set props, particularly the life size Styrofoam eggs within the carton and the scrambled egg characters in the ballpit. Now, it's NYC, and the exhibit's been open for months. Between small children and unbathed college kids bringing in dorm and subway dirt - completely understandable how this happens, but if the Egg House ever had a health rating - I can't imagine it would pass. Pro tip: take a thorough shower after you finish your instagram uploads! read more

Well this certainly wasn't worth the $20 I paid. I've been to several NYC Pop UPS for FREE and the "exhibits" were much more 1. informational 2. Meaningful 3. Or just cool. This one... not so much. This was literally 2 floors worth of garbage. I mean if a large egg carton with massive styrofoam eggs is your thing, or seeing an egg in a ridiculously tiny bed "sleeping" , then by all means do visit, but if not, do yourself a favor and skip it. There are too many free popups in NYC to be bamboozled by this one. read more

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So disappointed, this was totally a waste of money. Unfortunately I had my hopes up too high. The place is tiny, it took us 5-10 minutes to see everything. It would be longer if we actually waited to take pics with the few scenes they had, but we didn't. 2 stars for the ball pit my kids could enjoy for 2 minutes. The place was also dirty, but somewhat understandable because I'm sure its not easy to keep up with a place that is so crowded all the time. read more

I feel like I got EGG-storted by this SHELL GAME, no YOLK. You're welcome for the egg puns. The Egg House follows The "Museum" of Ice Cream and other pop-ups like it that pose as art installations but are actually capitalist ventures that gladly take your money in exchange for your free advertising on social media, specifically Instagram and its ilk. Unlike the Museum of Ice Cream, The Egg House is shockingly small. Just two floors with a few "exhibitions" (I use that term very, very generously) means you are in and out of this place in 10 minutes, maybe 20-25 if you have a small child or are easily distracted. This place has seen better days. The styrofoam giant eggs are positively melancholy, having turned gray and covered in pock marks. The yellow floor is filthy and covered with dirty footprints, the adhesive peeling off from the ground. A sad broom closet barely covered with a cloudy vinyl curtain greets you as you walk down to the basement floor, making you feel very much that you are going to an actual basement, in a creepy murder-y kind of way rather than a way that makes you feel EGG-cited (last one, I swear). But don't fret. When you're all done, they'll give you a free "EGG HOUSE" pin. Pro tip: Instead of The Egg House, wander around the neighborhood for free actual art in the form of colorful murals (and the beauty that is New York). You can take that $20 and buy an incredible dim sum meal in neighboring Chinatown. read more

Definitely not what i expected. I think this pop up should be $10 MAX. There's not alot to it. You'll be in & out in 10 minutes! Basically what you see from the outside thru the window is the WHOLE exhibit! The coolest part was the giant egg carton.. read more

The Egg House - They need fresh eggs lol but this was the best thing in there. - Pop-up Shops Near Me - New York, New York

Fun but small, I understand that it is a pop-up but I was still expecting something a little larger. The exhibits were very interactive and enjoyable for all ages. The ball-pit was fun and everyone was trying to take pictures in both the ball-pit and the egg carton! There was a basement that had two more exhibits, one with a swing and another odd walkthrough... I'll leave it at that. I mean NYC has so many pop-ups and you never know what to expect when you go to one. It was fun for a one time visit. Something to do if you are bored or are showing a friend around the city! read more

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If you've got spare money laying around, feel free to visit the egg house. Otherwise, I'd highly recommend spending your money on food or the ice cream museum. I was ecstatic to visit this place because I'm a huge egg lover. I peeked in and it looked fun! Well, I was extremely disappointed. It is T I N Y. There's the main floor (which isn't too big to begin with), plus a bedroom in the back and a tiny basement. The best part was main area which still wasn't that great. The egg carton was dirty but cool. The ball pit should be named "the hairy pit of crushed balls". There was hair stuck on so many balls. I was very cautious as to not swim in the pit and what was allowed to touch the balls. I instantly felt dirty. They encourage you visit the bedroom and basement. The bedroom was creepy and strange. The basement was also creepy and had a huge mine for photos of sitting in a swinging egg. The only thing I loved about this museum were the items they sold. read more

For $18 it's a complete rip off. I thought this place would be a lot larger but literally it's just one room with different areas to take pictures. You spend most of the time waiting in line and awkwardly watching people take a gazillion pictures. However, I can't deny that it is cute and came out with a handful of egg themed pictures. read more

I just came back from the egghouse pop up and I felt like for the price of the ticket ($21) was not justified given the experience I had. Upon entrance the "rooms" were merely different sections decorated differently in 1 big space and not really rooms at all. The actual rooms downstairs and further back I did enjoy more because there was a guide and felt more immersive. When I entered the front of the place there were no explanation on what was going on from the staff, and at a glance it just looked like a space with objects that you take pictures with. No narrative on the walls, and there was a small section of things you can buy (which I felt could've been organized better to show that they were purchasable) but the staff didn't greet people or say anything as I stood there. Furthermore there were no food vendors, on the website it says "Your ticket includes entrance into The Egg House and instagrammable photo opportunities. Egg treats from our vendor friends and merchandises are available for purchase with credit card." There was an eggshop but again I got confused on what was suppose to happen there because the staff was playing on their phone and sitting there. Also the Eggloo booth was empty but if they weren't offering food then it shouldn't be placed there at all because it felt like I missed them and didn't get the full experience. If I had known beforehand if they have food at a certain time or only weekends then I would've came then. I enjoyed the narrative once I heard it but I wished there was more of an emphasis on it instead of instagrammable spots. I thought that this was like Museum of Ice Cream when I first saw the egghouse website but I was not promised that upon entering. I've been to paid pop ups and free pop ups and I felt like this price was a bit steep considering what I experienced tonight. I certainly won't go to anything from Biu Biu Xu and 3T Studios in the future. read more

Super Disappointing. Don't waste your money or time. I've gone to the Ice Cream Museum, Color Factory and Infinity Mirrors Exhibit Yayoi Kusuma, and the Egg House is seriously a POS. It's a small exhibit, and one of the sections is literally an egg on a makeshift small bed that you look through a tiny little hole. WHAT. The coolest parts are just what you see on the IG - the carton and the swing, if that. It literally takes 30 minutes to go through. It's super crowded and small. The eggpool also looked dirty. Don't waste your time if the exhibit is still available. Go the the Met, Whitney, Gug or any other amazing museum that NYC has to offer. Heck, even the High Line is better. read more

really bad experience.....My friends and I drove three hours to check it out, and it was horrible... I found out about the exhibit on Instagram and it looked so cute and fun but when you go there, its totally not what is excepted. It is very small, so you didn't have enough room space to walk, the staff did nothing but stand around. They were not organized at all. My friends and I tried taking photos and there were a bunch of kids running around and the staff didn't do or say anything to keep chaos away. It was such chaos! My friends and I were there for honestly 10 mins, I got so annoyed and angry because of how this experience was, So we left. Don't even think about checking it out, you will thank me later! read more

From the pictures it actually seems like a real museum. When you get there it's like a little rented space with colored walls. I was so disappointed, it's actually really small and not a lot of attractions. This place is more for photographers, in order to take a simple picture you have to stand on line for about 30 mins, when you're only allowed to stay maximum 1 Hour. It's really popular but it's all a hype there's nothing spectacular about it. read more

The Egg House - The ceiling was disgusting and cracking. - Pop-up Shops Near Me - New York, New York

yelpers say this place is small and not much to do there but good for ig pictures and for small children and these are all true. I brought my two year old there to hangout and I purchased online a 2:30pm ticket an hour before my visit. The digital ticket was sent through text and no need to print one out. (Children age three and under do not need a ticket. Discount ticket for senior and child under 10 with valid ID.) I thought it would be less crowded but there were more people then I expected. Staffs are very friendly and played with my kid for a bit and helped us taking photos. My toddler had a blast and she did not want to leave the ballpit. There is no bathroom there luckily it's very close to wholefoods. read more

The Egg House - swimming in egg yolks and egg whites - Pop-up Shops Near Me - New York, New York

This pop up shop tells the story of Ellis the egg. It is a pretty art display of the Egg. Tones of cute scenario to take pictures in. Overall good experience. One thing I didn't like is that they don't have a bathroom. read more

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Totally overpriced and not worth the hype. Everything you "need" to see, you can see on their website. There are literally 5 "exhibits", if you can even call them that. And the passageway to the "garden", which is the basement was creepy-justlike a nyc apartment basement. The best thing I can say is that the staff was nice and friendly. I do have to say that whoever created this was brilliant- I'm sure they made a whole lot of money for this. read more

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Very simple and not well kept. Staff is friendly and there's parking right outside. Those are the only two good things. This should be free, and even then I don't think people would line up for. I should've read reviews before spending the money, as there are many other free activities nearby. Wouldn't recommend. read more

So annoyed I spent $15 on this. The pictures the business posts as well as the ones on instagram are VERY deceiving. I was SHOCKED upon arrival to find a dingy, dirty space with all activations lined up. The pictures made it seem like a larger experience we'd walk through and enjoy. Instead it was one after the other in one small, dirty room, with lines to take a picture in an oversized egg carton or germ ridden ball pit. Everything just felt dirty, I can't stress this enough. Have they just not cleaned or bothered to upkeep the installation after day 1? The MOST I'd pay for this is $3. Also - need the name of the photographer that took the deceptive pics because they're a miracle worker. read more

Just not well done at all for $21 a ticket. Falsely advertises on https://www.showclix.com/event/TheEggHouseNYC that tickets come with egg treats, I call BS. If you guys are going to charge people $21, you guys need to do better. Also, the cactus lights in the basement is a joke, make no sense and have absolutely nothing to do with the theme. Don't even tell me it's Ellis stranded on a desert. Thanks and bye. read more

Honestly, one of my better pop up experiences, thought it was a little bit expensive. Our reservation time was for 4:00PM, and we were a little late to arrive (4:20 PM). The person working the line was so cute, talking about "the history of Ellis the egg" and keeping us entertained while we waited. You get two little tokens to "spend" inside at their two toy machines of sorts, one of which contains pins and the other machine "mystery" items (I realized that they were pins too, just you can't see them. Maybe there's other things??) They allowed us to walk in with the 4:30 PM group though, which was awesome. We were able to sample egg tarts that were being passed out at the front of the pop up. The pictures I'd seen of the pop up made it seem a lot bigger than it actually is -all of the photo ops were rather squished together, but the lines were well managed and someone was on hand at each station to take pictures for you with your group. The ball pit was like any other ball pit, but with bright yellow and white balls. Happy colors! My favorite photo op station was the giant egg carton station where you could sit and hold the giant styrofoam eggs. They had a section for "Ellis' bedroom" where they projected a face onto a large styrofoam egg on its side, on a bed, and you're able to explore his bedroom, call him, and "leave him a message" in the guest book. Downstairs, was this kind of odd white tape walkway that leads to a hole in the wall that contained miniature model of Ellis' bedroom from upstairs. We didn't wait for this one, but there was a egg shaped swing in the "secret forest" that I guess is his backyard. No one was at the Eggloo station upstairs as we left, not sure if that was a free food opp. They had various lollipops, socks, shirts, desserts for sale related to eggs that were cute, but I did not purchase. Idk, not sure I'd go again, but it was cute and the people were friendly. If you love eggs, this is cool but it's not really too egg-history or brunch themed, just a lot of photo ops with egg related things. read more

I felt so robbed of my time and money. $18+ for this "exhibit"? I should have hit cancel when I had the chance. This place is super small and overcrowded. Keep this in mind: everyone ONLY gets 30 mins. So imagine in that 30 mins, 20 mins goes to just WAITING on the damn line/WAITING for other people to finish re-taking pics, so now you're left with just 10 mins where you can successfully take pics. Ok, then there's a mini-food court... like why? Overpriced for no reason. I can go on Amazon and create a pool of egg balls myself. The line for the egg pool was INCREDIBLY LONG. I thought I would be able to take a couple of pics in the pool during my last 15 mins but before I know it, I got kicked off cause my time was up. read more

My fiancé and I came here on a Saturday afternoon. It took us about 40 min to go through the whole exhibit while stopping to wait in lines for pictures. Without the lines it'd probably take 10 min tops. It is a cute exhibit and has several photo opportunities for Instagram, but it is overpriced for what it offers. Also, I would not recommend bringing kids here. Majority of the crowd are adults taking Instagram and Boomerang shots and patiently waiting their turn in line while completely understanding that the person in front of them needs numerous pictures from different angles with the eggs ;) There were little kids here who clearly wanted to spend hours on the swing and in the ball pit, were literally knocking people in the head with the photo props, and photobombing others pictures. Don't get me wrong, I love kids but this is not the place for them :) Let the adults have their photo fun! BTW, there is no restroom inside. The closest one is around the block at The New Museum, which you can get into for free. read more

Waste of time and money . The staff is horrible and rude . I witnessed a mom come in with her 2 maybe three year old and when she asked for one of the staff to take a picture she rolled her eyes . Next thing you know her toddler Simply poked the sign and the letter O fell off of the sign . I came back back around maybe 20 min later to find the so called manager yelling at the mother saying she had to pay 600 dollars for the sign !!!!!!! It was awful ! The mom was crying and the manager kept saying she had to pay or she couldn't leave ! What kind of business is this that you don't insure your things and coerce clients into paying for your crap that's falling apart . After seeing this I decided not to post my pictures on Instagram cause I won't promote a filthy pop up that is overall a Huge scam . I hope that mother reports and sues the owner for hostile treatment and harassment . read more

this place was very cute and worth it for #thegram, especially on a beautiful day in the city. however, the price for a ticket now seems unreasonable for what was offered. there were no food vendors even though the ticket said there would be. also, the place was very small for an $18 ticket plus tax. i wouldn't have gone if not for the hype and the excitement of it all, but realistically it wasn't worth it read more

I gave it a three stars solely because I appreciate the talents who design and built these installations. I bought the tix for $19 each, not bad! The entry is timed but there are still a decent wait inside to take photos. It took forever after waiting impatiently for 20mins for each installation, I gave up and left. The decors were cute and instagrammable. But I will have to take a hard pass next time. read more

I went on a Tuesday at 12:30 pm and it was surprisingly not busy! The staff never rushed us and always offered to take pictures for us. The ball pit and giant egg carton did seem a bit dirty and old but other than that, my partner and I had a great time taking pictures. The exhibit is smaller than expected. They also offered free chocolate and gave us pins/keychains on the way out. Overall, it was a nice experience but overpriced (almost $21 a ticket with tax and service charge). read more

If you love taking photos and are all about the insta, you'll love it. I can't say it's art but it's definitely cute and worth checking out. You'll be in and out within 45 minutes... just a matter of waiting on one long line to get to each spot for a photo. Also felt weird smiling for many, many photos as people looked on and waited for their turns haha. I think I'm good on these pop-up things... read more