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    Tutu Fun

    3.9 (90 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Vy D.

    This place is definitely for art and craft lovers as they offer multiple activities, including tufting, mirror decoration, bear painting. They also have blind boxes, lego sets, hard paper card puzzles, etc. I did tufting here (it was my 2nd tufting experience) and I love it!!

    The squishy I bought.
    Emiliano C.

    Very disappointed. I bought a squishy from here last night, and within 30 minutes of using it, it already had a hole in it. I expected it to last much longer, especially since it was brand new. Unfortunately, the quality was very disappointing.

    I love the is store so much. They have a wide variety of squishes, I got the matcha bun, and 2 pineapple buns. The lady at the front was super kind. I loved how they gave fans to people who were waiting. 10/10 I would come back, worth the wait.

    The tufting work area.
    Rebecca L.

    I had so much fun creating a tufted rug! My instructor was friendly and helpful. It took my 4+ hours to work on a small piece but I need to go back and finish the piece. I highly recommend you book an appointment since it can get busy.

    Candles
    Ky-Anh H.

    I found Tutu Fun from other creators online and was interested in trying the candle making class, and was not disappointed with the results! Our class was from 4-6:30, but we ended pretty early and picked up our candles about 15-20 minutes later. It took maybe 15-20 minutes per wax layer to cool down, and in between these times, you could make other molds you wanted to put in or on top of your candles. I used one of the medium sized cups and my girlfriend used one of the large sized cups, and we both were able to make our own matcha candles which we love! Our instructor was very helpful in telling us about what to do and what not to do. I'd highly recommend Tutu Fun for anyone around OC looking for a fun date activity! They have way more than just candle making, but this was a fun experience to try as well!

    Helen T.

    Tutu Fun at Irvine Spectrum is basically glitter heaven for kids. The craft room is impressively organized--rows and rows of sparkly materials, stickers, gems, and every shiny thing an 11-year-old could dream of. Mine made a custom water bottle and spent a solid amount of time carefully choosing the perfect glitter situation. Safe to say... it made her entire day. Great creative stop if you're at the Spectrum with kids. Expect sparkle, serious crafting focus, and one very proud kid walking out with their masterpiece. Tutu Fun at Irvine Spectrum is basically glitter heaven for kids. The craft room is impressively organized--rows and rows of sparkly materials, stickers, gems, and every shiny thing an 11-year-old could dream of. Mine made a custom water bottle and spent a solid amount of time carefully choosing the perfect glitter situation.

    Such a fun experience! All the staff were so sweet & helpful! They absolutely went above and beyond by making sure that we were able to take the rug home in the evening time. It was my brother's birthday so I really wanted him to be able to take it home. Very grateful for the service and attention they provided us with! Already planning my next trip!

    Derek C.

    Had a great time taking my Valentine here! Loved the DIY and how unique rug tufting was! They give you a brief tutorial on how to rug tufting is and then you get right into creating your own unique rug. I did wish they gave a bit of a better tutorial, but overall, would def come here again. I do suggest that if this is your first time, do not do XL because it'll be one hell of a workout. If you do decide to do the XL rug, be sure to have a partner with you so if you get tired, you have someone take over.

    small rugs
    Christine N.

    Such a fun activity in a great location! For my lovely boyfriend's birthday, I surprised him with a session at Tutufun. We have never tufted rugs before, so this was a great new experience together :) The workers were super helpful and nice. They walked us through how to use the tufting gun and we practiced before getting to the rug. It was easy to project our image onto the canvas, and then we were off!! It took around 3 hours of nonstop tufting for a Small rug. It was definitely an arm workout! But so fun. It was a little toasty in there though, so dress accordingly. We came back later to pick up the rugs - super efficient and it turned out beautiful. I would come back again to create a huge rug together sometime :-)

    Madeline S.

    I came to TuTu Fun for the first craft experience. I've been to the store for shopping, but never for a craft. My friend and I did the Decoden craft. It was fun and I'm happy with what I made, but I have a couple suggestions of how it could be better. First off, they offer a ton of classes in one space, like candle making, rug tufting, acrylic pouring, beaded jewelry, etc. I think it would be really helpful to book 1 craft per hour or something like that. I found it somewhat overwhelming how many things were going on at once. And, then they would only have to explain how to do that specific craft during that time slot, versus over and over again. The rug tufting is really loud, so it could have been nice to either have light music, or even better to only do that craft during certain hours of the day. Another thing is I don't feel like we got much instruction. The girls who helped us were extremely nice and doing their best, but I felt like they may have also been overwhelmed. It was a busy Saturday and in addition to reservation times, they also allow walk ins. It wasn't a calming environment. I sort of felt like I was at a kid's birthday party (which we may have been). If I ever went again, I'd want to do a rental and have the space to just our group. Lastly, I think the pricing should be adjusted. I think there should be a sign up fee and then the individual items you pay for are sold at a lower price point. I liked that we could choose as many charms as we wanted, but the actual items we had to choose from were extremely overpriced and I think a different structure would help people to understand you're paying more for the space, set up/clean up, then you really are for the specific item. Overall it was fun, but I do personally believe there needs to be a bit more organization from the top. Again, all the staff who helped us were extremely kind and doing their best.

    Noemi was super great in helping my partner and i walk thru the candle making activity, even when we changed our minds like 3 or 4 times based on different scents or candle shapes. She walked us through the best colors and type of materials for our candle ideas and in the end, it was such a fun way to spend a couple hours. definitely coming back to try out rug tufting!

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    Pang, Ken, and Ellie went above and beyond to help make the whole process smooth and fun!

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    Pang, Ken, and Ellie were the best! Was our first time going and they made rug tufting very easy and fun!!

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    Selina was so helpful and nice! This was so much fun. I brought my niece here for her birthday and she was so happy

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    Lots of fun rug tufting. We were walk-ins. A wonderful experience. We uploaded our own images and the results turned out nice.

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    So happy we have an Imax 70mm screen near us. I truly did not realize just how big the screen would…read morebe. We went to go see Odyssey and luckily snagged seats on the second weekend, front left corner lol. Most seats were sold out. Sound is great, angle was okay and seats recline just slightly. The Imax 70mm screen is worth seeing at least once in your lifetime!

    Saw 'The Odyssey' (the first feature film ever filmed entirely in 70mm 1.43 aspect ratio IMAX) here…read moreat the Regal Irvine Spectrum with my wife, her mom, and our neighbor friend at the 11:40 Thursday show. This theater is one of only 4 in the LA area (25 in the U.S.) that can show the 1.43 aspect ratio. The entire experience was spectacular. Got tickets directly through the Regal website about 2 weeks before this, and paid $31.99 plus $2.50 on-line fee for each ticket. Most of the prime seats were already taken, but was able to stay away from the front row seats (would not recommend those because of the height of the screen). Parking is free in the large indoor parking garage, but it's a bit of a walk from there to the front of the theater (even for handicap spots). We got there about 30 minutes before the advertised start time, and they let us into the theater about 10 minutes before start. There was only one 'preview', with a quick message from Denis Villeneuve, thanking Sir Christopher Nolan ('dark?' knighted in 2024), to allow a full IMAX filmed battle scene from Dune: Part Three. The movie started right after that, and quite a few people came late, thinking there would be a lot trailers. As for the seat's comfort, they were OK: a little bit of recline and not particularly wide (felt like I was on an airplane). People got up throughout the movie and your feet will get stepped on if you don't pull them in as far as possible. The theater actually reduced the number of seats from 590 seats to 300 in 2019 to give more comfort, but still cram as many people as you can. As for the reason one would drive an hour from DTLB to Irvine to see a movie: the screen is 90' wide and 65' high (1.38 aspect ratio). This means for a 1.43 movie, one could use the entire 90' width, but use 62.94' of the height (wasting about 2 feet vertical). The Odyssey can be shown in 3 different aspect ratios: 1.43:1, 1.90:1 for the more common IMAX (like the Regal IMAX in Long Beach), and 2.39:1 for standard. This means that one is missing about 24% of the total image area from 1.43 to 1.90, and about 40% from 1.43 to 2.39. Obviously, the film was shot/edited to make that missing 40% not critical to the movie storytelling...but it mattered for me on this film. Like other Nolan films, the movie's plot, acting, and score itself was excellent (though probably not worth watching again on a non-IMAX screen for me). What made the film the best movie experience I've had since early adulthood, was the sheer size and clarity of the cinematography throughout the film. Many of the landscape scenes, especially during action packed battle scenes: it made the film for me as a visual spectacle where the vertical immersion was palpable. And the sound accompanying was pretty damn good, too (and very loud). Making a trip to NYC next week, so wanted to see if seats in biggest IMAX in country was available. Sold out, even almost 2 weeks after release. Shows that this movie in 70mm is an event, and super glad that we were able to see it in that format. Even watching the end credits roll was an experience, as they were able to fit so many names as the screen rolled. Notes: Quite surprised at the variety of different IMAX screen sizes around the world. 1.43:1 aspect ratio (25 in U.S.; 41 in the whole world): LA area: -- CA Science Center: 90' wide x 66.7' (63' usable) -- Regal Irvine Spectrum: 90' x 65' (63' usable) -- AMC City Walk: 79' x 58' (55.2' usable) -- Regal Ontario: 91' x 67' (63.6 usable) - tallest usable screen SoCal! US: -- Royal Cinema in Pooler GA is the largest: 101' x 76.2' (70.6 usable) -- most popular (and slightly smaller) is AMC Lincoln Square in Manhattan: 101' x 75.6' (70.6 usable) World: -- Melbourne is biggest: 105' x 75' (73.4 usable) - this has the tallest usable screen. -- Sydney is tallest: 95' x 79' (66.4 usable, wasting 12.6 vertical feet...did someone make a math error when building this thing?) 1.90:1 -- 24% missing The two IMAX theaters near downtown LA: -- TCL (Chinese) Theater in Hollywood: 94' (87.4 usable) x 46' (full vertical usage) -- Regal LA Live: 80' x 42.5' (42.1' usable) - has full recliners and has least amount of wasted vertical space. In Long Beach: -- Long Beach Regal: 54' x 33.8' (28.4' usable) Largest screen in world is in Leonberg, Germany: 127' x 69' (66.8 usable) 2.39:1 -- 40% missing Our neighborhood in DTLB: Cinemark Pike 70' x 30'. 1.77:1 -- 20% missing Modern Home Theater -- 85" TV: 6' x 3.5' - much, much smaller :-). 1.33:1 -- Dad's TV. would have to letterbox or crop left/right of image. 70mm indicates it is film, and has a comparable 18K equivalent. Digital can only go to 4K today, making shooting in analog 70mm film the best possible way to capture maximum image quality.

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