What a great Groupon find! For around $20 a person you get a full hour of activities in the museum…read more I had never tried VR before and thought it was very cool. Everything was easy from start to finish with staff helping us the whole way. My favorite was the relaxing hologram room, you can sit and watch the show as long as you'd like. Definitely recommend as an activity to do while you're out and about in wynwood.

A fun and different environment of a venue to experience. Came here for an Immersion Miami event -…read moreSound Bath. Venue was great, do arrive early in order to get nearby parking since most is street parking and at night the streets in Wynwood are not always brightly lit. Event was advertised from 7pm-9pm. Event started closer to 7:45 and ended at around 8:30, not quite what was advertised but nonetheless it was a great time spent. I've participated in many other sound baths, this one in particular was good, it had a variety of different instruments used for sound. I recommend brining your own mat for extra cushion and a type of pillow for head support if you choose to lay down. The visual effects are impressive. Will be back to experience other events. Would like to try the breath work one!

Indoor arcade and entertainment to keep the kids entertained and great for parties…read more Located in Wynwood, Fun Dimension has its own parking lot but also street parking. They have an outdoor enclosed section which includes rock climbing and what looked like axe throwing (for kids). Inside they have plenty of arcade games along with laser tag. They also have some cool new bowling lanes in the back. I didn't get to taste the food or drinks but they did have a pretty wide diversity of options including the usual fair, pizza chicken fingers and more importantly alcohol for the adults but also lomo saltado and chicken and waffles. They also have private room upstairs for parties. The kids had a great time and it's pretty enclosed so not easy to lose track of your kid. Overall it's a solid option to host a party and keep the kids entertained.

I brought my toddler here for a fun afternoon and we did not expect to have this much fun. I think…read moreit's a great place to let your inner child run wild playing games. We played a bunch of arcade games and she had an absolute blast. The place was clean and managed pretty well. We will definitely be back!

Wonderful, creative place. Really unexpected, innovative way of using the lights, the reflections,…read moreconnecting 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.

This place is extremely overpriced for what you get. The overall experience was underwhelming and,…read morehonestly, pretty boring. There are only five exhibits, so it doesn't take long to see everything. The "heartbeat" exhibit also felt misleading. The employee pointed to the exact same light for every customer, which made it seem like the personalized result wasn't actually based on anyone's heartbeat. Overall, I wouldn't recommend spending your money here. A more reasonable price would be around $15-$20 per person based on the experience offered.

This was my second year at Horrorland. I think they did a better job last year when it included the…read moreVampire Circus. I went on a Thursday night in October. Most of the talent in the Haunted seem to have taken the day off. I love to see the creativity in Haunted Houses and none were memorable. However, the venue does a great job at the props props outside the haunted houses. It's great for kids and pictures. Although I went on a discounted rate, I still didn't feel it was worth it this year.

This was a cute experience. I was lucky enough to snag a free ticket as a Yelp Elite Experience…read morewhich allowed up to 8 people in my vehicle (I only had 3 people). Our wait was ridiculously long, over an hour, but again it was free so I tried not to complain. Once we got inside the drive thru was cool. I didn't expect the actors to actually come inside my vehicle so that was a nice, spooky surprise! Although we enjoyed it, I am happy I didn't have to pay. I don't know how much it costs but I wouldn't pay for this, especially with the long wait to get in. There are other Halloween-themed attractions that are more worth your money, like Halloween Horror Nights.

Really fun and great service! They have many games to choose from, we were 3 using one space and…read moreone hour was definitely not enough.

Either they're closed down or their hours of operation is incorrect... tried calling numerous of…read moretimes but to no avail.... waist of time and excitement

Your show is very exciting. It was a beautiful experience for children and families. The performers…read morewere amazing and the atmosphere was magical. My daughter loved it!

I recently attended the show in Hialeah and had a nice time. If you have young children, I think…read morethey'll really enjoy it. The performers do a great job interacting with the audience, which keeps everyone engaged throughout the show. Since it's in Hialeah, much of the performance is in Spanish, which makes sense considering the city's predominantly Spanish-speaking community. This year's production also placed a strong emphasis on soccer and FIFA. While that will certainly appeal to many guests, those who aren't soccer fans may not connect with those segments as much. For adults, the show is enjoyable, but I felt it was just missing that extra "wow" factor that would make it truly unforgettable. That's the only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5. I don't mean that as a negative criticism--rather, I see it as an opportunity for an already good show to become even better. One thing I really appreciate is that this is a family-run business. I'm always happy to support small, family-owned businesses, and it's clear that they genuinely work hard to improve with each performance. They also deserve recognition for the support they show to veterans and first responders, something that not every entertainment organization makes a priority. Overall, it's a fun family outing, especially for children, and I look forward to seeing how the show continues to grow and evolve.

It was my first time coming to this event and you can tell it was very organized days before it…read morestarted. They sent an email with the vendors participating with their menus and information about the event and parking. The day of the event, everything went well. I loved the giveaways that Chase, La Croix and DoorDash did. Chase had this fun memory activity and they give you a free pin for playing and La Croix had this beautiful set up for pictures. They were also giving out complimentary tote bag, cellphone pop socket, cap of your choice and various flavors of LaCroix during the whole event. I also loved how they gave free Dasani waters at water stands or at any bar. As to the food, Edan Bistro by Cotoa was delicious. I tried the green plantain croqueta with coconut shrimp, grilled txuleton steak, basque cheesecake and dark Ecuadorian chocolate brownie. Everything was so tasty but my favorite were definitely the desserts. The Cowy Burger by The Salty was delicious. The savory taste of the burger with the donut buns paired very well together. I also tried the beignet hot and sweet chicken sandwich at Willie Mae's Scotch House and it was very good. The chicken was seasoned very well and it paired so well with the beignets. The bacon and fig pizza and margarita pizza at L'Industrie was also very tasting. I truly enjoyed eating all of it. They had this event where you can ask questions to the editors and win some more prizes, in addition to DJ and some entertainers who played instruments. I will definitely return to this event next year as I absolutely loved it.

Eeeeeatscon exceeded my expectations tenfold and officially became my second favorite festival…read moreafter Coachella lol (although t's all about food). First off, the exclusive collabs were insane. You're getting dishes from some of the best restaurants that you literally can't try anywhere else. Like, c'mon--Community Goods coffee from LA in Miami, and in collaboration with Boia De? That alone was worth the $25 ticket. Second, the prices were actually fair compared to other festivals, and the food quality was top-tier. I had the best ice cream ever, plus coffee, pizza, and a burger that all seriously delivered. You need to prepare for your stomach to work overtime. Third, the entertainment was way beyond what I expected from a food festival. I mean, everyone's here to eat, so I didn't have high hopes--but then we ended up front row for a 40-minute Hasan Minhaj stand-up set. A ticket for that alone would've been like $100 in the back row. And at Eeeeeatscon we got the full experience and a picture with him. And lastly, the amount of free merch we got from both the festival and sponsors was crazy. And we only had regular tickets, not VIP! We even spotted the editors of The Infatuation casually walking around. The only downside? Some food sold out way before the festival was even halfway through--unfortunately, exactly the things I was most excited to try. Overall, an unmatched experience, and I cannot wait for the next Eatscon!

Great venue in a great location. Went on Friday night and everyone that worked there offered great…read moreservice. Also, love that there's free parking right on the same street which is almost unheard of these days.

I've taken my kids to two of the productions at this theatre and each time has been excellent. We…read morewent to see Pluft the Little Ghost one year and The Steadfast Tin Soldier another. There is something special and old world about going to a live play. There is something even more special about passing on a love of live theatre to your kids. This theatre company specializes in child friendly productions and puts on about four shows a year. Their 330 seat 'home' theatre is a renovated 1946 movie theatre with an authentic art deco lobby. I say 'home'; theatre because the first show I saw by this troupe was in South Beach and it was there I signed up for their annual program which they mail to your home - mine arrived today which sparked this review. This year they are focusing on performing in the Miami Shores theater which suits me fine because you don't have that nightmare of parking like you have in South Beach (took me 45 minutes last time to find parking near the theatre on Lincoln Road) Ticket prices are crazy reasonable...$15 per person. And the shows are just long enough to hold the children's fascination (and believe me...they are fascinated by live theatre - moreso than at the movies) but not that long that the fidgets set in. From the little experience I have had here, go early because the seats fill up fast. This season their new production I intend to go and see is Inanna and the Huluppu Tree. It doesn't start until April 2009 so plenty of time to gather a Yelp possee :) If you have guests coming to visit with kids and you are at a loss for what to do with them this is a brilliant option. Mind opening and fun!