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Great concept and good times. Know that tickets must be purchased online - we stood there and purchased ours- the waiver can be signed at the venue. After checking in, you get to walk around several exhibits with most interactive. The sting lights was fun with the colors and photo ops. Only down side was the entrance sunlight beaming in impacting the full light experience. Next up and interactive floor where we all got to get on and see what happened. The sewing machine exhibit we didn't get. Tunnel was fun too with the lights and music as well as the string boxes. Upstairs they allowed for a small written note and for you to read others. Some were cute and from kids, others were a bit dark. Not gonna lie. There was a six minute show with visual effect which was cool to see. Then an interactive screen with paint as you moved. Super fun. Last a video which you gotta watch start to finish. We came in half way and was lost. But after seeing the start made it clear. Overall the staff was friendly, place was clean and good interaction and for $25 not too shabby.
Wonderspaces is a secluded interactive group of exhibits that offers a unique experience for visitors. Each display provides the opportunity to observe and interact with technology in an immersive way. My favorite was the "body painting" exhibit which responded very naturally to my movements in the design space. I was very surprised at how much I enjoyed Wonderspaces. It's too difficult to describe everything so you just need to go see it. The facility covers two levels and there is a refreshments bar in the center to relax and contemplate what you've seen and heard. Recommended.
Pretty interesting place if you like modern art. I enjoyed it (it was empty on a weekday), but for the little amount of exhibits, I thought the price was pretty steep. Plus everything had to be done on your phone- tickets, etc.
Decided to stop by after an unexpected trip to Austin, all the exhibits were very cool and interactive. The Last Words exhibit made me cry a little bit and was very meaningful. I got to do the Human Study with the robot but didn't purchase any of the pictures because they were pretty expensive. The bar had drinks with different themes which was cute, this is very self guided place but the little interactions we had were polite. I was hesitant with the ticket price at first but ultimately I think it was worth it!
For $75 for 3 of us this felt like a huge rip off. Only a couple exhibits were interesting and even those only took a couple minutes max to take in. One exhibit (sewing machine orchestra) had one machine that moved and the rest did not. It honestly felt like a test to see how long we would sit there and stare. We gave it 10 minutes which should have seen the whole thing almost 3x. Nothing happened. 5 stars for social media marketing that made this look like it was something. Maybe since Meowwolf was our last interactive art experience, our bar was too high. This is a $5 per person cute thing to get out of the heat for a minute. "Absolutely no refunds" on the website is a clue you'll probably want your money back.
The service here was wonderful. The staff is very friendly, helpful, and warm. The art selection was impressive and diverse. From 3D Print inspired art to tunnels, and light showcasing. I love and enjoyed the fact that it was interactive art. It definitely was mentally satiating to interact with. The art made me draw similarities to movies, shows, and other art I'd gotten similar vibes. The experience is immersive one of a kind. I valued the experience and would highly recommend.
During the first 20 minutes or so I thought I'd be giving a very bad review. But this place turned out to be quite the experience. It's not a super high tech amusement park, but rather a place where artists can show some still pretty amazing electronic artwork. The little bar is an interesting touch, and the mocktails were actually very good. The venue is in one of those nondescript looking industrial office complexes. The exterior has no curb appeal. But I definitely recommend giving this place a try. If I lived in the area, and if I thought their exhibits switched out periodically, I would definitely join up.
Came to check this out while a friend was working in nearby Austin. What a wonderful art exhibit that really allows you to immerse yourself in each exhibit. I also really liked that it was self guided, allowing you to travel through the space at your own pace. The floor to seeking hanging light exhibit, the robotic portrait drawing, and the notes to yourself exhibit were some of my highlights. This museum seemed on the newer side, so I'm hoping it's something that has longevity to be able to experience the next time I am in town!
Came here for the last day of our stay in Texas, front desk greeter all smiles, space was big and showcased lots of artist work. It was a very colorful experience. There are some art that involve strobing lights so not ideal for photo sensitive individuals.
Fun installations and a nice way to spend a few hours after a big meal. Get your steps in. These aren't interactive but immerses you into the pieces.
Wonderspaces is an interactive and immersive museum. The concept is cool, but the admission price is a little high for what it's worth and the size of the museum. The only individual exhibitions were separated from each other by curtains which seemed kind of cheap. We still had fun though.
I wish the exhibits changed more often! You can go once and it's cool, but it definitely doesn't hit the same the second time around. You can see everything very quickly and honestly it's not a huge space, but it is cool.
Wow! This was a cool place! It was recommended by a local friend for our long weekend visit and it was well worth it! We had a toddler, teen, and 3 adults, and all of us had a great time. Very cool immersive exhibits including a sewing machine symphony and robot drawn self portraits. Definitely stop in the little cafe for a cocktail, mock tail, or craft made iced tea. We had the Pink Lady Soda and the Lavender Texas Skies, and Dill Pickle Popcorn made locally. All were DELICIOUS!! Everyone was kind and helpful. It was a great way to spend our morning. (About 2 hours)
1 year ago
This was a fun interactive time, that went by really quick. There is minimal staff here, 2 at the register and 1 person at the bar. I loved the drink while you art concept and definitely got a drink, which was a good amount of tasty and strong. By far we all loved the first lighting art display the best. The kiddos loved running through it, the changing lights and the music. The other exhibits were less interactive. We enjoyed them as adults, however, the kiddos passed through most of them without interest. The selection was good, but we craved more once we got to the end. I was able to make my drink last the entire time we were there. That being said, the adult prices were fair, however I would not charge children under 12. Overall we had a great time escaping the Texas heat. So if you're looking for a nice adult escape I recommend this thoughtful art space. read more
1 year ago
Very cool art gallery full of fun and interesting exhibits! They were interactive and immersive while maintaining a calm atmosphere. I liked the Submergence exhibit since it had many pretty glowing lights that hung from the ceiling. Great for pictures and videos. Some other exhibits were engaging with movements too. It really involves your various senses with multiple sounds, sights, and things you can touch. You can view at your own pace and no one rushes you. It took us around 2-3 hours to go through everything. There's a wide selection of different installations, so I feel like it's worth the $25 value. There is also a bar with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to enjoy. Book your tickets in advance as they have limited spots per time slot so it is not cramped. There's a kiosk near the entrance to check in and then they will help you get started at the front desk. Lots of free parking in front of the building. What a unique and chill place to bring the family. They really are spaces filled with wonder. They do rotate out the exhibits periodically, so there's always more to see. Overall a great experience and I look forward to coming back to see new installations! read more
Great concept and good times. Know that tickets must be purchased online - we stood there and purchased ours- the waiver can be signed at the venue. After checking in, you get to walk around several exhibits with most interactive. The sting lights was fun with the colors and photo ops. Only down side was the entrance sunlight beaming in impacting the full light experience. Next up and interactive floor where we all got to get on and see what happened. The sewing machine exhibit we didn't get. Tunnel was fun too with the lights and music as well as the string boxes. Upstairs they allowed for a small written note and for you to read others. Some were cute and from kids, others were a bit dark. Not gonna lie. There was a six minute show with visual effect which was cool to see. Then an interactive screen with paint as you moved. Super fun. Last a video which you gotta watch start to finish. We came in half way and was lost. But after seeing the start made it clear. Overall the staff was friendly, place was clean and good interaction and for $25 not too shabby. read more
Wonderspaces is a secluded interactive group of exhibits that offers a unique experience for visitors. Each display provides the opportunity to observe and interact with technology in an immersive way. My favorite was the "body painting" exhibit which responded very naturally to my movements in the design space. I was very surprised at how much I enjoyed Wonderspaces. It's too difficult to describe everything so you just need to go see it. The facility covers two levels and there is a refreshments bar in the center to relax and contemplate what you've seen and heard. Recommended. read more
Pretty interesting place if you like modern art. I enjoyed it (it was empty on a weekday), but for the little amount of exhibits, I thought the price was pretty steep. Plus everything had to be done on your phone- tickets, etc. read more
2 years ago
Decided to stop by after an unexpected trip to Austin, all the exhibits were very cool and interactive. The Last Words exhibit made me cry a little bit and was very meaningful. I got to do the Human Study with the robot but didn't purchase any of the pictures because they were pretty expensive. The bar had drinks with different themes which was cute, this is very self guided place but the little interactions we had were polite. I was hesitant with the ticket price at first but ultimately I think it was worth it! read more
For $75 for 3 of us this felt like a huge rip off. Only a couple exhibits were interesting and even those only took a couple minutes max to take in. One exhibit (sewing machine orchestra) had one machine that moved and the rest did not. It honestly felt like a test to see how long we would sit there and stare. We gave it 10 minutes which should have seen the whole thing almost 3x. Nothing happened. 5 stars for social media marketing that made this look like it was something. Maybe since Meowwolf was our last interactive art experience, our bar was too high. This is a $5 per person cute thing to get out of the heat for a minute. "Absolutely no refunds" on the website is a clue you'll probably want your money back. read more
1 year ago
The service here was wonderful. The staff is very friendly, helpful, and warm. The art selection was impressive and diverse. From 3D Print inspired art to tunnels, and light showcasing. I love and enjoyed the fact that it was interactive art. It definitely was mentally satiating to interact with. The art made me draw similarities to movies, shows, and other art I'd gotten similar vibes. The experience is immersive one of a kind. I valued the experience and would highly recommend. read more
During the first 20 minutes or so I thought I'd be giving a very bad review. But this place turned out to be quite the experience. It's not a super high tech amusement park, but rather a place where artists can show some still pretty amazing electronic artwork. The little bar is an interesting touch, and the mocktails were actually very good. The venue is in one of those nondescript looking industrial office complexes. The exterior has no curb appeal. But I definitely recommend giving this place a try. If I lived in the area, and if I thought their exhibits switched out periodically, I would definitely join up. read more
1 year ago
Came to check this out while a friend was working in nearby Austin. What a wonderful art exhibit that really allows you to immerse yourself in each exhibit. I also really liked that it was self guided, allowing you to travel through the space at your own pace. The floor to seeking hanging light exhibit, the robotic portrait drawing, and the notes to yourself exhibit were some of my highlights. This museum seemed on the newer side, so I'm hoping it's something that has longevity to be able to experience the next time I am in town! read more
Came here for the last day of our stay in Texas, front desk greeter all smiles, space was big and showcased lots of artist work. It was a very colorful experience. There are some art that involve strobing lights so not ideal for photo sensitive individuals. read more
1 year ago
Fun installations and a nice way to spend a few hours after a big meal. Get your steps in. These aren't interactive but immerses you into the pieces. read more
2 years ago
Wonderspaces is an interactive and immersive museum. The concept is cool, but the admission price is a little high for what it's worth and the size of the museum. The only individual exhibitions were separated from each other by curtains which seemed kind of cheap. We still had fun though. read more
2 years ago
I wish the exhibits changed more often! You can go once and it's cool, but it definitely doesn't hit the same the second time around. You can see everything very quickly and honestly it's not a huge space, but it is cool. read more
Wow! This was a cool place! It was recommended by a local friend for our long weekend visit and it was well worth it! We had a toddler, teen, and 3 adults, and all of us had a great time. Very cool immersive exhibits including a sewing machine symphony and robot drawn self portraits. Definitely stop in the little cafe for a cocktail, mock tail, or craft made iced tea. We had the Pink Lady Soda and the Lavender Texas Skies, and Dill Pickle Popcorn made locally. All were DELICIOUS!! Everyone was kind and helpful. It was a great way to spend our morning. (About 2 hours) read more
Reserve a time ahead and you have a window to go. You can walk through the ~15 exhibits relatively quickly, but stop and smell the roses! You'll get the most out your experience if you watch everything to the fullest. Most of the exhibits have an estimated time to interact with them. We spent a total of just over two hours there taking many photos under the thousands of lights, rainbow strings, reading other people's "last words" and having one member get drawn by the facial recognition robot. Drinks are pricey but come with a jug to go, so I'd argue they are reasonably priced. ($16 with tax and tip for a cocktail) And for those commenting about the bi-gender bathrooms, there are gender specific bathrooms right next to them. read more
Cool art space to check out if you're looking for something to do. I loved these color lights at the beginning. Buy tickets online and sign the wavier! Good to spend a couple hours here exploring the art :) read more
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I was invited to visit Wonderspaces and had a great time! It is out of the way (15-20min north of downtown), but I thought it was a fun and different experience to have in Austin! There's 16 displays and most are immersive and/or interactive, which I enjoyed. Much better than just staring at art! It's also not too crowded, so you can certainly enjoy each exhibit by yourself if you wait a few minutes for people to pass by. If you want to see or know more, check out my social media accounts @vaniabeann! read more
4 years ago
I'm not sure what I expected from this place (likely some painted wall, gag heavy, Insta-focused, low-budget experience), but I was pleasantly surprised. Cleverly hidden behind its office park facade, this spot boasts a pretty incredible, family friendly interactive museum experience. From the variety of conceptual ideas, to the integration of touch, VR, AI, and visual manipulation, art and science nerds (*raises hand*), are really in for a treat! I won't spoil too much, because I truly believe this is one of those spots that's best experienced without too much additional context, but my favorite installations were those where I waited for the crowd or large family to pass, and experienced the work in solitude, reflecting on the message of the artist, and sitting in my appreciation of the work. That being said, I highly recommend visiting during off hours and giving yourself time to savor and interact with each piece. The only recommendation I'd make (and this may be due to the limitations of the building itself) is revising the exit, so that the exhibit has an intentional end that leverages the power of the final interactive piece instead of encroaching on the entrance room. But, of course, that's minor. We enjoyed our experience, and certainly think it's worth the visit! read more
1 year ago
Beautiful lights. The first showroom of the lights will take your breath away. Interesting way of ultilizing the lights. You are allowed to roam through the strings of lights. It's my favorite showroom of all. read more
1 year ago
Like many folks we got this as a pop up ad while in Austin so why not give it a go? It's a warehouse that they have set up to be an interactive art display. Great opportunities for IG photos but for me with my 7 followers I didn't go for that . You kinda just walk amongst the displays and see what you see... the dropping lights and the VR goggles are far and away the most popular. In my opinion the VR goggle thing upstairs is actually more interesting when you realize the people all sitting in silence with the goggles on are the actual display not what they are watching... so the art watcher becomes the art ...I took off stars because a few of the displays weren't working when we went and it was a little underwhelming...plus there was a creepy couple taking photos of one of our youngsters without permission... I didn't care for that... read more
it was very interesting. Lots of stations and science activities. You need to have at least one or two hours spend there to have both floor and take lots of photos. They have a coffee shop in there and one of the interesting part was the drawing robot which you have to sit for 20 minutes for the robot to draw you it's not verygood lol read more
Excellent bar with beautiful drinks! And a very pretty space. The experiences were odd. My favorite was the strobe light effect on rotating objects--very trippy. And extra props to the team of people constantly wiping down Oculus headsets for the next set of people! read more
2 years ago
A few of my friends and I were stuck waiting for flights after a weekend in Austin so we checked this place out. It was totally worth the trip! The set up was simple and convenient to navigate and it was a nice, air conditioned break from the heat. When you go, check out "the last word" if they still have it. It was by far the coolest installation! read more
Super cool place to kill an hour. Not your typical art museums -- definitely more like an interactive experience sprinkled with art. I liked that there were many exhibits, and they were all so different. My friend and I got a drink at the bar that was really good. It also comes with a cute souvenir glass. I also liked that there is a chatbot that explains each of the areas and how to interact with them. read more
I was in Austin in early June where it was so hot! I wanted something to occupy my time as I was there for a wedding and this was my first adventure. I found out about Wonderspaces on Instagram. The tickets were reasonably priced, so I purchased my ticket online and Ubered there. It seemed to be in an office park that looked slightly industrial. When I came in, my ticket was scanned and I was given instructions about the interactive art installation. I wandered around and really enjoyed the artwork. There is a bar and the entire installation is very interactive. I'm glad I stopped in here. read more
2 years ago
My fiance took me here as part of my birthday celebration. He knows I love light shows and art. So this was a perfect combination. I told him about my experience at teamLab in Tokyo. Unfortunately this did not live up to the expectation. For $25 per ticket, we spend just an hour. We literally took our time to take pictures yet 60 minutes was all it took to enjoy this exhibition. One of the art displays was "under maintenance" so that was a bummer. Another exhibit we were hoping to see was on display last year but not this year. Therefore some exhibits are permanent and some are seasonal. While there was no wait and the staff were very friendly, I don't think this was worth the value. While I enjoyed the VR headset experience, I think it can be better. There needs to be more interactive arts to make it worth $25. read more
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3 years ago
I really enjoyed myself at this interactive art museum. You have to go in and let your inhibitions go as some art work is more interactive than others. I found all of the exhibits to be amazing. I don't want to spoil it for anyone so I won't go into details. There's also a bar area that you can order drinks. I'm definitely coming back. read more
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This is a wonderful place to be with family and friends, to enjoy some indoor fun, at the same time to get away from the Texas heat A picture worth thousand word. Here I captured at least 1 photo or video per session, to help you to see what's the inside consist of. read more
A great activity to do with friends! Must buy your ticket online they don't sell tickets in person. They also sell non alcoholic and alcoholic drinks! Take your time because it's not really a lot of activities for the price but still a great time. @nhueats_ read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
What an awesome place full of wonder. I took my family here while they were in town. It was well worth the visit. There is plenty of parking onsite and you can purchase tickets for your group ahead of time. The interactive art exhibits were really entertaining. My favorite was the VR portion. If you are looking for something to do indoors - this is a great option! read more
I had never heard of this but we went over Shana's birthday and reunion weekend. It has several types of things and interactive displays that range from clever to unique. You can move the sun, see how big and bad trash has become, stings that messes with the eye, and an Occulas device film. There was a lot to do and see as well as a little food and bar area. They had cocktails, teas, soda, snacks and many drinks come with souvenir jars. The drinks were all good. The different and various displays are unique and while I have favorites they were all interesting. I am a bit ashamed I had not heard of this before. You can have your picture done by a machine or write something you always meant to say or read others. Pick a song meaningful to you. See lights that are fun. Sewing machines that play music and so much more. It's very loose, you go at your own pace. It's upstairs and down. Parking is good. I suggest this for a few hours of interesting fun and knowledge. read more
My gf and I really enjoyed this gallery and all the exhibits available in April 2022. First off, we had a reservation but were super late because of terrible service at a taco food truck. (See my previous review) But luckily, the front desk staff at this gallery were really lenient and let us in anyway. I was really stressed I was going to be copped out of the $50 spent on 2 tickets. Lots of great photo opps and cool interactive art. The bar menu inside was actually really great. Definitely drinks we were tempted to try but didn't feel like carrying throughout the experience. One of my favorite parts was a VR experience. My headset didn't have any audio playing so I stuck my airpods in my ear and just played my own music so I wouldn't hear the ruckus of all the people around the room. It was nice digital artwork and felt immersive. I used to own an Occulus 2, so i'm a big fan of VR. I recommend this place if you and your partner like museums and art. Made for a great date activity! read more
Pretty interesting & unique experience! My favorite exhibit was the one with the lights. We went on a Sunday, and it was pretty crowded. We unfortunately did not get to do the VR exhibit since there weren't any more VR goggles available and it was a long wait. I recommend booking online ahead of time. Regular tickets are $25 for age 13-59. They give students, seniors, military and healthcare a $5 discount, which I greatly appreciate. read more
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