We were a party of 8 and we really enjoyed this experience. The line was crazy long but we did have the entertainment of guys on 4 wheelers dirt bikes. Food was found out back of the museum which I feel should be in the parking lot of the line. That would make it feel that you don’t stand in line for so long. We stood in line for an hour🥵. The museum was amazing. The information and display of the art is superb. The bartender could use some help. Has the vibe of a daytime club! Overall it’s a great outing

The museum was nice and I hope to see it expand. The down side was the 40 minute wait inline, while I watched employees come outside in charge people $40 in addition to the regular $25 price to skip the line. I thought that was a little fishy and hopefully they will fix this issue.

Awesome display of the story behind the music. I loved the stories in each vignette and as you are bopping along to the new drop in the background you are seeing how the genre got its start. I loved the experience! Eat first because there is a bar on site but food is not guaranteed.

l enjoyed but I can't find the pics of Jeezy room😭 Going back again on my next visit. I loved all of the art displayed. Pics do it no justice. I was ready from the first room entered. Super dope experience.

Got there right before they opened on a Friday…was probably the best decision we could have made as we were able to go straight in without having to wait too long. The museum is very thorough and well laid out. Kind of a short tour but that didn’t take away from the luster at all. Maybe if I go again, I’ll do the trap house escape room.

Shout out the tour guide TT. She made this experience exciting and definitely an adventure. Though we wanted to escape more rooms it was still an overall good time.

The museum is bomb itself but this specific event was nice. A RSVP invite only partnered with DTLR but typically 20 is what you'd look to pay for entry. I love how they keep it updated and fresh.

I really enjoyed myself!! So glad I decided to go! Everything is organized to perfection. It tells the story of each artist and group. I highly recommend. If you live in ATL, you definitely have to represent!!

Great time. Was a bit smaller than we had expected so we finished it super fast. Bar is cool touch though and the pieces that are there are super dope. Definitely think anyone a fan of trap music should visit.

Cost $20, paid $20 (expect a line) to skip the line, & $10 for parking and had the best time ever!! It was definitely worth it! Take your mask or pay $5 for a mask at the door! But the hostess and staff all very friendly! I drove 12 hours for this experience and it was definitely worth it!

The staff was amazing!! Very informative exhibits. I enjoyed the fact that my tickets didn't expire. I had the freedom to choose when I wanted to go. There is an option to skip the line for an additional $20. Parking is $20 as well on site payable by cash or cashapp.

Great vibes and experience. The museum is full of so much history and knowledge. The staff is pleasant, down to earth, and welcoming. The escape room is a must! Skye and Marcus were great host, both were equally hilarious and made the escape room more enjoyable. 10/10 most certainly will visit again!

We went on a Sunday at 12pm when they opened. Love the vibe while in line and inside it was fun and I learned something about trap music, great exhibits. The bar was open and the vibe was great. Please have a mask or u will have to pay $5 for one.

Enjoyed our time at this museum and wished there was more to see. The line was pretty long with close to 45 minutes waiting. Parking $15 and $20 admission. Definitely a must stop if you're in the area.

Fun experience! Refreshing to visit a museum different than the traditional ones we’re accustomed to. We actually purchased tickets to the trap escape room which was very interactive and lots of fun - the crew/performers were awesome. I’d recommend purchasing tickets to the escape room in advance if you’re interested - it comes with complimentary access to the music museum which is perfect because it also allows you to skip the line outside, which gets pretty long.

This was definitely my type of carrying on. The line was long and moving slowly, as to be expected. So my cousin saw online where you can pay $20 and move to VIP, so that's what we did. Upon entering, l was so shocked by the authenticity of everything. I enjoyed every room there, especially the one dedicated to the female MCs. It was very crowded because of the weather, which l respect the fact that they didn't leave guests standing in the rain. We spent almost 2 hrs there and l enjoyed every minute of it!

It's definitely worth the hype. We didn't do the escape room, but the museum itself was great. Parking is $20, and tickets are about $20 a person. They offer a skip the line for about $20 a person. I will say the lines are pretty long to get in as they don't have timed entry. Men will get patted down, and bags are searched before entry. The museum is pretty small, but the artwork makes up for there is no time limit for the amount of time you spend inside. Drinks cost us about $40 for 2 people a little pricy, but you can keep the cup. The amount of artwork is amazing, and the majority is for sale. They have qr codes next to paintings that you can scan to find out pricing a d to inquire. Staff did let us know that it is about a 7-10day process to purchase a painting. Every painting/art fixture in there is amazing 👏🏼

The whole place was a vibe! The art & exhibits were enjoyable and beautiful. The bar inside had good drinks. Line was super long even with previously purchased tickets, with an option to “skip the line”- wait in a shorter line for $20 more pp.

This was a unique experience and out of ordinary visit for myself. I really enjoyed myself. It isn't a large museum. You can make it from beginning to end in 40 mins. There is a bar inside but I didn't see anyone order or sit at it. When you purchase a ticket online there is no specific time of entry, only a date. We arrived before they opened and there was always line. The biggest con for me was parking. I paid $20 to park. I spent all weekend in Atlanta and this was the highest parking fee (according to time).

This post should have been made in March 2021 but the trauma of the night is still a struggle for me. I had been here once before and had a decent time. We paid extra for VIP and side lot parking. This night that lot was full and we parked on a side lot that was “monitored / guarded.” We got there and did not do a VIP experience as we had time to kill. It felt like the line did not move and easily an hour after standing in line we made it to the front of the building. We were 4 or 5 groups back and the line completely stopped. Across from us was the VIP line for the front door and they were not permitted to enter either. Several people from both lines would knock and ask questions but were disrespected. Visitors had purchased tickets online and did not wish to continue to wait. They knocked to see if they could get a date adjustment and still the doors would be slammed in their face. There wasn’t a special uniform for the workers so when people knocked some would be allowed entry but no one updated the crowd outside. Eventually after a 2 hour wait (from arrival) the security guard shared they were short staffed and had to allow some people to clear out. There was no apology or anything just blatant disrespect to paying customers. When we arrived and paid to park in the trap museum lot it was early evening and the lot was lit up by sunlight. By the time we finished the museum we came out to night time. The lot we paid to park in was not well lit when we returned to my vehicle. I found my vehicle damaged, articles stolen and when I asked the attendant he radioed a manager as he was too busy and didn’t know anything happened. We spoke with the representative or manager who went by the name A1. He did not provide his full name but assured us they would fix my window. This time of evening we could not get anyone out and due to Covid mobile window repairs were limited. Still A1 shared the museum would cover the costs. The police came and took a report along with dusting for fingerprints. The thieves not only broke my window they damaged my glove compartment that had my Glock locked inside of it. They stole work items to include files, electronics and my work laptop. The serial numbers of all of my items were added to the police report. I am a business owner and could not work for a month as I had to work to replace the electronics, files and missed opportunities to make money as I did not have the tools. I shared this with A1 and a lady named Adlia along with sharing the price point for replacing my window. I submitted all of my receipts for my window, loss work and equipment in hopes they would replace my work electronics as a thank you to a military veteran. It was wishful thinking but they mentioned they were short staffed, they pretended to understand how this interrupted my night and work as well. They offered to cashapp me $300 for my window and a we are sorry that happened. Window itself was $300 and that did not include emergency installation. This place gave me a real life experience of what it means to support the trap. I have pictures of my vehicle along with text conversations below.

This was a cool spot to visit. Didn't see future 🤣 but all good, lol. The drinks were yummy, I got my signature lemon drop. The service provided by Jeff was good, too. Check them out🙏🏽

Great experience. My advice would be to by tickets early online and get there early. It is always a LONG line and only a set number of patrons are allowed in at one time. Food truck, full bar and merchandise available. Also you have to pay to park.

This was a nice experience for my friends and I! The line was long to get in, so I highly recommend that you arrive early to stand in line. Once we got in, the museum was great, the staff was helpful, and I liked that we were able to take as many photos as we liked. I will say that the drinks are a little pricey. For example, I ordered the "Marathon" which is the drink named after Nipsey Hustle, which was $15. I chalk it up to paying for the nostalgia and the trap experience. Overall, I would say this museum is worth the trip!

We visited this black owned establishment on Thursday, March 3, 2022. I made purchased the tickets prior to on the website for the Trap Thursdays 4:00 pm time slot. Upon arrival we parked in the paved lot adjacent to the museum which was $20 we paid to the parking attendant in cash. Once parked we stood in line for a few minutes and the doors opened a few minutes after 4 pm. The staff separated the line by those who reserved in advance and those who didn’t. We got into the reserved line and confirmed our reservation with the door man. We received wrist bands that said Sip and Trap on them. There really wasn’t a boat load of people so Thursday’s at 4 pm is the best time to come. They do require you to enter with a mask on, so if you don’t have one you have to purchase one at the counter inside. Once inside we received complimentary cups of champagne from the front counter which you can take throughout the museum with you and sip on. They have staff in character including when you first walk in a staff member states to close the door because his grandma doesn’t want the ac to get out. Other staff in character were dressed and acted like fiends running around the museum. The first room has the front counter and a bunch of grocery store goods on shelves like it’s a pantry. The bando room starts the museum off and it’s a perfect replica of a trap living room at your grandmas with the boarded up windows, weed/liquor on the table, family photo wall, and plastic on the couches. The museum has an entire TI room rightfully which showcases a closet with custom fits, guns, portraits, and awards he’s won. It’s definitely classic Atlanta with a Dro exhibit including his signature polo bow tie outfit. The Jeezy exhibit featured white brick walls and the signature snow man. The future exhibit was one of my favorites with the glow in the dark space ship out of this world theme and the oversized perc pill bottle. There is also a trap kitchen including the gas stove with pots whippin on top, the hood fridge with freeze pops, and all the cheap nonperishable food items in the cabinets among other things. The back room had various displays of different rap/hip hop stars. The signature 2 chainz trap car was front and center, and it wouldn’t be the original trap museum if they didn’t have the original pink car! There is a nice exhibit paying homage to Nipsey Hussle featuring his blue Pumas and drop top cruisin bench. My other favorite exhibit was definitely the stripper pole Cardi B display which has a sign stating you can take photos but can’t slide down. There is also a bar in this back room that you can order drinks from. Other exhibits in the back room include Latto, 21 savage, Lil Baby, Nicki Minaj (beez in the trap mini house), the Migos, young thug, and Meg thee Stallion. There is a really unique stereo system blaring trap hits on a stage in the back that I believe says Trap and has portraits of different rap legends. There is a trap mug shot wall and several descriptive plaques of what trap music is and the trap culture as a whole. Towards the middle of the museum there are some recording studio rooms with headphones. I’m not gonna say if they’re real or not because I’m unsure. Behind these rooms there is a queen Latifah exhibit which looks to be a work in progress since it appeared unfinished. Pretty much the whole museum is game for any pictures and videos the visitors want. Once you exit the museum in the back there is a little trap gift shop where you can buy various t shirts, etc. There is also what appears to be a dispensary and a trap shack where you can get food. There is definitely room for TI to expand his museum if he desired. Overall we had a good experience and I would recommend this attraction to everyone who appreciates the trap movement and the black legends who make it.

EXTREMELY LONG LINE!!!! The exhibit is way too short but for $20 you can't expect too much. Then they want to charge an extra $20 in addition to the ticket cost for fast pass. It's cool for photos but wouldn't revisit.

I really enjoyed the museum; it was definitely a trip down memory lane (my dad turned me on to all things trap). The art was absolutely amazing, I loved every bit of it. I also really enjoyed the opportunity to drink, mix and mingle and take pictures. If I had to say one not so good thing, it would be about the parking/parking lot and line to get into the venue. Although I enjoyed this outing, the parking, parking lot, wait to get in and option to pay more to skip the line was not worth it. Also, I think the venue is too small for the amount of people they let in at one time; it was difficult to enjoy the venue while also trying to manage not bumping into others.

This was my second visit to the museum and it solidified the Trap Museum has staying power!!! The celebration of the culture is real!!! Some exhibits were the same, some definitely put on for the current culture ❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥 #LongLiveTakeoff

After years of procrastinating, my wife and I finally visited The Trap Music Museum and we were not disappointed. As a resident ATLien born in 88, it brought back great memories of my teen years all the way up through college. I grew up with this music so to be able to honor it with this institution is incredible. Recommend everyone to check it out.

First time being here with my Sister's, and we had a blast doing the Escape Experience! The Staff was Amazing, and cool with No Disrespect intended. I would highly recommend if you in ATL to attend, because the whole lay out it's very Cool with great concept of the Name.. Love The Art Work is very Authentic, Very Informative concerning different Artists in the Music industry.

My dad and I went to the escape room because museum admission is included. The thought, authenticity and detail is evident in all parts of the building. The escape room is separated, but was so much fun and funny. The hosts played their parts in the escape room. The entire experience was wonderful!

Went for a birthday and ended up in the escape room. SO. MUCH. FUN. The staff running the room are hilarious and deeply engaging. We had a large group and they made it work. The bar staff was quick and friendly. Had one of the best traditional cocktails in ever. I don’t know what I expected but I had an amazing time in all parts of this space. The only thing I would change is to have a larger bathroom.

Maaaan grandma was everything made you really feel like you was at a grandma's house. This museum was just like a trap house. So if you ever wanted to know what one may look like on the inside please visit

Yesterday I went to the Trap Music museum and I highly recommend you visit. I will say if you don’t want to go when it’s crowded on the weekends, go during the week for the Escape the Trap which is what I did. It’s $30 but believe me the experience you get from it will be worth more than what you paid for. First of its no wait, you get a private tour of the museum and Escape the Trap room is so fun the actors keep it very entertaining.

Loved everything about the Trap Museum! Was a long line however they offered an express line with an extra $10 fee. Skipped the line with ease. Amazing set up; amazing pictures ; well constructed and thoroughly designed rooms. Wish I had known about paying for the trap escape room… we would’ve done that… gives me a reason to go back!

I love this place! Hands down! I really got a chance to see how deep and important trap music history is! However the lines are always wrapped around the door due to its popularity! Paying an extra $20 for the express line was definitely worth it!

Definitely worth the experience if you're into rap music/artists coming out of Georgia! The walk through took about 30 minutes, including stops for pics and reading things. Get there early or you will definitely be waiting in line!

If you love hip hop. Especially southern rap and trap, this is a must. Seemed a little pricey at $25, but it was still worth it to me. There's also an escape room. Then a restaurant nearby as well.

It was fun taking pictures with the props! There was a long line in the hot sun so we decided to pay the extra fee so we didn't have to wait. It would have been a 30-minute wait or longer.

The Artists that contributed to this museum are crazy talented! Definitely not the usual- the artwork actually tells the story. Parking was $20, and they offered skip line access @ $20 per person- both either cash or Cash App. There are tons of photo ops, and they have a full service bar inside with seating, in case ya wanna grab a cocktail and stay a while! You definitely don't wanna miss this experience, if you travel to or through ATL👍🏾

Had a great day out here, I booked the sip Thursdays (please note the Margitita is not included in the ticket) The staff are friendly and on hand to help with any questions and help to take any pictures for you. Shout out to Jaylen at the bar who makes a great strawberry margarita and great conversation. Would definitely go back but in the evening weekdays are less busy also.

I've been here twice, the first time I came a few years ago and did the escape room with friends and it definitely is not your average escape room lol This most recent visit, brought friends from out of town and we just visited the museum and had a great time!

Great historical way to depict circumstances that created a generation of music. Wasn't just a glorification it was real and truth telling. Great homage. Has a wait even with advance purchase but you Can skip the line for $20. They be trappin at the trap. Respect the hustle

This place is fantastic. What a really cool experience. The only thing their missing is Biggie with the Crown 👑👑👑👑. Overall was cool. Staff is peace as well. We came from NYC to visit and it was well worth it.

It was overall a fun experience. We booked the champagne tour so we could sip and walk through but they just gave us a nasty seltzer. We went on Thursday so it wasn’t a line and we were able to take our time and get many pics throughout the exhibit. It was realistic and pretty neat.

I can't believe I went to this "museum " it's interesting. You can get some good IG pictures if that's what you're looking for. $25 for entry. It's not very big. And the area was a little sketchy when we went. If your looking for trendy photos, then go. I'm an awkward girl as you can see from my photo.

One suggestion is that when tickets are booked is to have them booked as tours on certain hours. That way you could limit the amount of people standing and waiting in the heat in the summer time and also in the winter time. My experience was it was too crowded and I couldn't really appreciate/enjoy the museum. Too many people. That way you could limit the capacity in the building. And yes if you say they could have jumped the line for $20 extra dollars per person is ridiculous. It was not worth it. I didn't get the concept of serving drinks in there unless if you are booking tours on the hour or half hours gives patrons more time to enjoy the museum.

This was such as awesome experience! My sister and I did the escape room first which was super fun. The people who ran it were great! Definitely recommend to try out the escape room & the TRAP Museum.

The Trap House Museum was fun. I wished that they had more to see. I mean we are celebrating 25 years of Hip Hop this year. I hope that they decide to expand.

Everything was nice. It was a great experience. Staff and security was very friendly and had a good vibes. I recommend this to anyone who’s visiting Atlanta. Oh yeah very affordable!

We made a visit to the Trap Museum during a very busy holiday weekend. Juneteenth. The line was wrapped around the building and up through the parking lot. New paragraph. You're going to need to pay to park unless you are going to risk it and park on the street. Parking is about $10. Once you get in line no one let you know that you can pay for a VIP pass and skip the line for $20. Unless you asked about it you want no. We heard another lady asked about it and she was told that she could go to the front of the line for an additional $20 on top of the $20 he already paid. It was so hot outside we paid the money. It is rather small, which definitely resemble the trap house, but it has great content and material inside. I thoroughly enjoyed our experience there. Lots of information and good artwork. I was just really love how they pay homage to so many different rapper and artist. The staff was very welcoming and hospitable oh, but the drinks at the bar were pretty high! Very potent, but pretty high LOL B Trap House granny was a highlight she was definitely a character walking through the house with her belt passing falls out and talking crazy. Like normal Grammys did back in the day LOL new paragraph. It was a great experience and I'm glad I was able to take my friend so she could enjoy that experience as well.

1st impression(HustleGang)place opened at noon, waited in line for an hour (line not moving at all.) Then a guy says you can skip the line for an extra 20.00! Couldn't enjoy any of the exhibits everyone wanted to take pictures. It's supposed to be a museum, not a club! NO organization, everyone all over the place. No respect for anyone's personal space. Other than that, the exhibits were nice and very informational.

This is my second time here. Brought my cousin down to show her a good time. She enjoyed herself so much that she can't wait to get back down to ATL. Trap Music Museum is a vibe on its own. Dope art and dope cultural experience ✊🏿

The paintings were amazing, but that's where it stops for me. There was much left to be desired, and for $30, a ticket, and $20 to park I was disappointed.

Great Experience! It was worth the money. However, it seemed to go by pretty fast, we got a chance to visit all the rooms. They had an escape room available but we didn’t try it out, maybe next time!