Like. What? What did I just experience. This place is. Insane! I live about 3 hours away and saw this on Tiktok and literally planned an entire day trip to Columbus, OH to see this. I have ZERO regrets. This place is bizarre and fantastical in every good way possible. We probably spent about 3 hours there and didn't dive into too many puzzles but get the sense you could spend all DAY there solving puzzles that are all interconnected. It is so fun exploring with no instructions or maps, however you want. Everything is connected and in many ways, including quite a few small tunnels (sometimes hidden) to crawl through! Every room feels so different and unique, I love all the neon lights and mirror sections and of course the favorites I think were the mushroom room and the main large tree room. You MUST COME HERE honestly with any age range I think and worth driving 2 to 4 hours (in fact I already feel like I want to go back)! *Online tickets only for $25/person.

This place is a very cool different style of museums. Wasn't very crowded when we went. Masked were required. Each room has a different color, smell, temperature and vibe to it... They have hide away areas where you can hang out if you can find them. Kid friendly but wouldn't recommend bringing them at night. Parking is free. Small gift shop at exit.

We drove 2 1/2 hours to experience Otherworld. I was told that the experience takes 1 to 3 hours depending on how much you explore. My wife and I love to explore so we were excited. We went through everything multiple times to make sure we didn't miss anything. We clocked in our visit at 45 minutes and feeling very underwhelmed. I wish there was a lot more to see and experience, but it honestly feels like a cheap cash grab. Neat art and displays. Some of it looked really cheap, while others looked very interesting and cared for. If you go, I hope you like it, but it simply wasn't for us.

It is an absolutely wonderful experience. A little pricey for tickets, but worth it in my opinion. There are so many different rooms with amazing art, puzzles, and interactive objects. We took our 5 year old and he was amazed. There are crawl spaces, tunnels, and hidden areas. Lots of beautiful art. And fun little places to just sit and take it all in. Every room has different lights, sounds, smells, and textures to amuse all the senses. They also have antibacterial stations to clean your hands throughout. Cute little gift shop and bar area with drinks and snacks. They also host after hours events that look amazing as well. We all had a wonderful time and will be back!

This experience actually reminds me of Meow Wolf. We went to the one in Denver. They both have a lot of hidden rooms and areas that you can explore. Otherworld is cheaper and way less crowded. Admission is around $30 which is not bad. A little pricey for some. I enjoyed walking through the different areas of art because they’re all different. We spent about an hour and half. Employees were very nice and friendly. Only thing I didn’t like is that this place is isolated from everything else. It would be nice to have some restaurants or other stores next door that you can walk to.

Really enjoyed this place. So many interesting themed rooms and no real path to take. Just kinda roam around where you want. A lot of neat and different things appropriate for all ages. Staff were friendly, and if you want a challenge, they have a couple games where you collect clues to unlock things like you are Indiana Jones’s or something.

Heard about this place a little while ago. Made the trip to Columbus to do a bit of exploring. The place is in a convenient location. It was definitely one cool experience and I'm glad I can check it off the list. Reading other reviews, I had a mixed opinion. It took us between 45 minutes and 1 hour to go through it. That was checking everything out and doubling back to make sure nothing was missed. Not sure how you could spend much more than an hour in the exhibit. The $25 price seemed a bit much. I feel that maybe $15-$18 would be more fair for the time it takes to view.

It was definitely worth the 3 hour drive. There is so many rooms. The tunnels and lights hanging were the best. There is many things to interactive with. Its not just a walk through. It took about an hour with just my sister. If you bring kids or a group of friends it would probably take longer. Take the trip!!

Oh. My. Word. This place was the best! Art museum with puzzles, lights, smells, activities, music, quirky statues, illusions, and more. We absolutely loved the art but spent a ton of time figuring out the puzzles inside. There were 2 large ones, and many other smaller ones. Total time spent was 4 hours and we weren't slow! Lots of back and forth to figure out clues once we realized what the puzzles were. I highly recommend this for all those who love puzzles, art, and quirky things. I would NOT recommend for young children, as there are a few areas that have scary art, loud noises, or illusions. There were a few toddlers I saw today who were very overwhelmed. Completely worth the cost and so very enjoyable. Perfect way to spend our Sunday afternoon.

Absolutely astounding place to go for lovers art, imagination, and creativity! There was no wait whatsoever, I came on a Wednesday at 3:00pm. It is a “self guided tour” so it seems like you can take as much time as you like to wander around and look at everything. They have plenty of very clean bathrooms and a cafe but the cafe was closed when I was there. This place is much larger than it looks from the outside, it is filled with dozens of rooms all with a different theme! From my understanding each room is made by a different artist which makes the rooms all the more interesting! I spent about 30-45 min but every second of those minutes there was something interesting and amazing to look at! They also have a gift shop with very cute stuff, I didn’t purchase anything but am tempted to go back to look around and make a purchase at the shop! The gift shop also has separate sections for different artists but I don’t think all artists have merchandise there.

It was so much more than I expected! I love the layers of the mystery and how detailed everything is, it truly is a one of a kind destination. Staff circulate continuously to sanitize the areas and even though it became a little busy it was never crowded to the point where precautions could be observed. I can't wait to go again

Very cool art experience! Sort of like an escape room mixed with weird, wacky art exhibits. The tunnels and hidden rooms were very interesting. Spent about an hour in it, could have probably stayed longer. Felt the price was a little steep for the exhibit and couldn't find any coupon codes. Would recommend as an out of the world experience for those looking for something unique.

I went to Otherworld with my girlfriend and her mother today, Wednesday December 20, at 10:30am. They had been there before, and I had not. The venue was almost entirely empty when we arrived, which was exactly what we were hoping, as Wednesday morning is supposed to be their least busy (or nearly least busy) time. When we entered, we received wrist-bands and were told there were five "clues" of one type and six "clues" of the other. We found four of each and were able to solve both final puzzles over the course of three hours and fifteen minutes (including about 15 minutes in the gift shop). I think spending more than about 3 hours would have been too much, but their estimated "1-3 hours" range seems a bit on the short side. I think most groups that are actually interested in the exhibit will take 2-4 hours. It would be difficult to solve the entire thing in under 2 hours, and it would be difficult to "see" the whole place in under about 90 minutes. That said, there's really not enough in there that you would want to spend more than about 4 hours, regardless of how your search/viewing experience is going, at least not with a nearly empty venue. As a note, I think if the venue was at all crowded, it would have drastically taken away from the experience, and would have resulted in solving the puzzles taking more time. I went to Meow Wolf in Denver about a year and a half ago, and while it was not a busy time, it was not an empty time. That museum is about three times the size of Otherworld, and the crowd was annoying at times. All in all, while I probably would not return (as I've solved the puzzles), I will continue to attend every museum of this type I encounter, and am very happy to have attended this one. I definitely HIGHLY recommend attending in the morning on a Wednesday or Thursday, and blocking out 4 or so hours to ensure you don't feel at all rushed. Bringing water and a snack would be recommended, though eating is only allowed outside the exhibit.

Location: It is very convenient location, it is located inside a big old shopping mall, don’t have to worry about finding a parking space. There are many spots available and free parking. Price: It’s definitely on the pricey side, this should cost about $25 (that would be fair) but it is $30+, I paid $63 for two people Inside: It was a great experience, you see many rooms and each one with a very well thought out theme. I enjoyed how the rooms were connected through a big open wall or small hole under the bed. Whoever designed this place, put a lot of creativity and uniqueness. Overall, even with the high price point, it was a great experience.

Really fun and different experience. We found this place online while planning a hockey trip to Columbus. It seemed like a unique place to check out and boy did it deliver. The creativity, art, and execution here is great. Many different "rooms" to explore with hidden passage ways and puzzles along the way. Everything is interactive and lots of optical illusions. They even have a small bar with specialty cocktails. Great for all ages. Can spend roughly 2-4 hours here, it's really what you make of it, you could also speed through the whole thing in 30 minutes if you're pressed on time. BUY TICKETS ONLINE AHEAD OF TIME, THEY SELL THEM BY TIME SLOT.

Very entertaining. This is a very interesting interactive art exhibit of mammoth proportions. This won't be for everybody. That being said while I'm not a real fan of modern art. This place peaked my interests and held them. This is light art at its best. Themed rooms with incredible imaginative exciting exhibits. I would recommend it if your in the area. Its not inexpensive but I would say it's worth the price of admission.

The place was a lot of fun to bring my daughter. She had a blast going through the secret passageways and I enjoyed chasing after her so I didn't lose her. The place is wonderful, unique artwork and it is a sight to see. The only reason I'm giving it 4 out of five is the fact that it is a little pricey.

Truly a fun and amazing time, so many rooms and just got lost in everything. It's a fun fully interactive art park what more could you need. Go here with some friends and have a new experience and maybe even solve some puzzles . Safe, comfortable, inviting and friendly staff. Place was a great temp and was able to just enjoy my time with no worry.

AMAZING! An unique experience for sure! It is like letting your imagination run free with lights, mirrors, colors, fabrics, textures, sounds & such. Art on whole new level. Plus there so many rooms, doors & tunnels to explore. And you're encouraged to interact with all of the art!

Such an amazing place, I've never been anywhere like it! Each room has it's own unique theme and each one is great in it's own way. It was a little crowded when I went so getting pictures can be a little difficult at times if you don't want random people showing up in the background. Overall you could definitely spend a couple of hours here exploring and taking pics of yourself. I highly recommend this and hope to seem more places that are inspired by this and try this out in different ways.

A unique experience and worth the money. We went during the pandemic and my wife and I both felt safe. There was hand sanitizer everywhere and the staff was sanitizing throughout the day.

I would post additional photos but I think several of the other reviews were pretty comprehensive in that regard. This experience was amazing and interactive. It’s part art exhibit and part science/technology game. There’s are even musical and video components to round out your immersion into this Otherworld. It features a little something for everyone and is such a great time!

Awesome place to check out

Super fun, great date place, family friendly i can see kids having a blast here as well as adults

Truly enjoyed ourselves. It is pricey, $25 for adults, but a nice place to enjoy the day. Fun for all ages. Not overly crowded. We had a great time. They really took their time in the details. Loved it. Will definitely be back.

This place was so cool and I would definitely go back again!! Highly recommend to anyone who likes quirky art that is interactive. Our teens loved it here! We spent two hours here but could've stayed longer as we weren't able to decipher some of the codes they had.

We came here after going to Cosi, which we were not impressed with. But this place was the icing on the cake and I’m glad we saved the best for last! HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND! The kids go crazy as soon as they see this place! It was so neat and definitely a whole vibe and experience! If you’re in Columbus you need to go here!

This place is perfectly curated to make each and every trip an otherworldly experience, as the name perfectly implies. Everyone who goes through Otherworld makes it their own, as if it is a choose-your-own-adventure book in real life. Depending on how slowly you want to peel back the layers, the experience can range from a beautifully crafted story about a scientist indulging his fascination with his new discovery, to a combination of puzzle rooms, to even just a gorgeous light show. Kids will have places to crawl and things to hit to keep them entertained while adults will have puzzles leading to insights into how the world was created/discovered. There is certainly no wrong way to approach Otherworld, as each experience was lovingly thought out to make it memorable. As you would expect with such a large passion project, all of the employees here are fully committed. Not wanting to give anything away, they will instead make themselves readily available to anyone looking for hints on more challenging puzzles. This created such a warm and inclusive environment I felt comfortable enough even asking for history into the artwork or even asking other explorers for a hand when puzzles required more people to complete. As if I needed another reason to rant about this place—administration is out of this world as well. Due to a system issue I ended up showing up on the wrong day. It was my girlfriend's birthday so we were a tad dismayed, but we literally got a phone call from the General Manager before we got back to the car. He went above and beyond and made us feel like we were the only thing on his docket that day. We switched gears and went to the Columbus zoo and then came back the next day with a birthday present waiting for us. We were blown away with the hospitality. I cannot rave enough about this place! But the other reviews say it clearly enough, what other places can you find with over 5,000 reviews and almost a perfect rating? It has been earned. Thanks everyone for such an amazing trip!

Otherworld is one of the coolest places I have ever experienced! We had been planning on visiting for close to a year now, and it was well worth the visit! It took us about 4 hours to get through everything along with finding the hidden clues to solve the puzzles. The staff were very nice and they will give you helpful hints if you are having a hard time figuring out how to solve the puzzles. I loved the fact that they had hand sanitizer stations everywhere since you are touching and crawling on your hands and knees through secret areas. I am really excited to see what Otherworld has in store for future events and expanding even further. If you get a chance to visit Columbus, this is something you cannot miss out on!

This place is amazing! It's a seemingly endless adventure! A 3D art installation that you can walk through and touch! So much fun for all ages!

Such an interesting experience. There's so much creativity all bundled together. There are puzzles to solve, but it doesn't exactly come right out and tell you that they're puzzles. You really have to explore to find them. There's a lot touching to activate exhibits, but there's hand sanitizer stations everywhere. The exhibits may change from time to time, their Facebook page has information about it.

Drove 3 hours to visit here and wasn't disappointed! I brought my 13 and 19 year old daughters and we loved it. We spent about 2 hours here. Well worth the cost of the tickets. So much to see! We loved that it was self guided and we could explore freely.

This is the most interactive art museum that I've been to. It is amazing to see the creativity of the different rooms, tunnels, and exhibits. Some of the rooms have interactive walls and floors where a simple touch will create sounds or display color on walls. I recommend Other World if you want a fun date night or family outing. Those who love art, black lights, or futuristic themes will thoroughly enjoy themselves.

This was the first visit for us and it was worth the trip. Everyone had fun exploring the different rooms and there was plenty of hand sanitizer stations and room to keep a safe distance from other families/groups.

Amazing, the kids loved it!! We will be back. There is nothing like it at all. All the hidden stuff is fun to find, and everything is interactive. Literally the best museum I have ever been to

Place was amazing I took my fiance for a date and we both loved every minute of it. So much to see and so many exhibits throughout the place. I absolutely am a fan of the mirror rooms. I loved the colors all around the room. So much you can interact with. Will definitely go back again.

I will completely go back! Very interactive, detailed, and mysterious!

Challenging puzzles, engaging art, and tons of variety. Definitely a place to visit at least once!

Interesting place, the kids really loved it. Lots of small tunnels that we had to crawl through. Very dark place easy to lose kids if not careful. Took about 1 hour to walk through and see everything without spending too much time at each exhibit.

Cool place, lots of fun, very interactive with fun art. Lots of hand sanitizer stations around to help ease your mind. Only took two of us about 45 minutes, but the place was not very crowded. Might take longer if you have kids, a large group or if its crowded. Definitely worth checking out!

A very fun experience. Many awesome installations.

WOW! Just wow. The amount of work and creativity put into this place is incredible.

This was something else in the best of ways. A very friendly staff. Recommended people not to wear black for better photos inside also avoid a jacket inside definitely gets a little toasty.

So freaking DOPE!!!

If it wasn't for COVID, this place would be a lot cooler. There's just a lot of things to touch and interact with but not really wanting to for safety reasons. It's a great indoor activity though to kill about an hour. There are a plethora of hand sanitizer stations.

Awesome!

It’s magical. Kids love it. Highly recommend for the whole family.

Unique, amazing experience!

So. Much. Fun. Glad the people were somewhat limited. If it had been crowded, wound not have been enjoyable.

Awesome experience, otherworldly!

Super fun amazing attraction

Such an awesome place! I feel like this museum has something for everyone to enjoy. Everything is interactive and each room has something different for you to see or do. You could spend an hour there or the entire day. Definitely planning another trip to Otherworld when we can spend more time exploring the backstory a bit more and figuring out all the puzzles. I think I could visit this place over and over without getting bored with it. There really is a lot to do.

Ive never been to place like this before in my life. Its completely immersive and interactive the moment you walk in. So many different and cool concepts, design, art all inviting you to explore. Good for any age! If anything, it helps fill you with the wonder and curiosity of a child again. Would love to go back!

It was something different. Pretty cool lights and set up. I think it would be cooler if it was a haunted house type scene. It's pretty much just a walk through and no type of interaction really. It was something to experience but nothing I would go back for. My 10 year old though it was cool but my 17 year old didn't think much of it.

This was a great experience. Took the entire family and the kids absolutely loved it. They switch some of the exhibits up so there is definitely a reason to come back. The staff were very nice and helpful, and the facilities were clean. There is a backstory to figure out, and clues and puzzles hidden throughout, so it's lots of fun for adults as well! Will be coming back with and without the kids!

Me and my daughter spent a good five hours wondering other world! Every turn we found cool new places to explore and hidden games! I definitely recommend coming here for photo shoots! Super cool experience!

This place is super cool. My inner child and my friend who acts like a child loved it here 😂 We spent a little over 2 hours. The art installations were fun and interactive. Highly recommend to anyone who enjoys fun and quirky art that is interactive. I would definitely go back again!!

Since I've been traveling in this area for a while but always missed coming here. Well that all ended on my current visit to Columbus Ohio. Was not disappointed, very artistic and well maintained. Staff friendly and courteous, very informative about their craft. Do not be put off by the area.

Had a great experience. Went on a Saturday at 5 and it wasn't busy then. You need to pre-purchase tickets for a certain time. Was super easy to do. Really trippy and very big inside. Everytime I thought we were done, we found another door behind a curtain or another tunnel to crawl through. I'd definitely suggest checking otherworld out atleast once.

Always a great time. I love how kid friendly it is. My son enjoyed it. I wish there was less people when we went because I feel like nobody ever wants to share exhibits but it's whatever. We went right when it opened on a Monday and it was still busy so I can't even say there is a good time to go.

I'll be honest I had no idea what to expect when we got here but it was so very interesting and so very hard to describe. There is so much to see and take in. They have some really cool unique art and sculpture creations. I would definitely recommend checking it out if your in the area. It functions like a maze on the inside with lots of interconnected rooms and tunnels. It took us about 2 hours to see everything walking at a slow pace. My only real issue was that they have lots of sanitizer stations but most don't actually work, other than that it was an amazing experience.

Otherworld was such a fun experience! The rooms are done beautifully and we definitely could’ve spent all day in there trying to solve the puzzles. We did end up solving one! It took us about two hours to explore the entire building and rooms

It was an awesome experience! Only about an hour of time but the talent was amazing! Only reason didn't get 5 stars is bc it was so hot.....need more air especially since we have to wear mask

Took my 12 year old here and we both loved it. Each time we thought we had seen it all we found another room to see or area to enjoy. Highly recommend.

Awesome!

cool

So I gave this place 3 stars because they REALLY need to reduce their capacity. I came once and it was a truly magical experience. An ethereal place for SURE but when I came back, I was really disappointed. It was packed and, it was hard to enjoy or look at things because there were literally children running around and screaming and it really took me out of the experience. So, the place is amazing but maybe make adjustments on the time slots? Idk but, I was pretty disappointed on my second visit.

Otherworld is nothing like what I imagined, but 10x better! I love it!

Always fantastic!!!

Extremely unique place! A little bit pricey, but worth the experience. Definitely take the time to discover every room, knook, and cranny. Perfect for kids and adults. Would recommend

This is a must see place. A Sci fi art exhibit, and everything is interactive. Would recommend to any age, because there is something for everyone

It was ok. As a family We enjoy it.

Review from a disabled person and accessibility advocate during COVID: Positives: 1) When I reached out via email to ask questions prior to purchasing tickets, I received responses immediately. I was very impressed by this. 2) Staff was very nice, temperatures were taken before entering, masks were required. 3) Hand sanitizer was available in most rooms & the majority of spaces were plenty large enough to promote social distancing. 4) While there is a "no re-entry" rule, I was offered re-entry if I had to exit to allow my service dog (SD) a potty break. I did not need this, but it was an appreciated accommodation. 5) There is a no food or drink rule, but and I was given the exception if my SD needed water. 6) Had migraine/seizure warnings on the website prior to booking tickets. Neutrals: 1) Was not 100% wheelchair/walker accessible, but was more wheelchair accessible than I had anticipated. Had a few crawl spaces/photo op pieces that weren't accessible to wheelchairs, but the main walkways, doorways, and many photo ops were accessible. There is a set of hallways towards the end that require some navigation/dexterity for those using mobility aids that may be somewhat difficult for solo adventurers new to their mobility aids. Negatives: 1) The only bathrooms available are outside of the exhibit in the lobby. If you're halfway through and need to use one, you have to walk all the way back to the entrance or all the way through to the end to get back to the bathrooms, which makes it difficult for those with IBS, Crohn's disease, etc. 2) This experience is "self-led." Normally not an issue, but due to COVID, it meant that there was a lot back and forth traffic rather than the preferred one-way traffic during this time, mainly an issue in the crawl spaces and the hallways at the end. 3) This experience was far louder than I anticipated. It wasn't rock concert loud, but there was a lot of ambient noise and music from all the different rooms could be heard at once, contributing to overstimulation. I HIGHLY recommend wearing noise cancelling headphones or ear plugs during this experience. 4) When contacted regarding sensory-overload, my group was informed that there would be "calm down rooms" after the more stimilating areas. The "calm down rooms" were just exhibit rooms that didn't have excessive lighting/moving exhibits. They were still exhibits, meaning they were being used by people who were not trying to calm down. They were not low light, quiet spaces (there were NO quiet spaces in this experience). Because there was no true space to calm down after overstimulation, it made this experience difficult for me and my SD. 5) I went during the last time slot on a Sunday evening and there were roughly 20 children who were using the space as a playground. These children were roughly 7-13 years old, were running through the event unattended and wearing their masks incorrectly. SEVERAL TIMES children would come running around a corner/through a crawl space, see my SD (wearing a light up vest) and SCREAM in our faces at the top of their lungs. This was very distressing and while the first couple times it didn't bother my SD, it started to overwhelm her as it continued to be a problem. I am lucky she did not miss a medical alert. We also had to physically body block a child who nearly body slammed into my dog after running around a corner into a hallway. This was my main source of overstimulation/stress, not the exhibits themselves. 6) There are tron-like, futuristic pods for photo ops that emit a VERY LOUD burst of air without warning. My takeaways for the neurodivergent and disabled community: -definitely email with any questions you have! the staff is very kind! -bring any abled bodied friends or family with you; do not take this on by yourself -bring sunglasses/noise cancelling tools -the lights and textural aspects of the exhibit may be really fun for the visually impaired, I highly suggest using a human guide vs a cane or guide dog -unattended children are the biggest jump scare

Awesome great for kids and adults... they allow 1 hour 15 minutes per tour... we completed in hour and ten minutes...

Awesome

So cool!

We went to Otherworld on a Sunday and it wasn’t too busy. On their website it said it takes 1-3 hours to go through all of the rooms but it took us (2 people) less than 45 minutes. We were looking for something nice to do but I’m glad we didn’t plan our whole trip on otherworld.

We loved it. Friendly staff. The staff was steadily cleaning while we were there

Was a fun experience.

My family of 4 went. Something for everyone, two 30 plus something aged adults, a 10 and 6 year old. We stayed for 2 hours, after visiting and interacting with each exhibit we ventured back to our favorites. There's hidden gems you must look for here... which adds to the mystery and excitement. As soon as I thought we had seen it all, there was another area we missed. I was impressed by the ample handsanitizer stations, the staff was courteous and nearby too. I hope there will be future add on exhibits, with a continuation of what we saw and interacted with. Bravo artists of Otherworld you have given this family something to enjoy during this pandemic.

There are 48 fun, interactive and art filled rooms to explore. This is maybe best experienced as a group or couples adventure but a solo trek would no doubt be fun as well in the BEFORE TIMES. There are Covid-19 related rules in place and explained to each guest, but it's only lip service. In realistic execution, there is almost no way to avoid constantly being literally face to face with other people let alone within two meters of many other guests with the way they are doing it. It was my impression that groups were being staggered at specific appointment times to allow guests to go through a designated tour of the rooms with their quarantine pod, avoiding interaction with large groups of random persons in enclosed spaces. This is not the case. They are deliberately flouting CDC and state Covid-19 rules, recommendations and regulations to maximize profit at the cost of the lives of their guests. Their current set up is irresponsible and obviously dangerous and life-threatening. I would not recommend a visit by any means under the current total lack of care for the safety and security of guests.

A fantastic place! Even I’ve read many good reviews already, it still amazed me more than I had expected. Worth every penny I paid. We had a really good time in there. Everything is cool to see and to interact with. Felt like I did step into some other world, such as outer space or what.

Awesome experience all the way around. The staff was super helpful and the exhibition was ... mind blowing. Cafe was closed today, but there was water at the gift shop. Plenty of options to rest while walking and crawling through.

This place is amazing!! Looked cool online but so much more fun in person. Would go again.

Seriously, pictures don't do it justice!!! This is a must for everyone. Deceiving unassuming on the outside, you are transported to a unique, well developed world of creativity and fun. Amazing design and concept.

First time in Columbus Ohio for a very short visit but I love to check out art exhibits. This was an interesting one. So much variety for all ages. Definite must to check out. My 19 year old son and I attended and he enjoyed it. Self guided so time wise is based on how fast you move through it. We spent about 40 minutes inside.

It was amazing! Pictures and videos does NOT do it Justice. It’s worth the money and great to bring the family or go out on a date night. Wear comfortable clothing (something you can crawl in.. yes it’s that interactive). The drinks at the bar were pretty good as well. Warning there are a lot of lights and sounds so if you or anyone you plan to go with have sensory issues it may not be the best place. I’m not sure if they have any accommodations regarding sensory overstimulation.

Had alot of fun! Love the flow and how you can kind of get lost in the moment. Buy tickets online first only. If you don't purchase them before you arrive, they have a QR code available at entrance where you can purchase tickets.

This place was amazing. It was unlike any other place I've ever been. I felt like a kid at the best playground on earth. Surprises around every corner.

I went with a group of friends and we had a blast! So many cool rooms to go through that will stimulate your mind, they can have a bar and snacks within!

This was very fun to explore and absolutely felt like a unique experience! The mirrors and neon lights were a breathtaking to experience for me 🤩 Also if you are a riddle solver, there are many secrets to be had! I would recommend trying to figure out what you can, and then find the hints online to make sure you don't miss anything.

Pretty cool experience! My 10 and 2.5 year old enjoyed it. I thought it might be scary but neither of them had any issues with the exhibits. It only took us about an hour to get through. Wish it would have been longer but there’s nothing like it where I’m from so I thought it was worth the trip! They allow as many photos/videos as you want.

Our first clue about how interesting this place would be, was driving into an abandoned strip mall to get there. Definitely set the mood. First off, this is not an inexpensive spot (I believe we paid $30 each). Combined with the experience itself, I wouldn't recommend this for anyone under 10. That being said, it is a very interesting exhibit (I don't know any other word to use). It is interactive modern art at its best. There is also a puzzle to solve, but we found that to be more frustrating than fun. My advice is to go to simply enjoy the experience, without the headache of trying to solve the puzzle (we couldn't get it and left frustrated). Words can't really describe it, but I highly recommend a visit if you are in the area and enjoy strange and unusual experiences.

What an awesome experience! It's right in the middle of an abandoned strip mall which makes it even more interesting and random. All of the art in eat room is extremely unique and is fun yet different! My favorite rooms were the ones with mirrors giving a cool optical illusion. There is a puzzle you can solve, but we saw online that it's not really worth it at all. I would just go and be amazed by everything!

The place had way more to offer than i could've possibly imagined! The rooms were incredible, and i actually would get lost in the rooms. Just when i thought ive seen every room, i would find new rooms to go into. There are little hidden puzzles in different areas to try and solve. There were a few i wasn't able to figure out, but they were fun none the less. I ended up spending around 2 hours walking around in there.

This is a MUST do for a trip to Columbus. The photos don’t do it justice. I thought I would go for my granddaughter, but I absolutely love this place. Over 40 rooms, it’s like a maze. Each room has a theme, you can touch, open, spin, pull, push different thing. There’s sounds, music but nothing too loud or distracting. The light shows are so cool. There are tunnels and hidden doorways. I’d like to go back to do the game to uncover secret things. I see there’s one in Philadelphia, now I need to go there and see that one!

great time as always. the art is amazing the atmosphere is pleasant and easygoing and it's a great place to take kids. I wish they had an audio tour with information on the artists that worked so hard to create all the amazing rooms

A super interesting place to go see from creative artists. There were many "hidden" paths and different puzzles to explore and solve, though this made the entire place hard to navigate and had to do lots of backtracking to go see different areas. The only complaint I have is both the ticket price and the things in the gift shop were rather expensive.

Went here for a birthday event and had a blast! There’s something to see or touch everywhere. Such a fun experience for ALL AGES!! They encourage people to touch and explore! Hand sanitizer available in open areas as well. So many games and puzzles. Optical illusions were Amazing!

Definitely a neat memory to make if you’re in the area. Service animals are allowed. Each room is unique that you wander through. Some you have to crawl on hands and knees. Lots of neat lights, projector graphics were a little cheesy/cheap. Unique environment. We were done within 30 minutes although heard the average stay is one hour. Good for all ages.

Took my daughter for a fun activity before school started. Something very different for us to do. She’s interested in art so I thought she’d enjoy the experience of exploring at our own pace. Because it’s dark with unfamiliar scenes she was a little timid at first but really warmed up after about 15 minutes. Lots of black light so I recommend wearing a color that will easily get picked up! Took us about an hour and 20 min to see all we wanted to see and visit gift shop.