The best part of Area 15 has to be Omega Mart. It is an amazing fun house style art installation worth just exploring on your own, but what's cooler is the overarching storyline and interactive puzzle they've weaved through the entire exhibit. If you are in Vegas, quite simply: go. It is well worth the ticket price. If you do the puzzle, it'll take you about two hours. If you have issues with crawling on your knees or taking stairs, there are still elevators you can use. It is truly one of the most interesting places I've been in a long time!

During my visit to Las Vegas this was a must go. And I did not regret it. Such a cool interactive experience! The couple dollars for the story access is way worth it. I wish it was listed more specifically that it costs extra. Wasn't a huge expense additional but was a shock. Overall the tasks weren't too hard and the time to get on the different computers wasn't to bad. Overall took about 2 hours. I did not read every single email or watch every video but reviewed a fair bit. Definitely reccomend to make sure to wear proper shoes as there is plenty of walking. There were so many different interactive experiences and tasks that was worth the time. The gift shop was best experienced after exploring as the various weird products have different back stories. When the attraction is updated/different. I'll definitely want to stop in. Until then this was a 5/5 stars!

Great experience. Awesome place for children and young minded people. Such a interactive experience. This is a day trip for sure. Can last between an hour to many hours. There is a story line to the whole thing that you get a grocery store card to help unlock clues. This is definitely a touch everything ,push all the buttons; try all the doors, call the random numbers, yes! Do all the things.

What a trip! A witty and amazing interactive art installation. Tons of surprises including little "Easter eggs" prove that tons of work went into this massive exhibit. My whole family including 2 kids (ages 6 and 8) as well as my senior aged mother-in-law thoroughly enjoyed our time here. A very pun-inspired "supermarket" with items you can actually buy greets you at the entrance. Then other areas are accessible through "secret" passage ways to several interactive art installations that blew our minds. Have a nice trip! NOTES/TIPS: **Located in Area 15 just a few minutes from The Strip with plenty of free parking in a massive lot. Clean space. **Several restrooms inside. Changing tables are available in the all-gender family restrooms located on both the first and second floors inside of Omega Mart. You can breastfeed anywhere you wish within the exhibit. **Wheelchair-accessible but some areas might require guidance from staff. **Very friendly and accessible staff.

Visited Omega Mart at AREA15, Las Vegas, and was blown away. Beyond an art exhibit, it's a satirical supermarket that critiques consumer culture with fantastical worlds and surreal products. The interactive experience, full of hidden portals and puzzles, was engaging and informative. Note: Tickets for AREA15 are separate; I had to buy Omega Mart tickets separately and couldn't get a refund for the AREA15 ones. Scanning the QR code outside only gets you into AREA15. Despite this, the chance to buy unique items and the blend of art, technology, and narrative make it an unforgettable adventure. Highly recommend!

First, this is not a grocery store, but, if you go there thinking it is, you are going to have a wild time. Second, it is amazing. Hilarious, beautiful, spooky, exciting...there is so much here and it is so fun to explore. I would recommend this as highly as I possibly could. My family- wife, two adult sons, and myself- had so much fun here, and I would go back in a second. If you enjoy art and supporting artists, parody, playgrounds, and seeing things you have never seen before, do it. Well worth the visit. (And there is so much more to do in Area 15! Make a day of it!)

It’s an amazing experience. The storyline is great if you follow along. The optional employee card is $3, on top of the $55 ticket price. If you don’t follow along you will still have a great time at the out of this world experience. You are able to purchase items from Omega Mart. My friends and I had a great time exploring. We easily spent 3 hours in Omega Mart alone. We went down the slide and we’re surprised how fast it goes.

My family and I had a great time at this location. They don't push you to take the tour faster or limit your time. It's quite fascinating. I'll return again and again! I can't wait to visit their other locations out of state!! Definitely the most wonderful experience this year. Pictures do no justice.

Amazing place!! Highly recommend! The pictures and videos don't do this place justice at all. I recommend ordering tickets beforehand as well as getting there early! We spent over 2 hours here! There is a story that you can follow with a boop card so make sure you get a boop card. The amazing staff will help you through the story and with getting the boop card.

Very unique experience. So much to see and take in it was a bit overwhelming especially with the crowd. Overall took our group 1.5-2hrs to see all inside. Very cool concept and creative. Many beautiful things to see. Just pricey for entry (even from discounts) and for souvenirs.

This place is a cool concept. It free to get into, however it cost to go into the mart museum. If you are easily over stimulated then think twice due to the glow in the dark stuff and laser lights. Omega mart was also cool to visit. If you have kids I think they would really enjoy it. Plenty to look at and interact with. I don't think it's worth the entry price tho but if it's a once of like us than when in Vegas, why not. They do accept other country military cards which gets you $5 off and it include your spouse.

Definitely an experience for all ages! You may have to crawl but still fun! After you park, walk around outside and check out what they have. After, get in the correct line of ticket or no ticket. You don’t scan your ticket till you get in. Once you are inside, you can check into your line or walk around till your time is coming up. The experience inside is great! The staffs are all so friendly too. Be careful walking up and down the stairs as it is steep. It’s very interactive. You can touch everything that is set up there and the interior is even bigger. Have lots of fun! Shops: they have about 3+ gift shops/stores to look at. Parking: no wait during 2:00 PM.

Words and pictures can not describe this place. This is truly an experience like no other. Be sure to explore the whole place. The items in the store are so unique that I wanted to buy them all. Instead, we just got some goat pus to drink. You should allow yourself plenty of time to explore the area. There's hidden surprises behind every corner. Make sure you touch everything and look everywhere. The phones were one of my favorite things. There's plenty of chairs scattered throughout the place if you need to chill for a few minutes. The staff is very interactive and friendly. Definitely would recommend stopping by and checking this place out. It's a bit pricey, but I believe it is well worth the price of admission. Can't wait to check out the rest of the locations.

This exhibit was amazing. I could have easily spent 5 hours there, looking at everything but we got hungry. I highly recommend to eat before going so you have time to explore. Sit in the room that had the meditating music and you will go into a spiritual journey. I highly recommend.

Absolutely a must do! We purchased omega mart tickets and the area 15 level one passes and went on a nine hour adventure! Omega mart is worth it worth it! Do not go in a hurry! Do not worry about going as a group. Enter the domain and just cruise. Find the portals, enjoy the art, and revel in the many "easter egg" finds along the way.

We enjoyed this experience for my birthday. Recently, we had the pleasure of visiting the newly opened one in Denver first. Comparing the two was fun all by itself. Each room was based around the theme of getting clues to understand what happened to a made scientist. This Meow wolf is located in Area15. The grocery store offered real items to buy. Throughout the entire experience, we appreciated the hand sanitizer station in every room. After you've enjoyed the forever lasting hunt, there are other experiences you can also have while attending.

Absolutely loved this place! The ticket price is a lil pricey considering everything inside is for sale. Had the entry been free I would have spent more money on souvenirs which would act as advertising for Omega Mart. Imagine your friends come over and see a weird Omega Mart item. They would be curious and ask, leading to, "Oh I got this at Omega Mart! You guys most def have to go. Regardless of the entry fee. The interactive art is pretty freaking neat. Definitely coming back.

This was a cool place. A little disappointed with the size of the place considering how much it cost to get in. I've only been to one other location (so far) and that is the one in Denver. The Denver location has way more to see and do! To be fair every location is different. The middle of the building has a bar with some very cool art.The other half of the building that is not the Omega mart does have other exhibits but you have to pay an additional fee to get into. This is Vegas people things are always more expensive here. It was still an enjoyable experience and I do recommend visiting all the Meow Wolf location for a unique experience.

I visited this exhibit two days in a row about 6 hours each day. The first day was a Sunday and it was extremely busy and hard to do much other then wander around and get lost. I spent the majority of the day doing exactly that and learning my way around the space. Due to the crowds I was unable to dive to deeply into the lore. The second day (Monday) was a lot less busy and I had time to explore the lore and really get to know the story. I was able to also complete some extra curriculum activities (very worthwhile and satisfying). Overall this place was a lot of fun and absolutely worth the experience. I came from two days at the Santa fe exhibit and still proffer that one but this place has its own wonderful charm and was a great experience. I highly recommend allowing yourself a few hours at least to actually immerse yourself in the lore and not just wander aimlessly. The employees are extremely helpful in whatever part of the story you are on and will happily point you in the right direction. Area15 has free admission tickets available if you enter before 9pm so keep that in mind. Everything else in Area15 is crazy expensive and the passes barely cover half of the things you can do so I wouldn't recommend getting those.

Quite a lot people when we went. There were a lot of weird products and the premise of being in a dream was there with almost the funny names like 'did you really think this was butter. I didn't try the puzzle because both my buddy and I had headaches but there was a lot of different themes which was awesome! Baby avocado enjoyed omega mart thoroughly :)

It's a whole experience to go in here. There are so many weird things to see and you can spend a long time just looking at the products in the omega mart, but the factory part is so cool too. I would've liked to solve the mystery but it seems like it would take hours and I wanted to see everything. However, I want to go back to do that, because it looks so fun and entertaining. It's very colorful and fun to see. I think the tickets are expensive though, as are all the souvenirs.

Omega Mart was so much fun and so cool. I highly recommend getting the extra interactivity card ($3 at time of review). You only need one if you have a small group. The story inside Omega Mart is fun and engaging. It took my group about an hour and a half, with the card, to go through the whole place. It is family friendly, but small children may have issues completing it as it is very large and has two floors. We went at 8pm on a Saturday and while there were several people there we only had a couple spots where there was a short wait. While you can buy tickets there, I recommend reserving a time slot online because they only let in a certain number of people every 20 minutes so that they don't get overcrowded.

Ehhhh. It’s cool don’t get me wrong. But it’s pretty pricy. And crowded. So crowded. I didn’t know about the puzzle bloop thing before. So we didn’t do that because we had already explored a good bit before. So that’s unfortunate. I wish they maybe had more explanation on that. We took our kids 10, 8 and 2. Not really the best for a 2 year old. Also sad the slides weren’t open for whatever reason. The lights and stuff are pretty and fun to look at but I kinda feel like we missed out on half the experience. We did spend 2 hours in there still.

What a fantastic experience I appreciate the free parking since it feels like now in Vegas we pay for every little thing. The space that this venue is located on is HUGE and honestly has about 3-5 other on site activities You could seriously spend an entire afternoon experience all the other activities they have to offer I loved the variety, the multiple restaurants and bars I really wish we would have gotten the Boop card (I think that’s what it’s called) to unlock the storyline behind this experience You could easily spend an hour in the upstairs room answering the different phones collecting key facts while decoding transcripts and talking to artificial intelligence about the mysterious death I can appreciate the creativity that went into designing these spaces I crawled through tunnels, ventured through caves, and scaled a mountain. I was equally excited when I found out that if you can pick it up in the grocery store you can buy it We left with some Goat pus (lemonade) and prickly pear soda Definitely add this to your must visit list

I’m really unsure how I feel about this place. For $55/person to get in then everything else cost extra inside, I would not recommend this place total waste of money in opinion. But that’s my opinion to each their own. My daughter loved it. She’s 21, I’m 40.

There is so much to see and do. Don't blink, you'll miss something. Get that boop card. Get as much wacky souvenirs as you can! This place is very interactive, and I think the shortest length of time exploring is no less than 2 hours and a half! I came for that tattooed chicken!! Came home with a shirt of it. Liquid Death was so refreshing after all that exploring. And, who doesn't need Ramen post-it notes!? Most definitely a must-see/touch adventures! There are plenty of hand sanitizer stations. Go Go Go before it's too late and it's gone and you missed out and then you'll be sad and then it will suck to be you! 😁

Amazing experience that’s hard to put into words. It’s like a mind bending choose your adventure style with really unconventional and quirky art and lots of intricacies. Ask any store member to sign up for the employee training program! This kicks off a storyline beyond just enjoying the art. We would 100% go to any other meow wolf exhibit in the future. We spent about 2.5 hours here thoroughly exploring the place and playing through the main storyline. There is plenty more to do if you can find the game master afterwards or alternatively if you spend the time to read through every piece of information to piece together what happened. Only con would be there was so many people on a Wednesday afternoon that there were quite a few bottlenecks with respect to using the computer terminals.

Super cool place. There is a lot to see inside. Tickets were $50 per person and I bought them a month in advance. There is an option to leave your stuff in a locker as you go into the Omega mart before entering the backroom area with the cool technology and exhibits. Souvenirs are kinda pricey so keep that in mind. But everything there is super interesting to see. Would need at least 2 hours for this place on top of exploring the other areas in Area 15.

An out of this world experience. From the moment you arrive you are met with the funky vibe of all of Area 15 - amazing. Once you enter the Omega Mart you are in another world. This is the ultimate adult playground with interactive art and tons of buttons to click, tunnels to climb through, and puzzles to unscramble. The whole plot line takes a little while to see but it’s so fun to piece bits of the experience together. Would highly recommend. You can bring water bottles if they are empty and there are filling stations inside.

I took my two kids while we were visiting Vegas. We were there on Wednesday afternoon for 3:45 pm entrance. It was interesting at first, but after a full look around, I don't think I would come back for $50. Kids lost interest after about 30 minutes. First visit was enough.

Entry for a Las Vegas local is discounted, but only by a few bucks. Gotta show ID at the door for that option. Probably spent a few hours in this place, there’s a whole upstairs and first floor to walk around and they are massive. Both floors have a lot to do and see, and the viewing experience is mesmerizing. There’s a storyline you can follow and do challenges for, which used to be part of the attraction, but annoyingly they charge extra for it now (one reason for only 4 stars). You have to go up to the cashier and ask for it, which people probably wouldn’t know beforehand. The stuff you can buy in the mock grocery store is a bit overpriced, and so are the tickets to be honest (another reason for only 4 stars). 60-70 per ticket is a bit much in my opinion even for what they have to offer, but if you can afford it, it’s a really cool place to go with family/on a date/just a cool get-out-of-the-house activity. P.S. Lumin cafe next door is nothing special. Super dry burgers that cost way too much for tasting like they definitely didn’t even season them.

Mind blowing fun place. Don't bring little kids. Not the place for them. 12 and up ... An awesome experience. And like the other comments say you can spend all day there and still find more to do. It is elaborate and well thought of and very nicely designed. My personal favorite being that I'm an electrician is the amount of EMT on the walls is decoration.

This is modern art that challenges your perspective. The installations and interactive artworks use a vivid color palette. Of course, the styling is unconventional but I found it interesting. Representation and interpretation are played against each other. Most of us are fascinated by whatever is bright and artificial and this is no different . There are dreamlike depictions in some rooms that I found resembled Surrealism. I went with my teen who when asked, said , “There is too much of everything!”. I would definitely go back again!

If you’re only going to do one thing at Area 15, I HIGHLY suggest doing Omega Mart!!! It was the best attraction by far! Try and find the cave you rope climb up, so cool!! And the space illuminarium exhibit in the other building was stunningly beautiful to be immersed in and really fun to interact with if you’re a total space nerd like us! You can stomp on asteroids and leave your footprints on the moon and kick up some moon dust. Loved it! I don’t think the unlimited passes are worth it. Best to just buy a couple experiences that you’re really wanting to do.

Cool idea. Interactive art with an optional game component (the storyline of the game really adds understanding). Starts in a grocery store that seems to mock pop culture. In the game you start as a shopper, become a store employee, get promoted to the factory floor, and then climb the corporate ladder with more achievements. Being inside with all the flashing lights made me nauseous, and I started feeling like I needed to get outside - fast. I’m still feeling vertigo 2 hours after leaving. Spent about 2 hrs inside.

Don’t take kids if going late otherwise they won’t be able to do things on their own or see all exhibits, understandable but be aware when booking. Omega Mart was fun and could easily take up 3 hours to explore. You do have to pay for each exhibit. I would say more food options are needed tho.

Such an awesome exhibit! If you're considering getting tickets and going, just do it. Words and pictures really don't do this place any justice. The amount of work that the artists put into this place is out of this world. We went 2 years ago and I'm still in awe! We're looking forward to visiting all the other Meow Wolf locations!

Just go. Leave at least 4 hours to spend here and at Area 15. It's totally worth it. The best way I can describe it is interactive psychedelic art installation. So creative! I won't put up too many spoiler pics bc you should experience it for yourself.

This is the 3rd meow wolf I've been to I thought I've been to all 3! They just opened another one in Texas so now it's on the list of places to go. I enjoyed coming to the meow wolf's. I think for the price of this one is a little much compared to the others but I do get the residency discount in Denver. I love the colors an set up here. I've wanted to visit this place for years an finally got the chance. I do believe people should see this place as it is different an interactive.

This was such a cool experience! Definitely recommend! I definitely didn't know what to expect but it exceeded any expectations I did have! And make sure you check out all the nooks and cranies. There's tons of secret gems. We spent the better part of 2 hours in there and still don't think we saw everything 😳

This place is something different, fun and entertaining for the whole family. It will keep you busy exploring for a few hours. Lots of secret doors and cool art exhibits to check out. For sure a good time and add to your list when visiting Vegas

Agree that this isn't quite ideal for young kids, not because it's inappropriate but they really won't be that entertained. We did Museum Fiasco; short but interesting, one of the kids was not into it and more nervous with the lights going out. Particle Quest should be a solo excursion, older kid liked it for the challenge but too hard to keep our group together walking around the crowd trying to find and solve puzzles. Wink World was amazing, saved best for last as my kids enjoyed it. Visual delight for old and young, just enough time in each room, almost wished there were more rooms.

I don't think I could possibly recommend this experience enough! Came to Vegas for my 21st bday, and knew that Omega Mart was 1st on my list of things to do. Went for the first time today and enjoyed every second. The brilliant use of puzzles and overall story this place tells is amazing and if you are on the fence about going please give it a try!! You'll be glad you did :))

Meow Wolf is such a cool experience. After going through Omega Mart, you will enter "The Factory". Here you will find TONS of insanely interactive artwork. Make sure to crawl through the small holes for access to different art. Ride the slides! Make sure to tuck your elbows. The slides can get you. Take pictures of everything. You will want them.

LOVED this experience. This is the BEST family or adult fun, No alcohol required!. The story line for Omega Mart is interesting and we completed all the check boxes in a little over 3 hours. They said it can take more or less and either way it was fun, beautiful and so entertaining. Wear closed toed shoes that don't slip off and you can experience the fun slides and secret passages. There are no elevators and lots of staircases. Worth it!! I brought my teenage son with me to Las Vegas for a convention. I wanted him to have fun, too so I brought him here for his 18th Birthday. He loved it so much he came back the next day while I was in the convention, arriving when they opened so he could fully embrace all of the other experiances besides the Omega . Mart adventure. They have virtual golf, VR arcade, candy and more plus food and ice cream. And if adult beverages are something you can't live with out, they have a huge variety and more then 1 bar. This place was AWESOME! A little pricey but worth it, especially if you want to challenge your brain while having a great time!! Side note- I saw employees cleaning frequently, everyone was required to wear a mask, and there are Hand sanitizer stations everywhere for extra protection. We will be back!

Fantastic experience! 😻🐶 Only downside was that it was crazy busy and that made it hard to fully enjoy and experience. There are "stations" to complete and it was so busy, that we weren't able to complete the story mode. Plan to spend a few hours here for the full immersive experience. Don't take anyone who would not be all in for it.

It was so fun i absolutely loved it. If you go i recommend spending an extra $3 for the omega mart access card. It adds a couple extra hours but it really elevates the experience and makes it much more worth it. Once you go through the storyline, everything begins to make sense.

I loved the visuals here! It's a huge interactive art exhibit which, if you follow the story, can last much longer than the 90 minutes we spent in there. My favorite things were the tree by the bar, the "river" of color and light, and pretty much everything that played with color, light, and sound. The drinks at the bar are delicious and they have options for people who don't drink as well - I had a pineapple nojito and it was great! A great experience all around. I'll definitely return if I'm able. Also, it's very accessible for the specially abled! Was very pleased with that.

Wow! Is the first response to this treasure. Me and my wife were invited here by some friends and we didn't expect anything like this. Had no idea what was in store for our first experience. Our friends sent us a link and we made our ticket purchase for a 2:40 entrance because the 2:20 was sold out. There really isn't any particular words for this place and the experience we had here. Nothing short of phenomenal is just a mere description of it all Just entering was spectacular and finding and meeting our friends there inside the "Omega Mart" which was the main place of interest. A major explosion of eye candy and hands on interaction with so much do see and do. A grand scale of psychedelics and illusions to play with each and every one of your senses. If you want to have and experience fun, this is what and where you want to be. They even have nighttime events with music and entertainment for all to enjoy. I can say that there is something for everyone no matter the age. The "Omega Mart" is something like an "Alice in wonderland" meets science fiction and "Nickelodeon" all wrapped up in one. This is a must do when you are in Las Vegas. We've never experienced anything like it, truly amazing!

Brilliant storytelling, interactive attractions, and an evidently high budget experience. 60 bucks might seem like a lot, and it is, but it's well worth the wonderful experience. Don't forget to purchase a boop card (can be used by more than 1 person) to interact with panels which are vital to the storyline. Must visit in Vegas.

Accessibility nightmare, but a fun experience. It's a pretty cool exhibit with a fun extra add on experience of participating in "employee training". There was a lot to do with so many different hidden passages and secret doors. The boop cards are definitely worth the extra $3 and add another great layer to the exhibit. My only two complaints are that there were too many people for the amount of stuff you have to do with employee training. Each one of the work stations had different information and videos, and it was so hard when you had to stand and wait for people to finish going over all the files before you could have a turn. Also it's uncomfortable having people hover over you waiting to finish. It's just hard to take your time and really get into the story when a line is forming behind you. Too much info and not enough access. The other complaint (and probably the most important one) is that it's not disclosed very well that this place is not very accessible to everyone. We were going to have some people join us who changed their mind last minute and I'm glad they did not because its not disclosed that this place is not very accessible if you aren't fully able bodied. A lot of people have physical limitations or medical conditions and this place is not very accommodating to that end. Yes there is an elevator, but so many parts are only accessible via some very steep narrow stairs or the secret cave, so you end up missing out on things. I can't imagine going to a place and then finding out that I couldn't participate in 30% of it because you have to climb up and down a bunch of stuff and no one told me before purchasing a $60 ticket. Overall it was a lot of fun and I would do it again, just maybe during a weekday instead of the weekend.

We loved the Night Shift! No one under 18 running around so it was very chill. Enjoyed the drinks and the atmosphere. The add on card was so much fun! We loved following the story and exploring the area. 100% want to visit the other meow wolf locations as well!

We had a blast. You’ll especially love it if you like to explore new places where there are surprises around every corner. There’s a secret menu at the bar, ask about it, and order off that. The painters and designers are all top notch!

We went on a Sunday afternoon and it was busy but not packed. Would love to check it out on a quieter day, too. Didn't play the game and still spent hours in there taking it all in. Wish I had gotten some more photos of the "back" but I was so busy interacting that I put the phone away and enjoyed being present. This one is great for teens and adults. Probably a lot for smaller children to take in, though.

Flew to Vegas for this experience! Went to the one in Denver earlier this year and it blew me away. Trippy, gorgeous, colorful, interactive, and so freaking fun! Would totally recommend. And we had a great time getting cocktails in the bar as well. No kids after 7pm. Area 15, where meow wolf is located, is also just a fun time.

As an artist, this place is truly mesmerizing. As a player, this was a super fun experience. Will be back to continue the missions and see the new expansions. ✨️ Ultimately, I have a new mission in life to one day have an installation in one of these locations. 🫶 Thank you for the beautiful experience! ❤️✨️

incredible! i saw this on the Internet because of the weird grocery items and wanted to go, i had no idea about the backrooms! it was so much fun to follow along with the story and figure out what happened! i would recommend this to anyone!

Excellent out of this world experience for the entire family. Make sure your bellies are full before you visit. We spent several hours there. If you can't do stairs, be sure to let them know. They do offer options.

This was a really well put together spot. Super enjoyable, and the “Boop” card was a really cool thing to do. The only downside is there’s some “choke points” in the storyline of the boop cards that when it’s busy (we came Saturday night) there’s a line waiting for it. Makes the storyline hard to do and follow along with. We ended up not completing the story as it was just too many times where we were waiting in line for a computer. The visuals were incredible. Mind blowing.

what an amazing thing to see / experience. If you can. go. also I would highly recommend paying the 3 extra dollars to do the little story/ tour thing. it adds a whole level of depth to everything you get to experience. Also let's you interact with your given employee card. "Boop" Card.

This was one of the best interactive art installations that I have ever been to. It was otherworldly, every time I thought I found the end of it there was just more and more layers. Every inch of the place is interactive and well thought out. The details are INSANE literally everywhere I looked there was hints to the story line and just interesting things to look at and interact with. We paid the extra $3 to be an Omega Mart employee and it was well worth it. We were in the exhibit for well over 2 hours and we could have even been there longer if we didn't have dinner reservations. I know the price seems high when you look at it but it was well worth it!

One of my favorite experiences of all time. Such a wild ride, enjoyed every minute of it. Be prepared to encounter the confusing, trippy, and unusual. Highly recommend setting aside 2-3 hours to really soak the place in and get the most out of your visit. If I'm ever in LV again, I'll be back here as well. A little pricey, but worth it in my opinion.

Had no idea what this was!! Had such a great time. I'm a very fun 52 young. I found this so much fun and entertaining, and mind blowing. I can't wait to keep playing the 'Game', (let the staff tell you). There are 8 restaurants and very cool bars. I can't say I looked in one spot and was amazed by something. A Must go.

One of the most unique and best interactive experiences I’ve ever had. I wish there were more exhibits like this! The mart was a fun excursion to browse cool artwork, products while also engaging in a treasure hunt/puzzle sort of game. I appreciated the complexity of the plot line and also the multiple areas to see from the mart, factory and dramcorp. The level of detail is amazing! Only downside is that it can get pretty crowded and you have to sometimes wait for a computer to progress in your mission. They should have more computers so you’re not waiting too long. If you have anything bigger than a purse, they make you bag check it but at least it’s only $3

A truly masterful multi-layered experience that provides a little something for everyone. Do you love the strange and unusual? Are you fascinated with solving mysteries? Enjoy amazing food and entertainment in an open-space area that’s not overcrowded and annoyingly loud? Is Art a huge part of your life? Whether you said yes to one of those questions, or to all of them— Meow Wolf is for you. The ticket prices are a touch high, but most people complaining about prices, didn’t take time to truly experience Meow Wolf. ⤵️⤵️⤵️ THIS IS AN EXPERIENCE THAT COULD EASILY TAKE UP 1/2 - A FULL DAY. I want to say that upfront because my first experience here was a little later in the day, and I left upset with myself for not taking full advantage of the visit—- yet equally excited to return. The website itself says 2hrs + is recommended just to explore. If you want to taste the food offered in the Complex, really immerse in the artistic experiences and solve the real mystery behind Meow Wolf— I’d say 4-5 hours is more like it. I don’t want to spoil anything for anyone, and with the experience constantly shifting, your experience will differ from mine. —- I do urge you to not rush in. Take some time to read up on the experience. Interact with the staff. Look closely and pay attention to your surroundings. Everything is not what it seems— and that’s the most epic part of the experience…..(there may or may not even be a clue in the pics below) Safe and Happy travels, friends! Don’t forget to follow for more honest reviews about unique travel experiences throughout the US ✌🏽

There is sooooo much to see here! We loved every bit of it! Definitely allocate several hours to check out this spot. We were amazed by all the art and the overall fun atmosphere of this place. We spent about two hours here and thought it was worth it. There are several other places to see at Area 15 as well so make sure to give yourself more time to explore. We plan to come back and make a day of the rest of Area 15 as there was so much we didn’t get to see.

Keep an open mind and enjoy some eclectic art and interactive activities. Make reservations before you go and do not go on a weekend! It was so crowded!!! Explore everything! Open doors, drawers, pick up a telephone, find a seat and soak in the ambience! Started by artists that 'didn't fit the norm' and has expanded to various locations. This location is in Area 15 along with Illuminations, Lost Spirits Distillery and several other buildings we didn't make it to. Plan on this being your entire day!!

This was an amazing and very atmospheric place. The music is good and make the whole experience so much more real. The attractions are also quite fun like weird ice cream names, strange shops, and the infamous omega mart which has all you favorite items and so much more! Highly recommend this place to any and all ages there is so much to do in just one building.