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We went to the one in NYC it was really nice my daughter enjoyed it she's into art it took about 30 mins to view the exhibit and the final room maybe another 30 mins.
My wife and I went earlier this week and really enjoyed it. We splurged and got the VIP tickets, which include the VR experience...totally worth it! We both thought it was different, but very well done.
We spoke with one of the employees, who let us know that the Raleigh location is going to be more of a semi-permanent location. They'll be doing Monet, Klimt, Magritte and Dinos Alive later this year in the same location (in the former movie theater/Fitness Connection at Pleasant Valley).
Seems so incredibly overpriced. Someone mentioned the Louvre, but maybe a better comparison is the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. That one is €19. Or the MOMA in NYC, home of Van Gogh’s Starry Night, which is $25. This seems like paying more for a Pink Floyd laser show than seeing Pink Floyd itself.
My wife and I went earlier this week and really enjoyed it. We splurged and got the VIP tickets, which include the VR experience...totally worth it! We both thought it was different, but very well done.
We spoke with one of the employees, who let us know that the Raleigh location is going to be more of a semi-permanent location. They'll be doing Monet, Klimt, Magritte and Dinos Alive later this year in the same location (in the former movie theater/Fitness Connection at Pleasant Valley).
I just can't see myself doing it for $35 each time, $70 for two adults and no kids. And looking at early reviews of people who are trying to get refunds, it really looks like an unprofessional and perhaps shady operation.
Seems so incredibly overpriced. Someone mentioned the Louvre, but maybe a better comparison is the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. That one is €19. Or the MOMA in NYC, home of Van Gogh’s Starry Night, which is $25. This seems like paying more for a Pink Floyd laser show than seeing Pink Floyd itself.
So many negative posts from so many who have not been to the exhibit. I have tickets to go in a May. Price doesn’t bother me. It will be an enjoyable experience with friends and a nice lunch out afterwards.
So many negative posts from so many who have not been to the exhibit. I have tickets to go in a May. Price doesn’t bother me. It will be an enjoyable experience with friends and a nice lunch out afterwards.
Srsly! It's not that expensive; my sister and her BIL and some others are going tomorrow, I'm sure they will enjoy it and a nice day out.
So many negative posts from so many who have not been to the exhibit. I have tickets to go in a May. Price doesn’t bother me. It will be an enjoyable experience with friends and a nice lunch out afterwards.
Some people find his art earresistable and others find it eerie.
Shame they cant sell any Mike's Bites there lol.
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