Museum Of Illusions Kuala Lumpur

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Yesterday my friends n I went to this place in KL to find out more about this place. We plan to include this place as part of our program for our reunion of our schoolmates n classmates in July this year. First we have to find out how good is this place. So we approached the staff there n they were very pleasant n friendly. A member of the staff gave us a guided tour of the whole place. There were various rooms for photos such as making you look like a monster, making you upside down, climbing up the wall like Spider-Man, jumping up or down a well n looking like a giant n a dwarf! But all these are only illusions. There are some games too. There are plenty of portraits n pictures for which when you stare longer , the things will start moving in circles . There is a picture in which when you stare at it harder n longer, you will see a portrait of Einstein. There is a short tunnel that once you step on it, it will start turning round n round . It is very noisy but all the motions were only visual. The whole tour n activities took only 45 or 60 minutes only. It should be quite fun for families with kids n pensioners like us as well. But a friend said that in Ipoh, the house of illusions , has more rooms n with better illusions. Anyway we find the price per entry ticket is quite pricey. On the whole, it’s a good visual experience.

My sister and I (both in our 20s) loved this experience! Plenty of photo opportunities and brain-teasing puzzles. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The vortex thing upstairs was a bit disorienting, warning ⚠️ come here and have fun!

Such a amazing place, yesterday evening me & my friend went there. we tried to solve the tower rings more than 40 mins. Finally completed through breaking the rules after instructor gone to guide others?.

A quick fun photo trip away from Pavilion. We didn’t want to wait for the long queue in Popmart and we had time before lunch, so we went to the museum. It was much funnier than expected, the place wasn’t huge but we could take all the different photos in the area. There are also small brain teaser games were we spent quite a bit of time. The most interesting room was the purple room with a bridge inside a rolling wall, it felt very dizzy, almost fell down on the floor. We bought the tickets on the spot, no big price difference versus buying online.