Meow Wolfs Konvergenzstation in Denver

Great activity! Could easily spend 2 or 3 hours. Lots to look at, open all the doors. Even better with the reduced ticket price via Viator.

This was a super cool place. I would’ve never imagined a place like this in my lifetime. Lots of things to see and do throughout the adventure. Last-minute trip.

it was great but i think you could improve on using some animatronics to move some of the displays would definitely go back when in the area

While I was wowed by the sheer amount of sensory things that was going on and the creativity of the designers, I (and my wife also) was a bit overwhelmed and had a hard time piecing together the different areas with the overarching storyline of multiple dimensional convergence. I am glad that I tried it but just not sure that I would do another one.

For 2 adults and one 9 yo over priced. The total was $170. Spent about 1 hour here, and while stimulating, not worth the price. A little can get you into Disney World. I'm addition, expect to pay $15.95 to park. Not worth the cost, so probably won't be back for a long, long time.

The Meow Wolf was very cool! A lot of creativity!

This is a very cool opportunity to walk around 3 floors exploring 3-D art There is something there for everyone and yes, you are allowed to take photos, videos and touch everything. The timed tickets can be a bit tricky, but it is understood they have to limit the number of people allowed inside at one time. The one drawback is they charge $65 to park in their parking lot which is outrageous. They are located near the Broncos stadium so other parking options are limited.

My 22 year old and I were staying overnight in Denver on our way to a music festival and as soon as I saw it on TripAdvisor as something fun to do, I was all in. I didn’t know much about it beforehand and TBH, I’m still not sure what it was all about, but man, did we have fun! I mean this in the best possible way: I felt as though I was experiencing a drug trip for a drug that hadn’t been invented yet. (I used to tour with the Dead so take this for what you will…) We stayed for about 2 hours (?) and wandered around and went in and out of secret doors and corridors and examined the little details that were hidden everywhere. It was a wonderland, and I would absolutely go back again.

It’s overwhelming at first but the attention to detail in everything is really spectacular and impressive.

I was shocked by how bad this was. There is little (if anything) of entertainment value here. I suppose it's possible that a 5 or 6 year old child might get some amusement from this experience, but this isn't a place for an adult. We left after about 45 minutes. Ugh!!!