Entrée directe : Wynwood Walls & Spray Painting Experience

The staff was so welcoming and offered amazing tutorial on how to spray paint. It was a fun activity for the entire family, couples, friends, kids and a solo adventure. What I love also that it’s inclusive of those with autism. Wynwood Walls Museum is recognized as a Certified Autism Center™ by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards. They have the autism training which is amazing, so no one is excluded from this creative experience. Admissions fee is reasonable and well worth the experience.

Very cool experience and such amazing art work from talented artists displayed.

Super fun for my 3 kids to all do and feel engaged. Ages 12,10 and 6. The paint didn’t come out of clothes though so beware and they ran out of smocks.

Amazing experience - incredible art in the museum and neighborhood. Loved it. Used my phone and did the “AR” tour which was so cool. Download the app and do it.

Beautiful collections and pieces. Fun and l lively atmosphere. I loved hearing all of the different languages and cultures represented over the hip hop soundtrack of my youth. My teenagers loved the experience. Wynwood Walls is dope!

I brought my entire family there and both kids (ages 10 and 13) both had a blast! The art was amazing, and the kids all had such an educational and interactive time while we were there! They even participated in the “learn how to spray paint” session and got to spray paint for a few minutes! They loved it.

We went to the women’s walk in Wynwood with four tickets for 12 PM. After arriving, we were told they wouldn’t accept them until 5 PM but we could go to the paradox museum and use them there after a hot walk there. They were also rejected. This was a very poorly communicated event that was a major disappointment.

3 stars are taken off because of our terrible spray art experience. My daughter and I were really looking forward to it. However, we got there just at our reservation time and the check-in and the experience is all the way at the end of the exhibits. Check-in at the entrance was so chaotic. They need someone to review their entire operations. No one knows what's going on. We lost 5 mins there. Another 5 walking to the experience. Then when we got to the spray paint area. There's another line for checking in. We have already signed our waiver but the check in person refused to let us go ahead while the 2 tourist in front of us were debating with her with some issues. We waited 8 min (I timed everything at that point). So at the end we had less than 15 min of something I paid for 30 min. The next time slot was full and the guy in charge didn't let us stay longer. I would say we could have got there earlier but their inefficiency and rudeness (at the spray art experience) really turned me off. The spray paint experience is nothing out of the ordinary but it was fun for my daughter since it's her first time doing it. I always like the Wynwood Walls. I haven't been here for years and just noticed that now they are charging for the experience. Before you just walk in. I don't mind if all those money go to the artists! There are so many great artworks!

Beautiful place and interesting. We have to go. Plus very well maintained. The experience of painting yourself needs improvement.

⚠️ Useful information before purchasing. We recently went there as a couple. By taking only the official entrance ticket (~12 €), we have already been able to enjoy a short graffiti experience (5–10 minutes) with some instructions for using the bombs, without it being a structured course. QR codes and augmented reality experiences are also included free of charge with entry. The paid experience offered here corresponds mainly to a more framed and longer version. To know before booking.