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Superblue Miami was one of the highlights of our trip. The exhibits are immersive, interactive, and constantly changing, with incredible 3D and post-modern art coming at you from every direction. It’s the kind of place that makes you stop, stare, and then immediately pull out your camera. What I loved most is that it’s fun for everyone—little kids, big kids, art lovers, and even people who don’t usually visit museums. The staff were friendly, energetic, and genuinely seemed excited to help guests get the most out of the experience. If you’re visiting Miami and looking for something different, creative, and memorable, I highly recommend making a visit.

There was a lot to see and do! This was a last minute add to our trip, but the whole family really enjoyed it.

Take tour time and enjoy each experience for what it's worth. There are multiple Rooms enjoy each one

Ticket is almost 40 dollars per person… way too expensive for the few activities… in reality, 3 light activities, of which the first is a scam… a projection that you can do yourself… and the other two are really not bad… at 20 or 25 dollars, yes… at 40… NO

Visited Superblue yesterday and overall it was a cool experience. The exhibits were unique, interactive, and made for some great photos. My only complaint is that it felt really short. I was also expecting to see more of the exhibit rooms that I’ve seen on TikTok, but they either weren’t available or weren’t part of the experience when I visited. Overall, it was enjoyable, but I expected a little more for the price.

Amazing experience! Loved the exhibits, especially the “live” flowers, which were so beautiful. Definitely recommend!

The staff were stellar in their customer service skills. The experience was very unique and rewarding.

Very good experience I really enjoyed it. The lights were beautiful. The staff was nice. Everything was so live

Frankly, I was disappointed. The first room was perhaps the most original and visually appealing—likely because of the floral atmosphere created in the dark. However, from that point on, it was a succession of letdowns, and I was unable to understand the concept or overall theme connecting the experience. What I must highlight is the very poor attitude of the last two employees in the mirror room and the graffiti room (which, incidentally, did not even have the necessary materials available). The lack of courtesy and rudeness displayed by these two individuals was the final straw and the main reason why I would not recommend this “event” at all. There was nothing memorable about it. It was certainly not worth the $45 admission fee.

We spent the morning of Memorial Day at Superblue and honesty had such a fun experience. Since it was a holiday, I expected it to be packed, but it actually wasn't at all, which made it even better because we got to really take our time exploring each room. Before entering the experience, there's a cute little cafe right outside where you can grab refreshing drinks and some snacks while you wait for your booked time. Fair warning, it's definitely pricey, so keep that in mind before ordering. Tickets for Superblue are surprisingly inexpensive, around $37 per person, which feels worth it considering how unique the experience is. There's several different rooms to explore, and most of them are interactive, making it feel more immersive and engaging instead of just walking through an art exhibit. Every room had something to offer, from lights and mirrors, to digit installations that react to movement, and even your heart beat! This was a great activity if you're looking for something different to do. Definitely recommend it!