Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology Admission Ticket
Description
Explore Mercer Labs, the museum where cutting-edge technology powers one-of-a-kind art installations. Discover our Limitless and After Dark exhibitions, featuring 15 ultra-sensory, 360°, immersive experiences designed to stun and inspire guests of all ages. Located in the heart of downtown NYC, this one-of-a-kind, multi-level gallery sprawls across 15 fully interactive exhibition rooms. From hypnotic sonic experiences to perspective-shifting video installations, Mercer Labs offers an inspiring and creative playground you must see, hear, touch–and feel–to believe. EXPERIENCE THE EXTRAORDINARY only in New York City at MERCER LABS.
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First you will encounter the Window, a portal to the infinite before entering the colossal Map Room featuring 16K laser projections and. Immerse yourself in the most unique 4D Sound gallery in the world with omni-directional sound that renders vivid space sound holograms with precision and clarity Stunning infinity rooms and the largest installation of its kind - The Dragon Room incorporates music and over half a million LEDs creating an unparalleled visual experience. The final level includes an interactive Drawing Station where you can scan your personalized animal creations into a live 3D video ecosystem. Slide into a Ball Pond, experience a larger-than-life Chess game with movable sculptures and a robotic encounter.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(149)
Quite literally the worst customer service. 100% tourist trap. 0% art
Very entertaining with cutting-edge technology!!
It is too expensive, definitely it is not worthy. I would spend my money on something else. I would not recommend it
Great experience with family! We love the 360 degree room and the interactive part where to upload the figure you drew!
Do not waste your money on Mercer Labs if you are expecting a genuine, high-tech immersive art experience like ARTECHOUSE or other digital exhibits. This place is a classic case of false advertising. The advertisements and videos make it look like a cutting-edge visual journey, but the actual experience feels incredibly cheap, disorganized, and entirely lacking in the depth or quality you’d expect for the steep ticket price. To make matters worse, the exhibit has a bizarre, heavy-handed agenda that they completely hide from you until you're inside. I noticed a recurring theme of a crown hovering over the heads of children and animals. When I asked a staff member what the crown symbol was supposed to mean, I was shocked by the response. They said it was designed to promote anti-capitalism and anti-greed, and that the exhibit "needed to teach children and adults about socialism." I came here for an artistic, immersive escape, not a forced political lecture. Had I known this place was going to push a specific ideological agenda on its guests—especially targeting children—I would not have gone. Save your time and your cash, and go to a real art museum instead.
Take time to watch exhibit. Special effects are very cool. Don't miss anything.the kids loved the ball pit.
90 minute immersive experience with lights , mirrors and ambient music. Totally enjoyed it . Not crowded plenty of time to enjoy the exhibits at our own pace. Several are bangers- captivating, immersive etc. a few are repetitive.
More of an art exhibit than a museum. Mostly felt like something set up to ‘wow’ the online influencer-types by being able to take video to show you how ‘immersive’ it is (hint: it isn’t). Save your money and time.
TERRIBLE ! We have seen so many other immersive exhibits that were wonderful. This is a very poor product and certainly not worth the steep price of admission. I highly recommend that you pass. The Museum of Broadway, Rise New York or the Museum of the Moving Image were all light years better than this awful attraction!
For the first time in my life I can say this experience was something enjoyable for children to adults! It was an amazing experience!
