This was a super fun museum with a lot of photo opportunities. As other reviewers have stated, there is a big chunk of these that are more simple illusions you've probably seen in a book or on the Internet. With that being said, they were still fun to see in the museum, and the majority of the illusions were things you could directly interact with, unlike books or the Internet. It was a lot of fun. It seemed a little crowded despite times entry. The people in front of us were super slow so much that we and about three other groups had to pause for a good five or ten minutes between every exhibit. That's not the fault of the museum itself. It was just frustrating. The staff is very nice and I noticed they were eager to help anyone who couldn't understand how to make the illusion work and they offered very good explanations and tips for good photos. I would guess children especially would have fun here.

1. It's free but you will be checked.
2. Good displays.
3. Need more than a day .
4. Good place to cool down when it's hot outside.
5. train stop is Bowling Green
6. I will return again.

Had an amazing time at the Museum of Illusions! My brother and I had a blast exploring all the interactive exhibits. It’s designed in a way that’s fun for both younger crowds and adults, making it a perfect stop whether you’re with friends or family. The illusions are clever, engaging, and make for some great photo ops. Definitely a must-do if you’re in the area highly recommend!