A Guide to Museum of Illusions Mall of America


-About the Museum of Illusions

The Museum of Illusions Mall of America is an Instagrammable worthy attraction in the Mall of America with dozen of fun, hands-on exhibits that trick the eye and entertain and educates its visitors! 

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The Mall of America location joins existing locations in Philadelphia, Austin, Chicago, Scottsdale and more. The museum features a rotation of illusions big and small, many that leave their visitors scratching their head wondering what they just experienced!

This location is on the 2nd floor, in the heart of the Mall of America and is joined by many other family friendly attractions such as Nickelodeon Universe, a 7-acre indoor theme park; SEA LIFE Minnesota Aquarium; FlyOver America; Crayola Experience and more.

    

-Mind Bending Experience

The museum features over 60 exhibits within its 6,300-square-foot space that can be enjoyed by guests of all ages.

There are guides throughout the museum and they are super helpful in explaining the illusions and assisting with photography. This was great for our family. We went to see all the illusions and some of them were tricky to figure out. It was nice to have guides throughout to let you know how the illusions worked and we had them set up some our photos too!

The Vortex Tunnel was a mind-spinning illusion that played tricks on us! It’s a short bridge to walk across but it seems like you are in another world! You can go again and again if you want! The tilted room is fun for the kids, they like to try this one and see how it works! 

The Head on a Platter is just plain fun and funny for kids! I mean what kid would think this is super hilarious! The Beuchet Chair is silly! This one is all about setting up a photo! You don’t realize what you are doing until you see the picture! The Cloning Table is another fun spot for kids, mainly because they get to throw cards in the air!

There are interesting images throughout the museum. Can you look at holograms, optical illusions, and more. Each of them give you a quick description of what you are looking at and experiencing!

There is a game room at the end of the museum is filled with puzzles and brainteasers designed to test visitors’ patience and coordination. We spent a lot of time trying to figure out one of the puzzles.

And a small gift shop offers merchandise and funny keepsakes like desktop puzzles and super-sized rubber pencils.

Periodically, new exhibits are swapped out from other Museum of Illusions locations to keep things fresh for return visitors.

We spent about an hour exploring the attraction’s hands-on exhibits and experience rooms.

Tickets, which are available to purchase on the Museum of Illusions official website. The Museum can be found on the second floor, near the North entrance to the Mall.