Check Out Museum Of Illusions In Atlanta’s Atlantic Station

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Museum of Illusions is now open at Atlantic Station in Midtown Atlanta. If you’re looking for a place to take the kids in Atlanta, this is definitely one of them.

The museum is a great place to discover a brilliant collection of perspective-changing rooms, enthralling installations, and spellbinding images. Our exhibits will teach you that nothing is ever quite as it seems, especially in the Museum of Illusions.

Museum of Illusions Opens In Atlantic Station

You’ll also love the illusion rooms, where you can immerse yourself into the fascinating world of illusions and let the captivating rooms play tricks on your mind.

How Much Do Tickets Cost At The Museum of Illusions?

Ticket Types and Prices:

  • Adult (ages 13+) — $29
  • Child (ages 5 – 12) — $24
  • Seniors* (ages 60+) — $26
  • Military* — $26
  • A-Card** — $22

Where Is The Museum of Illusions Located?

The Museum of Illusions is located at 264 19th St. NW Atlanta, Ga. on the 2nd floor of the Atlantic station, near Publix. Stairwell/Elevator 5. Here’s a map to help you find it.

Final Word

Illusions are one thing, but Atlanta has a ton of real fun! Cool stuff isn’t just for the children. Are you a beer drinker? You also may want to visit to a craft brewery in the city. 

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