4 Cool Things To Know About Atlanta’s Selfie Museum

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Have you ever taken a selfie? Actually the answer is really how many selfies have you taken? Everybody loves to take selfies and post them on Instagram or another social media platform.

But what do you know about the Selfie Museum in Atlanta? It’s a great place to take the kids and more. Here’s what you need to know if you’re interested in going.

Selfie Museum: What You Need To Know

The Selfie Museum is a pop-up installation that caters to everyone to toddlers to adults who love taking photos of themselves. In a very short time, the museum has become an Atlanta landmark.

Interested in checking it out? Here are some things you will want to know.

What Is The Selfie Museum?

The Selfie Museum is a family-friendly destination for both visitors to Atlanta as well as local residents who love taking photos of themselves. Is it an actual museum? Not really. 

The Selfie Museum is a photography studio located in the heart of the city offering something fun to do for families and individuals.

The fun backgrounds, sights and colors make for some of the best photos you’ll ever take of yourself. All you need to bring is a cheerful smile and your camera!

How Much Does The Selfie Museum Cost?

Contrary to popular belief, the Selfie Museum is not free. You can enjoy it for a small cost of admission. Here are the prices:

  • Ages 0-3: Free
  • Ages 4-12: $22
  • Adults Mon-Thur: $27
  • Adults Fri-Sun: $32

Reserve your ticket online HERE.

What Are The Hours For The Selfie Museum?

You might imagine that something like a selfie museum would be open 24/7, but no, everyone has to get their beauty rest for… photos (duh). Here are the operating hours of the Selfie Museum:

  • Mon – Thur: 12pm – 9pm
  • Fri: 12pm – 10pm
  • Sat: 10am – 12am (midnight)
  • Sun: 10am – 9pm

Where Is The Selfie Museum Located?

The Selfie Museum is located at 116 Centennial Olympic Park Dr. Atlanta, Ga. 30313. If you type “SELFIE MUSEUM” into Google Maps, you’ll be shown it on your device. Here’s a map to help you find it.

Final Word

If you’re visiting the city or just want something fun to do while downtown, check out the Selfie Museum. If you’re bringing a large group of 15 or more people, reach out to atlantaselfiemuseum@gmail.com for a discounted rate.

While you’re at it, take advantage of the outdoors. Don’t miss these awesome summer festivals.

The fun is just starting. Are you a beer drinker? You also may want to visit a craft brewery in the city.    

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