For Art's Sake 4D Museum: Unique Interactive Art Exhibit in Hua Hin
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2 Ratings
Hua Hin
Step into a world of interactive art at For Art's Sake 4D Museum in Hua Hin. Explore 10 zones filled with illusions, sound effects, and interactive media that responds to your actions. No boundaries, just endless creativity!
Duration:
4 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- For Art’s Sake - Looking for something a little different during your time in Hua Hin? For Art’s Sake is the best place to go exploring and get you camera fired up, because you’ll have to see it with your own eyes to believe it! This 4D exhibit offers 10 different art themes and zones, each with their own unique characteristics, but all of these zones offer a fully interactive and immersive experience. You’ll see themes from Imagination, Childhood, Hua Hin, and Horror Zones or explore the Mirror Climb, Piano Stairs, Illusion Windows, Highlight Room, and many more. From optical illusions to sound and digital effects that baffle the senses, you’ll find yourself responding to an exhibit that reacts right back to you!
What's Included
- Admission tickets included
What's Not Included
- Hotel Transfers
- Food and Drink
Additional Information
Witness an unparalleled 4D artistic display at For Art’s Sake in Hua Hin!\n\nAn entertaining interlude or pause in your travels, brimming with optical deceptions and auditory enhancements\n\nExplore the 10 distinct areas, each offering a unique encounter!\n\nPrepare to be astonished by responsive multimedia that adapts to the spectators’ movements.\n\nThe gallery has no limits - it is entirely participatory.
- Child ticket is for children between 100-130cm in height
- Children with a height of 99cm and below may enter free of charge
- Open daily from 10:00am-8:00pm
Location
For Art's Sake
22/141 Phetchakasem Rd.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Bazza1011
Jul 11, 2022
Poor - Disappointing..I have been to the Art in Paradise in Pattaya which was absolutely incredible and also in Melbourne, Australia ( which was also better than this) . Firstly, we were the only people there so it was very, very quiet. I was told that due to covid, there was no air conditioning but all the holes in the ceiling gave the impression the aircon had been removed. Some exhibits seem to have been taken down to allow doors to be opened for fresh air. That it was stifling hot made the visit worse. The paintings seem old and really not as effective as they should be. I think that some sections had also been closed off as there were a few darkened areas. The fee was 300bht per adult ( Bht100 for Thais?). We were in and out in around 30 minutes which was not very good value for Bht900 for 3 adults. On the plus side they did not charge for my 4 year old granddaughter. Unfortunately, this seems to be the trend in Hua Hin now, overpriced attractions for the tourists who come once and never again.
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Fificapetown
Jul 10, 2019
Overpriced for tourists and a disappointing experience. - NB This place seems to have two listings so I am posting the same review twice.
We paid 300BHT each to get in and I have to admit that it is the first time I feel ripped off in Thailand (Locals pay a reduced entry fee). The place was empty and the A/C was not on which made it hot and sticky. It wasn't clear where to stand until we eventually got a lady who followed us around and showed us what to do (and did take some photos for us which was appreciated) but by that stage we were almost half way around and had lost interest.
Yes, some of the art is great, but for the price, the way out location (getting there and back a bit problematic as way beyond the city limits where the green bus does not normally go), and the heat, I would suggest you might be better spending your money on something else.
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