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Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology Admission Ticket
3.8
24 Ratings
New York City
Explore MERCER LABS: NYC’s cutting-edge museum where art meets technology. Experience ‘Limitless’ by Roy Nachum with interactive exhibits and 4D Sound.
Duration:
1 hour, 30 minutes
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Mercer Labs - First you will encounter the Window, a portal to the infinite before entering the colossal Map Room featuring 16K laser projections and.
Immerse yourself in the most unique 4D Sound gallery in the world with omni-directional sound that renders vivid space sound holograms with precision and clarity
Stunning infinity rooms and the largest installation of its kind - The Dragon Room incorporates music and over half a million LEDs creating an unparalleled visual experience.
The final level includes an interactive Drawing Station where you can scan your personalized animal creations into a live 3D video ecosystem.
Slide into a Ball Pond, experience a larger-than-life Chess game with movable sculptures and a robotic encounter.
What's Included
- Immerse yourself in the most unique 4D Sound gallery in the world
- Colossal projections and stunning infinity rooms
- The Dragon Room incorporates 507,000 LED lights (Largest installation of its kind)
- MERCER LABS Museum of Art and Technology Admission Ticket
- Featuring renowned artist Roy Nachum’s Crown Kids, designer of Rihanna’s album cover
- Interactive Drawing Station to scan personalized animal creations into 3D digital video ecosystem
What's Not Included
- Indulge your senses with an array of Japanese Mochi ice cream flavors in the Mochi Café and store
Additional Information
FEEL SOMETHING NEW at Mercer Labs, an ultra-sensory, 360°, true immersive experience where incredible works of art are powered by cutting-edge technology.
Located in the heart of downtown NYC, this one-of-a-kind, multi-level gallery sprawls across 15 fully interactive exhibition rooms. From hypnotic sonic experiences to perspective-shifting video installations, Mercer Labs offers an inspiring and creative playground you must see, hear, touch–and feel–to believe.
EXPERIENCE THE EXTRAORDINARY only in New York City at MERCER LABS.
Location
Mercer Labs
21 Dey Street
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
3.8
(24 Ratings)
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Joseph_n
Aug 24, 2024
Unique museum - I really enjoyed the 4D experience with the sound. Very unique a lot of fun.
Family friendly. I would suggest it to anyone.
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Karen
Aug 18, 2024
Fun Activities for all ages! - Was. Curious to see what this experience was all about and wasn’t disappointed! There’s something interesting to see or experience for all ages, from kids to adults!
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Rose_l
Aug 15, 2024
The most memorable part... - The most memorable part of my experience was when we walked into the infinity room to see the expression on my grandkids faces was the best!!!!
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Sheelampatel
Aug 9, 2024
Great place to visit with kids - It was really cool place !! Each room has different & unique experiences!! Would definitely recommend to visit!!
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Manuela
Aug 23, 2024
Interesting museum. - An interesting museum to visit, if you have visited the most well known museums in NYC. It has mirrors and lights artifacts most interesting.
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Imran_h
Jul 30, 2024
Solid - I enjoyed the experience overall and it provided a mixture of digital art and technology. I was a bit nauseous since I personally get the feeling when there are too many moving scenes.
I think this would be a good $35 experience for adults and $25 for kids. The pride was a bit wack. But then again the halal hotdog I had outside, after a long time, was for $6 and the last time I had a hot dog was $2 or $3 from a stand!
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Snapshotreviews
Aug 6, 2024
$50 a ticket. Art is subjective. - The tickets are $50 and the experience seems to cater more to people who want to be Insta famous/TikTok. One of the exhibitions wasn’t available when we visited, although, after walking through many mirrored wall/floor/ceiling rooms, this was somewhat of a relief.
There is a sound room where you feel vibrations of sound on the floors and wall. Like being in a nightclub.
If you have someone in your party who struggles with lots of stimulation, this might be very unpleasantly overwhelming for them.
We were given a card when we went in and told we got “free” mochi when we finished. When we finished, we were told that they’d stopped doing it before we got out. Considering they knew what time they were stopping it and how long the average person spends there, maybe they should simply not try to incentivise when someone has already paid for the ticket, particularly if they’re not going to deliver.
Exhibits/installations were interesting but not anything truly spectacular and for three of us, it really wasn’t worth the cost of the ticket.
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Joel_g
Aug 5, 2024
Overpriced - Cool experience but not worth the price of admission. This is a $35-$40 ticket museum at best. Great instagram moments but that’s about it.
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Alanjcook
Aug 20, 2024
When you order TeamLab on Wish - Positive: a few interesting rooms and displays, prompted some engaging conversation, clever use of some mirrors.
Negative: lack of theme connecting rooms or experiences, little explanation what we were looking at, no interactivity with exhibits.
Someone in gift shop said exhibit was inspired by “Tokyo Lab”.
The opportunity: I’d encourage the creators to return to Team Lab and observe the interactivity between participants and exhibits, use of different surfaces and textures, total insertion with images and displayed on all floors/walls/ceiling — not just some of them — and the smiles and laughter conveying a more joyful experience.
Consider the robot drew lines in sand. Cool! But make it better: Provide app, let user select an image, draw one or type in a message — then have robot draw it.
Rating: 2/5. If you’ve never been to Team Lab or seen Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Rooms you may find your senses stimulated. But if you’ve seen the originals this is will rate “meh” in comparison.
Conclusion: It’s like someone ordered a copy of Team Lab on Wish. Do not go.
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Anthony
Aug 8, 2024
Not worth the hype - Checked out this attraction while in NYC. My wife saw this heavily promoted on instagram. I was quite disappointed for the price we paid. I was mostly bored while walking through dark rooms that felt mostly like one continuous drug- induced hallucination. Definitely not for me.
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