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Brady Birdvia Google

about 1 month ago

Meow Wolf Denver was a really cool experience overall. The visuals, rooms, and interactive elements are super creative and immersive — there’s a lot to look at and mess with, and you can easily spend a few hours just exploring. The only downside for me was the “treasure hunt” / storyline aspect. I was excited for more of an adventure-style experience, but there wasn’t much explanation or guidance on how it worked. We were mostly just turned loose to roam, which is cool in its own way, but a few hints or a little more direction would’ve made the story side way more engaging and fun. Still 100% worth checking out, especially if you like art, interactive exhibits, or just wandering through wild environments. Just don’t expect much guidance unless you really dig for it yourself.

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Elizabeth Henrichonvia Google

about 1 month ago

This place was a fun day with the family. The environment takes you through different rooms with mind bending visually interesting spaces. Also, there is a story mode where you can solve the mystery. It's really fun. Like being inside a Lego game with all of the little side quests..plan to spend 3-4 hours here if doing the story. Caution foe people with visual sensitivities and or sensory overwhelm. This place is very visually stimulating. Plan accordingly.

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Abby Timmermeyervia Google

about 1 month ago

Came here on a cold day to get out of the house but have fun! This place was a trip and we enjoyed walking around here for almost 2hrs! We got the Qpass and travel guide and I enjoyed trying to scan all the Qpasses to gain memories, I loved how interactive this place was! Not only a story you are following but so many detours along the way! This place is so creative and nothing you can expect! We came on a Monday so it wasnt crowded, making it easy to explore and see it all! I would recommend getting the Qpass, you only need 1 per group! This is a kid friendly place too!

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anthony johnsonvia Google

about 2 months ago

Spent the evening at Meow Wolf Convergence Station with my 9 year old daughter,and we had a blast. She loved running around and exploring all the interactive displays. Every room had something new to mess with, push, open, or figure out, and it really kept her engaged the whole time. As a parent, that was awesome to see. I enjoyed it too. The creativity and detail throughout the place is wild. You can follow the story if you want, or just wander around and take it all in. We also enjoyed several Omega Colas while we were there, which definitely added to the experience. There is some Luciferian symbolism in one of the displays. As a believer, that didn’t stop us from enjoying the night. We used it as a teaching moment and talked through what we were seeing instead of avoiding it. Overall, it was a fun, memorable experience and something we both genuinely enjoyed. I’d absolutely recommend it, especially for parents looking to do something different with their kids.

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Shannon Westmanvia Google

2 months ago

I went with my spouse & 8-year old and we LOVED it!! It was so much fun! The building itself was easy to get to, easy to park at, very straight forward to get into the 'station.' The whole experience is incredible, the structures, the lights, the colors, the sounds; in every way, a site to behold and easy to spend hours in. I'd recommend adding the QPass for some additional fun; it added some structure to the experience, making the visit more of a game than an art exhibit vibe. I'd recommend this to anyone & everyone, genuinely good for all ages!