80% of the art was very cool - I especially loved the room on the first floor that had an interactive floor and changing wall art……however, this is a satanic place. Meow wolf, don’t bother with your canned response of “ Thank you for taking the time to share this feedback. While none of our art is intended to promote or denounce any Earthly religion, we value your perspective on the subject. Our goal here at Meow Wolf is to facilitate experiences of discussion and expansion, and understand that everyone will have a unique response.” because your place is straight up pushing the satan agenda. I wish I’d known before I went and I’ll never be back. Had I not gone with a friend for her birthday I would have walked out. Satanic/demonic looking creatures with horns aren’t a “unique response” or interpretation.

Loved our visit, like nothing we have ever seen, this place is amazing! Get a QPASS and try to find all the memories. Plan on spending at least 2 hours and try to book a morning slot if you want to park in Meow Wolfs parking lot.

We had a great time here! Was truly amazing! Was definitely a splurge outing, but I enjoyed seeing all the amazing immersive art and the imaginative worlds. We did not spend more for the extra experience, it was already so costly with admission and parking.

Truly, one of those places you just have to see for yourself. Hours of entertainment for all your senses - we roamed around for about 1.5 hours but could have stayed so much longer! Meow Wolf should definitely be at the top of your bucket list for a trip to Denver.

Only 4 out of 5 because I did feel that the ticket price was too high. That being said, it was a cool experience that is hard to describe. You have to see it yourself. There is a story, or concept, if you care to delve into it. If not there are lots of interesting things to get lost in and just enjoy it for the art that it is. I feel like the people that complained that it was evil or satanic are the same people that want to ban books and outlaw homosexuality. If that is it your view, maybe stick to your church of choice.

You can tell that the creators put a lot of thought into everything. There is so much to explore you will be there for HOURS. It can be sensory overload at times. If you have trouble with bright lights and loud noises this may not be for you. We paid a little extra for the Q-Pass so we could solve the mystery. Totally worth it if you have the time, but it will have you running around trying to figure things out for several hours. You can certainly enjoy everything without the storyline.

We had fun going through Meow Wolf. We didn't know what to expect, as everyone we talked to about it gave us different descriptions. Simply put, it is a visual and auditory extravaganza that will blow your mind. Be prepared to be totally immersed in the experience. It's like going through a new kind of museum that stimulates your eyes, ears and mind. The colors are rich and constantly changing. The feeling of each of the four worlds is different--some frenetic; some more peaceful. The volume of the atmospheric sound and music was a bit too much of me at times, but the quiet rooms helped me pause and collect my thoughts. I highly recommend that you get the QPass ($3) for your group when you buy your tickets. The QPass gives you a mission to solve and keeps you focused on that mission. It also kept me from being overwhelmed by the sights and sounds in addition to adding an important level of thought and fun to the whole experience. It took us about 3 1/2 hours to finish the mission, although if you do a walk-through without the QPass it would take less time.

This was surprisingly the same size as the one in Santa Fe, or at least it felt that way! The building itself seems much bigger. There were just as many hidden rooms, secrets, and tiny creatures to fall in love with around every corner, if not more! My only warning is that once you leave, you'll wish there were hidden secrets everywhere around you all the time! I cannot recommend this enough! The food was amazing, and the restrooms were plentiful and always clean. If you can leave the littlest ones with a trusted adult, your inner child will have more fun, and so will other guests. I got a bit tired of hearing parents yell at their kids to not touch or climb or shout. That's what this place is all about! Let them explore freely, but do keep an eye on them. If that sounds like a chore, consider leaving them at home to escape from it all for a while.

I've now visited Meow Wolf Denver twice and it still blows me away. You can easily spend all day in this place and still find interesting new things to look at. 100/10 experience.

This was our second visit to Meow Wolf but this time we brought friends from both coasts, Canada, and some friends who live in Denver! We are a very diverse group of people and I was concerned that not everyone would enjoy the experience as much as we did earlier this year. Wow! EVERYONE found this experience to be the highlight of their visit! Some of our friends immersed themselves in the backstory and others just had a blast exploring and taking photos. This is a must-see in Denver for any age!!