Seattle Museum Pairs Holograms With Infinite Reflections
Test your perception during a late afternoon pause before your evening plans.
🌀 A Different Afternoon
Take a late afternoon pause at Museum of Illusions Seattle, where the exhibits ask you to question what your eyes are doing. Holograms and infinite reflections turn the walkthrough into a series of small experiments. Try a different viewpoint before moving on, and give each illusion a moment to settle.
At 1330 5th Ave, the museum centers on physics and sensory puzzles, with a Bat Cave among its setups. The experience mixes educational ideas with the optical trickery. Staff help you line up the perspective tricks, making this an outing to explore together across ages. Allow about 90 minutes for the walkthrough, rather than treating it as a quick stop between plans.
The museum opens at 10 AM daily and closes at 9 PM Sunday through Thursday, with Friday and Saturday open until 10 PM. Admission ranges from 28 to 43 dollars, and tickets are available online.
