For Art's Sake

3 Sean Olver - 11 months ago

Double pricing racism, Thai's pay ฿180 while us foreigners have to pay ฿300. The place was in a state of ruin with many paintings needing a touch up or unavailable because of bad lighting or quardened off altogether. Also the line between wall and floor could easily be seen in many photos ruining the illusion. I was disappointed after previously visiting 'Art in Paradise' in Pattaya which was far superior.

4 Omotayo Odunuga - 3 years ago

Really nice to visit and the staff are super helpful the only reason I gave a 4 is because the one in Koh Sumui and is bigger and has a lot of illustrations on poses which this does not but staff help you duo and they very nice.

1 Xiujun Sim - 2 years ago

It's probably good for kids, not for adults. Most of the items do not fit an adult size; it's difficult for an adult to look convincingly part of the image. Moreover, it's not idiot proof. I've been to much better ones such as the one in Korea - the 3D appears naturally without having to make micro adjustments constantly. The floor line (edge where the wall meets the floor) is too obvious which breaks the illusion. The lighting was terrible as well, resulting in our shadows seemingly unfitting in the composition. A great disappointment, especially considering having paid 300 baht per pax.

5 Anton Vorderman - 4 years ago

I went there under the illusion it was an art exhibition. In reality it is a magical combination of walk in illusions. You take your own photos or one of the attendants will take for you. A very happy hour of fun and laughter.

5 Rartchaporn Chuangchot - 3 years ago

Amazing 4D pictures. Great place to take photos. Staffs are very friendly and helpful.

3 BangkokSachse Onnuch - 4 years ago

Good 4D Arts! We spent about one hour at the museum.

5 Andrew Wills - 5 years ago

Great fun place, the photo effects you see later are amazing, these are just a small selection