Interactive ‘Museum of Illusions’ Is Opening Next Month In Las Vegas
There is an exciting new attraction coming soon to Las Vegas.
It’s an interactive museum called The Museum of Illusions and they’re planning their biggest location yet here in Sin City. Currently the company has 40 locations in 25 countries in the world. But there newest location in Las Vegas will be the largest of them all. And will bring illusions never before seen at their other locations.
The Museum of Illusions Las Vegas will be located on the Las Vegas Strip between The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas and The Shops at Crystals. It will include more than 15,000 square feet of space and over 80 exhibits, news3lv.com reported. These exhibits are all crafted by experts and designed to blow the mind.
But the new museum will offer education as well as entertainment.
Guests of all ages are invited to enjoy the museum exhibits. Guests will not only have the chance to see all these illusions in person, but they’ll also get an explanation as to the science behind the designs. So it will inform as well as entertain. Each room is designed to play mind tricks on the guest, but also give a full explanation as to how the tricks were made. Try getting that out of any other magician!
The Grand Opening on the Las Vegas Strip.
Speaking of magicians, The Museum of Illusions Las Vegas has partnered with a big name for a Grand Opening special. Magician Michael Carbonaro will be there to perform some of his best magic tricks. Carbonaro currently has a magic show at the Rio Las Vegas as well as the popular television series The Carbonaro Effect.
The grand opening of the new Museum of Illusions Las Vegas will happen in mid-August. A specific date has not yet been released. Tickets can already be purchased at moilasvegas.com.
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