A pretty fun 30-45 minutes looking at some out there creations. You'll want to look up steampunk if you don't know it before you go - otherwise you might wonder what he heck is going on! We had a blast and the kids (11 and...More

The portal was out of this world! It's mid winter so come prepared with thick jackets as there's no heating. The family ticket price is great value at $20. As adults in a group, sorry but I feel it was a little over priced at...More

Pretty nice workshop. The exhibits are awesome, it's really interactive and the staff is friendly. The portal was so awesome that we used it twice. Only downside is that it is really small.

An interesting place to stop and look. Wonderful buildings and great creations. Fantastic imagination.

Husband has been interested in steampunk for years, so when we saw the museum we had to go. Its steampunk on a massive scale. Large sculptural creations are everywhere. The building was an old mill so there is lots of room, and they have been...More

Our family made an impromptu stop here on a wet, freezing cold day and we were glad we stopped in. The museum was edgy, cool, fun and interesting for all of us and we spent an hour exploring the exhibits and having fun interacting in...More

Had to go back when I revisited Oamaru. Love this place . So much to see and do. Reasonably priced . Friendly and helpful owner. Amazing photo opportunities with unusual features. Highly recommened

Great if you appreciate art - some weird and wonderful designs. The portal is amazing! This would suit people with aged 5-12 boys for sure; especially if they are into robots etc. $10 per person or $20 for the family.

Was recommended to visit with the kids - seemed quite a weird place and a waste of the $20 family entrance fee - I guess one has to understand the sculpture behind these pieces - which are very creative but the storyline behind it all...More

For lovers of steampunk this is the place for you - a must visit on our recent trip to the South Island of New Zealand - great attractions and exhibits and "The Portal" room is not to be missed. The building is not heated so...More