The reviews here warned me that this was an average experience, but I really love Yayoi Kusama and went anyway. This was not my favorite Yayoi infinity room. The museum is fun, but way overpriced. Maybe for $20/$25 but at double that for a one hour experience, I think you can pass

Took our 3 year old daughter, she had fun, but this place is also a nightmare if you can't handle the "influencers in the wild". Way over priced as well at about $45 / ticket after fees. Got some fun pics, was mildly entertaining, but also off-putting with lines at each installation of people looking to get their Insta pics.

This was a fun way to spend a rainy afternoon in Chicago! WNDR was everything we hoped it would be! We were in town for a concert and decided to spend a couple of days exploring Chicago. I'd seen it was going to rain our last afternoon in town and thought this would be a good way to spend our last couple hours there. It was perfect. I'm 45, and my daughter and her friend are both 19, and we all had a great time. We even played an intense game of giant Uno in the lounge upstairs. They have giant Jenga, Giant Connect Four, and some other games, as well as some refreshments and adult beverages for sale. They had two people doing poetry for donation when we were there as well, which I thought was pretty cool. Overall, it was a fun experience!

If taking cool photos for your instagram feed is your thing, then this is the place for you. I’m not usually one to spring for a contemporary art experience like this, but it was interesting and held my attention for the duration of our visit. Most of the exhibits are interactive and had a digital component which was really cool. In our time in Chicago, this ticket was the second most expensive one that we purchased (right behind Shedd Aquarium) Do I think it was worth the price? Maybe. Like I said, if you love taking cool photos that you can post with your friends, you’re going to have a great time. I don’t think I would find a reason to come back here again, but for a “one and done” experience, I really can’t complain that much. You are encouraged to buy your tickets ahead of time for a certain time slot, but we were able to get in right when we got there (you can purchase tickets at the door) Staff was very friendly and the gift shop was well curated.

Definitely an interesting museum for looking at art from a different perspective. Most reviews say it takes about 45 minutes to complete and that is pretty accurate. They only take online tickets and the price is substantially higher than other musuems in Chicago. If you only have 1 day, spend it at the Field Museum or the Art Institute...you will spend a whole day of higher level learning rather than 45 minutes of a cotton candy experience.

Went here for my friends 50th Birthday. We had a blast. I would recomend taking your time in each room as its self guided but you can't go backwards. We loved how the lights and stuff worked in each room. There was lots of places for cool selfies. Don't forget to check out the bathrooms at the end as they also have exibits in them as well. Oh and the tasting station was also worth stopping for. The gift shop in the end is fun with games you can play and a wall of chips you can't find many place. I recomend trying one!