What a trip... We - my bestie Dave & I just floated through this experience. It was like an acid trip flashback to the 1970's.. It was being in another dimension /another world.. One of the most inventive / creative installations I've ever experienced. It was so engaging. And the use of analog technology in the interactive components was awesome. In this , the digital era. I was taken aback by the logistics setting everything up .. It took a LOT of planning.. I want to go again.. Dave was gobsmacked..

This is certainly not a place for everyone, but it's a blast if you're able to open your mind to the experience. Lots of fun art pieces and cool secrets. We spent about 2.5 hours and it didn't feel like enough. Go with people who will get you excited to see new things.

Unique experience for kids and adults. Got there late so didn't finish the journey to all the rooms. I went on Valentine's Day with my wife. But will be returning this weekend with my 12 year old son for his birthday. He's a creative individual and an artist... I think he would really enjoy this as much as I did if not more. Can't wait!

Was not what I was expecting to spend time with my family and my 3 year old, total waste of time , seemed demonic and totally not worth the time going. Especially when you have to pay $50 per person not worth it.

Really interesting that the theme is around a radio station, and many of the interactive elements are with sound. I like the integrated restaurant/bar. The PbandJ Old Fashioned cocktail is delicious. I will never speak too negatively of a Meow Wolf, I love this original project, but I found this location a bit small and flat, and I was a bit underwhelmed. Honestly, the OmegaMart location sets the bar for me, which is a tall order to meet. That being said, absolutely go to Radio Tave, bring some hand sanitizer, and enjoy yourself.