Meow Wolf Denver's Convergence Station - Denver, Colorado

Erin Z.

I love the convergence station! I have been here three times now and I always find something new! I could spend hours just staring at the artwork and enjoying all the tiny details!
I found the bar the last time I was there and I loved the drinks and service!

If I had any feedback it’s that the story element is a little complicated and takes too long for each station so lines build up and it’s hard to stay focused with everything happening around you, it’s fun to have the extra interactions but I still haven’t finished the story

Kelechi N.

Eclectic and very unique to any immersive experience I have attended. Very sensory friendly. Beautiful colors and exhibits that have come from quite a creative mind. It is slightly accessible with elevators available to travel between floors(walked around in a boot). It is a lot of walking but there are benches in almost every corner if needed. If possible, getting a ticket for the 12 noon slot when they open is best with plenty of parking is available close to the entrance.

Igor A.

Meow Wolf Denver is definitely a unique experience — it's massive, with tons of interactive rooms, bizarre sculptures, and plenty of cool photo spots. The vibe is fun and immersive, with relaxing music playing throughout, making it a great place to explore and chill. It was pretty crowded, but nothing that ruined the experience. There are a bunch of hidden doors (so keep your eyes open!) and lots of emergency exits, which made it feel safe.

We didn’t try the restaurant or bar, so can’t say anything about that. What really bothered me was the price: we paid $55 per person for entry, plus $15 for parking. That’s way more than I’ve ever paid for any museum or attraction, both in the US and Europe. While the experience was cool and creative, I honestly don’t think it’s worth that much — and I wouldn’t go again.

There were lots of kids and teens there, and they seemed to be having a great time, so I think it’s a solid pick for families. I just hope the high ticket price means the artists are getting their fair share and the staff is being well paid.

Sage B.

Went here with a friend and it was super fun and cool to see but the Santa Fe one will forever be my favorite! You can just tell they put so much more effort into it! However this one is super big and very fun lot of unique rooms and still a very interactive experience

Storm P.

Such a sick place. If you’re new to Denver or just are looking for a fun, visually stimulating outing this is THE SPOT.

The exhibits are large and expansive, completely immersive & gives you the feeling that you’re on another planet in another solar system. 🪐

If you want to dive deeper, there’s lore to be explored along the way, otherwise you can also just explore and take in the sights and sounds.

There’s great photo ops and so much unique art to take in you’ll probably have to go back 2-3 times to experience everything!

Sav_cc33

A baffling experience for sure. It was immediately overstimulating/overwhelming. Easy to locate bathrooms through the floors and everywhere you look is interesting. The hidden spaces and slots make it like a scavenger hunt! Could spend hours in here

Esther W.

Fun experience interesting to look at everything very interactive. There’s two secret doors that I could find one required a quest. The second one was behind the laundry mat. I wish the prices was more affordable so everyone could enjoy this. I had a hard time deciding to come because of the price of this museum, and I think it should be more accessible to other people $50 is very steep. I would rate it five stars if it was cheaper four stars is what it is now.

Melinda L.

Had a great time, the art and creativity is off the charts amazing! I loved exploring all the rooms and was surprised by how interactive things were.
I do think I had hyped it up a bit more and expected it to be bigger than what it was. It was still quite large but still walked away wondering if we missed a section or floor.
The staff were really nice and helpful and guided us to make sure we didn’t miss anything. Overall had a great time but is definitely one of those things that you only go to once.