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Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology Admission Ticket

Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology Admission Ticket

Overview

Explore Mercer Labs, the museum where cutting-edge technology powers one-of-a-kind art installations. Discover our Limitless and After Dark exhibitions, featuring 15 ultra-sensory, 360°, immersive experiences designed to stun and inspire guests of all ages.

Located in the heart of downtown NYC, this one-of-a-kind, multi-level gallery sprawls across 15 fully interactive exhibition rooms. From hypnotic sonic experiences to perspective-shifting video installations, Mercer Labs offers an inspiring and creative playground you must see, hear, touch–and feel–to believe.

EXPERIENCE THE EXTRAORDINARY only in New York City at MERCER LABS.

City: New York City

Thu 19 Jun

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Starting at $52.00

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Thu 19 Jun

Starting at $52.00

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What's Included

Immerse yourself in the most unique 4D Sound gallery in the world

Colossal projections and stunning infinity rooms

The Dragon Room incorporates 507,000 LED lights (Largest installation of its kind)

MERCER LABS Museum of Art and Technology Admission Ticket

Featuring renowned artist Roy Nachum’s Crown Kids, designer of Rihanna’s Antialbum cover

Interactive Drawing Station to scan personalized animal creations into 3D digital video ecosystem

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New York City
21 Dey Street, 22 Cortlandt Street

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Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What To Expect

Mercer Labs

First you will encounter the Window, a portal to the infinite before entering the colossal Map Room featuring 16K laser projections and. Immerse yourself in the most unique 4D Sound gallery in the world with omni-directional sound that renders vivid space sound holograms with precision and clarity Stunning infinity rooms and the largest installation of its kind - The Dragon Room incorporates music and over half a million LEDs creating an unparalleled visual experience. The final level includes an interactive Drawing Station where you can scan your personalized animal creations into a live 3D video ecosystem. Slide into a Ball Pond, experience a larger-than-life Chess game with movable sculptures and a robotic encounter.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Yuliya_M

Jul 2024

Just to be clear this us not really a tour, but it's a convenient way of buying tickets in advance not to wait in line at the venue, and not to pay crazy processing and handling fees when buying online. It was a pretty good experience, however do not feel that it was the money

Andre S

Jul 2024

Absurdly priced tickets to “experience” exhibits which do NOT resemble neither art nor technology. Strongly recommend against it. Total scam!!!

O165XTcharlottek

Jul 2024

Wow, I wish all art galleries were like this! From the very first exhibit my family and I were captivated, it was wonderful to be immersed into the art pieces themselves. The first few rooms were particularly good encouraging visitors to use different senses from sight, sound, taste and touch and allowing you to interact in different ways. However after that there was a sense of repetition with mirrored walls, floor and ceiling becoming a common theme albeit in different and still interesting ways. My only disappointment was the lack of information about the artworks and the feeling that driving Instagrammable imagery was higher priority than sharing the message the artist was aiming to get across. Nonetheless it was well worth the visit and something my family and I will not soon forget. I’m interested to see how this museum remains current and attracts returning visitors.