Meow Wolf's Convergence Station in Denver
Description
Experience the adventure of Meow Wolf Denver, for Earthers of all ages. Be transported to an immersive playground of story, art and exploration. Uncover the mysteries, solve the puzzles and decipher the code of Convergence Station, Earth’s first multiversal transit station. Within The Convergence, you can enjoy full commuter service to four alien worlds, joined together in a rare cosmic event as you explore their vast multiversal landscapes.
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At Meow Wolf Denver, travelers are transported through time and space, unearthing the quantum mysteries of Convergence Station by exploring The Convergence. When four alien worlds come together in one cosmic event, what results is four floors of possibility featuring intuitive art woven into an immersive landscape. Earthers are transported through space and time, tasked with unlocking the quantum mysteries of Convergence Station and the customs of its four "alien" worlds. The exhibit features an executive travel lounge, Sips (with a Z) and state of the art concert and events venue, The Perplexiplex, designed to inspire play, encourage collaboration and remind you to remember.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Please select a ticket time at least two hours from booking time. Failure to do say may lead to a Failed Booking
- Anytime Admission - Check Hours of Operation before purchasing this option
- An adult or legal guardian must accompany anyone under 16 at all Meow Wolf locations
- All Meow Wolf Exhibitions are Certified Autism Centers™
Reviews(242)
This was a fun museum. A little quirky and crazy but it was very interesting. Lots more secret doors to explore which made it fun.
Parking is an extra $15 to park. Need to know what you are getting into. Definitely not kid friendly . Very Loud music. It was awful
Took us grandmas a bit by surprise at first. Then we starting seeing familiar things and understanding to try door to open to different rooms / experiences. Such creative artistry! We did find it interesting, fun and well worth the time. Great for kids of all ages- even grandmas!
This experience was unlike anything we have experienced yet. It was immersive and interactive. Someone in our party actually thought it was better than Disney! We hope to be go to other Meow Wolf experiences in the country.
We booked on-site: 57 dollars per person plus 15 for parking. A kind of playground: overstimulated and overexcited children running around screaming everywhere. Meh
We have been to the original Meow Wolf in Santa Fe numerous times (actually were part of their original crowd funding investors) and love it. This was our first visit to a location outside of Santa Fe and it was not for us. It is very large and there are some really cool visual things. It is also extremely crowded, even on a weekday. The AC was underwhelming in many rooms and the smell was overwhelming in those same areas with so many people. Lots of places where there was one way in and exiting required going back the same way and fighting people. Just an FYI, lots of steps. I'm not sure what their disability access is like and didn't ask because it wasnt applicable to us but something to investigate if applicable to you
This is such a unique, indescribable experience. Meow Wolf is an absolute feast for the senses, with something new to look at everywhere you look, around every corner and behind every door. My husband and kids and I loved it. This is a must see and fun for everyone of all ages.
⭐⭐⭐☆☆ My family and I visited Meow Wolf, and while we can appreciate the creativity and effort that went into it, we just didn’t understand the concept or the storyline. It felt very random and confusing, so it was hard for us to connect with the experience. That said, I think younger kids would probably have a lot of fun exploring all the colorful rooms, hidden passages, and interactive elements. If you’re looking for a place to let kids wander and play, it’s worth checking out. It just wasn’t our style, and we left feeling more confused than entertained.
Great place to spend with friends and family. We spent our time seeing all the art and took us a full one and a half hours.
Are journey took us through an adventure of planets, space fictional rapped in one place We were in awe and amazed all in all loved it
