Convergence Station [Immersive Art]

We were so mind blown by this place that we were left wondering why it has any blue on Morty at all. We didn't have enough time to do the q pass, but just spent a few hours wandering and discovering. There were enough interactive bits to keep us happy but we were mostly just meandering around in complete and utter awe. If you love funky artwork, do not pass this place up. If we ever end up back in the area, we will be making a return trip with the q pass to discover even more. It felt like we'd been transported to another planet. It's places like this that make you feel like magic is real. It's now a goal to visit every location.

This was my first Meow Wolf and I enjoyed it, but wish it was more interactive. I gave it a heart, just because I was impressed by the size and quality of the place, it's hard to find immersive attractions built to this scale. Some of the art and rooms were very cool, though it felt too random for my tastes. There were also not enough physical interactions, so it mostly felt like a walk-through place. There were a few things that were fun like playing music on a giant organ and a couple mini-games that you can play with a partner, but these were few and far between. I did not do the QPass because I heard mixed things about it, the story seemed convoluted and I didn't want to spend all my time looking at screens.

We absolutely LOVED getting to go to Convergence Station--it was our second Meow Wolf Experience, and was a blast. We spent about 4 hours on site, and took probably dozens of photos! We chose to actually follow the gameplay of the exhibit, and though we did not solve the plot of the game (the location was closing by the time that we finally left), even without the payoff of the solution we highly enjoyed the experience. In my opinion, this exhibit is and should be more geared toward the 13+ age group because of how busy it is; multiple times I was separated from my husband, and if I were not an adult I likely would have panicked. This experience is best viewed and interacted with by young adults who prefer mysteries and adults who enjoy imagination... I imagine it would be very trippy to do under the influence of alcohol or other legal substances.

Been to this one 3x and I keep finding new things, get the Boop Card 100%

Took about 4-5 hours to do the full QPass experience.

Not an escape room, but would definitely recommend if you like to explore and get lost in an immersive experience!

Definitely a cool experience. We did the QPass as well and it really made us go through every single exhibit

Although it’s not an escape room, it’s still really cool! Super immersive and fun art experience. There’s a story line that goes along with it, but even if you aren’t there for the story, you can just wander aimlessly and gawk at the amazing scenery! So many rooms, passages, and illusions, highly recommend!!

As others say, it's not an escape room. It's not my kind of experience--too loose and not really very interactive. We got a card to boop so we could "play" and learn the story but I became bored of it very quickly. It's complicated and many clues or parts of the story were lengthy. The art itself is fun but, again, not interactive, just interesting to look at. So overall, not something I would do again. I knew going in I may not like it but was with a friend who was interested (and LOVED it).

The Meow Wolf experience isn’t truly an “escape room,” but it IS full of mystery and discovery! The immersive art installation is truly beautiful and engaging. This is my least favorite of the three Meow Wolf locations I’ve visited. It’s almost too big in square footage, but too limited in interactive elements. More and more experience for the eyes, unless you’re feeling up for wrestling families who don’t know how to take turns.