The Museum of Illusions opens to the public in Atlanta, GA, on May 19, bringing a different type of museum.

Museum of Illusions
Museum of Illusions opens in Atlanta on May 19

The newest Atlanta attraction will offer visitors an interactive and immersive journey through optical illusions and mind-bending puzzles. With over 80 exhibits to explore, including some that will make their world debut in Atlanta, the Museum will surely keep guests mesmerized with mind-bending illusions, holograms, and gravity-defying spaces with educational opportunities at their fingertips.

“After much anticipation, Museum of Illusions is opening in Atlanta in just a couple of days – giving both locals and visitors an unforgettable experience like no other,” said Museum of Illusion CEO, Jonathan Benjamin.

With over 40 locations in 25 countries spanning the globe – including New York, Orlando and Chicago as well as global cities such as Paris, Dubai and Madrid – the Museum of Illusions stands as the largest conglomerate of private museums worldwide.

Museum of Illusions opens in Atlanta on May 19

Below are key details on Atlanta’s newest attraction:

  • The Atlantic Station Museum of Illusions will be located at 264 19th Street NW near Publix
  • The Museum will be open seven days a week:
    • Sunday – Thursday 10 a.m. – 9 p.m.
    • Friday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
  • Tickets start at $24 for children (ages 5-12), $29 for adults (ages 13+), $26 for seniors (ages 60+ with ID) and $26 for military; children under 4 receive free admission
  • Corporate events, field trips and other group functions may also be hosted at the Museum
  • Guests are encouraged to purchase tickets early as they often sell out in advance

Please visit moiatlanta.com for more information and secure your spot today.


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