WNDR Museum

"Went for the immersive yoga. Love the class and teacher and what a unique environment to do yoga. Loved that it included entry to the museum. I enjoyed the museum but felt that it didn’t have a lot. Was through it in less than an hour. If I had paid for just the museum I would have been disappointed."

"The WNDR Museum in San Diego truly exceeded my expectations. After seeing an enticing ad on Instagram, my partner and I decided to explore it on January 31st. Much to our delight, there were not many people during our visit, creating a comfortable and free-flowing experience. I opted for the regular ticket, and it turned out to be a fantastic choice. No long lines, minimal crowds, and an abundance of captivating exhibits made the visit truly enjoyable. Without giving away too much, I'd encourage anyone intrigued by the museum to go and experience it firsthand. It's a worthwhile journey into a realm of creativity and wonder. Don't hesitate—get your tickets and immerse yourself in the beauty and uniqueness of the WNDR Museum. I guarantee you'll love every moment of it!"

"Really fun and entertaining exhibits. Things really run the gamut from highly interactive and energetic to very calm and retrospective. It felt overpriced though at $41 a ticket. $30 would feel more appropriate for the experience."

"It's a cool place, very chill environment. Great for pictures. The staff is very helpful. Drinks aren't too expensive. Between $5-$12. Depending on what you get. Picture-perfect for Instagram. Wish there was more to see."

"Came here with a small group to attend on of their special events. The event was the Murder Masquerade (Murder mystery event). Masks were provided which was nice. We got to tour and interact with the different exhibits during the event. The exhibits were split between two floors, which I think I was able to interact with everything in about two hours which small breaks and small talk here and there, including trying to get clues to the murder mystery. Bathrooms are available on both levels, all being separate unisex stalls. There is a bar with alcohol and snacks. There is a gift shop as well. It's a fun place, especially when they have have special events. If they rotate interactive exhibits, it'd be worth the general admission to come back once in a while during the day. I would come back for the special events."