Magic Town

"We loved it! Immersive experience for a fair price. We spent close to 1.5 hours there and enjoyed completing the scavenger hunt for candy."

"I walked past this place unknowingly when headed to brunch one weekend. I went back a few days later looking for something indoors to do during my visit and it turned out to be such a cute little exhibit! They made it interactive by not only decorating it for Christmas, but also by tying in a scavenger hunt where you can win a small souvenir at the end."

"Honestly such a special place - my boyfriend and I stumbled in here because it looked really cute and unique. What we saw absolutely blew us away - art and experience that is so ahead of its time, and clearly so crafted with love and skill. Don’t miss this one, especially if you are a fan of designed experiences and art museums!"

"I visited this place when I was a kid back in 1998 with my family. It was always one of the highlights of our west trip. I went back for the first time yesterday and was just as amazed and in awe as I was back then. This place is amazing, the attention to detail and visual set up of everything is so cool. As a bonus, you can do scavenger hunts, a free one, or a fee one depending on how much time you have. Of the 4 of us, only 1 successfully completed their free scavenger hunt. Good for those of all ages"

"A unique and truly magical experience! The time, engineering, commitment, creativity, and talent that is brought to life in this gallery is incredibly inspiring. The scenes are filled with infinite detail and most change right before your eyes. I wish I could’ve spent all day studying each one. Great for kids, adults, you name it. Special appeal for artists, history buffs, engineers and science enthusiasts, but I don’t know who would experience this and not be moved and amazed. Also great if your kids need a break from lots of hiking and want a more relaxed excursion. So much to see and enjoy but in a small space; very good for people looking for something to do with no walking. (It’s downtown so you may have to walk from your parking spot but that’s it.) They offer a scavenger hunt with admission and they vary so that each person is looking for different details. If you’re local, you could likely do this endlessly (I know I would). I was originally planning other more widely known indoor museums in Colorado Springs for our last day before flying out, but outside of the ghost town one, the others seemed like smaller versions of things we’ve seen in more robust settings. I am glad I kept looking, and found this truly one of a kind experience to round out our trip."