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I recently visited the Museum of Illusion in Delhi, and I have mixed feelings about my experience. The museum presents an interesting concept, focusing on optical illusions and interactive exhibits that are undoubtedly engaging, especially for younger visitors. However, as an adult, I found the experience somewhat lacking in depth and variety. The admission fee felt steep considering the overall experience, which didn't quite meet my expectations. It seems the museum is primarily geared towards children, with most of the exhibits designed to captivate a younger audience. While it can be a fun excursion for families with kids, adults looking for a more enriching or sophisticated experience might find it less appealing. In summary, the Museum of Illusion has its charms for a specific audience, but it may not cater well to everyone, especially considering the cost of entry.

It is definitely a place to visit with your family & specially with kids. They will enjoy the variety of illusions here. If possible, visit this place in the weekdays as on weekends you can find rush of people & so you may not click best pics as you will get limited time to enjoy everything & so you may not want to miss anything. I will advise the management to extend the time limit. But if you go on weekdays, you can enjoy everything. A nice place to enjoy & have great pics...

It's a fun place for kids. A little expensive but the kids will love it. You can buy tickets online. Tickets are available at the counter too. In the off season, buying tickets at counter is ok but during peak season it will be advisable to buy tickets online. They give you a one hour slot. There are guides to explain everything to you and to help click pictures for you. They have a small cafe and a restroom. At the end, there is a gift shop. It is expensive.

Unique ‘museum’. Entry tickets are quite expensive and the wait was a bit longer than expected. It would be always good if you book in advance and Online to get handsome discount. There was a variety of illusions divided among 2 sections. There were staff members at each illusion who showed us where to stand and even helped click pictures. Was a unique and fun experience! Few Illusions are really good to see while few are below average. It is good place to spend about 1 hour with your children. Cafe is also available.

An excellent museum of illusions through mirrors that my kid enjoyed a lot. Takes approximately 50 minutes to an hour to cover all the illusion rooms and exit . The entry tickets can be bought online for 1 hour slots and you have to reach on time . Parking can be done at palika bazaar and then walk about 200 metres to the museum on the first floor . They accept all kinds of payment modes. Also there is a gifts section at the exit end with some interesting games for kids to buy. There care takers take your pictures while you pose in front of the mirrors and give it back once clicked which is very convenient.