Meow Wolf Santa Fe's House of Eternal Return - Santa Fe, New Mexico

Jessa B.

Incredible experience, I've never done anything like it before! I won't share too many photos or details because you have to see it to believe it! We were 2 adults and 1 teen and spent 5 hours there with a short 30 minute break in the concession area.

We wanted to follow the mystery until we solved it, easily could have spent another hour or so there because there are so many details, clues, and it's just a lot of fun.

If you go with the intention of experiencing the storyline, I'd recommend going later in the day. When we arrived at 3pm, there were a lot of small kids until around 5pm which is when we took our break.

As a mom once to a little, I would get anxious about losing sight of them. It's big, there are dark areas and lot of hidden spaces, rooms, etc however there are a lot of workers helping out.

We did enjoy it more when it got later and there were older teens/adults who were very interactive with the story and we could experience more details.

Troy H.

Visually stunning and highly interactive, this was a truly unique experience unlike any other. Prepare to be amazed, delighted, and overstimulated. The variety of art here is off the charts and attention to detail is incredible. We spent over two hours wandering and were still finding new things on our way out. Highly recommended!

Larry W.

Ok, I will be the outlier. After all the stellar reviews and top attraction in Trip Advisor rating my wife and I just did not get the attraction of this place. We're on the older side and while we were there we likely raised the average age a bit. The fellow at the ticket counter gave me a funny look, so maybe we weren't their normal clientele.

This is a great place for families with kids and those who like surreal experiences. It was not our cup of tea. We found other local attractions, like the Georgia O'Keeffe museum, to be much more worthwhile.

Sam B.

Meow Wolf is by far one of my favorite places I’ve been to in the world. I wish it would have been around when I was a kid growing up in Santa Fe 😢. Even though I’ve been quite a few times over the years, it never gets old and it’s always a good time. Although, I prefer going when kids aren’t around, but that’s not Meow Wolf’s fault, it’s definitely a must go for kids (and adults). It’s always a magical experience and I think it’s about time for me and the hubby to go again. If you’re a New Mexican or a tourist Meow Wolf is an absolute MUST to visit! Go, guarantee you won’t be disappointed!

Rikka Y.

Purchased tickets online with no problem. Beautiful drive from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. The hostess gave thorough and concise directions. Big no no on weapons, and outside food and drink. They checked my little purse but professionally. Walked in. Checked in. The lady gave us directions and instructions on visiting. Went over to the concession area, bought the kids a soda, and us adults had adult beverages. Then immersed into a whole other world. So much to see and do. Everyone was very friendly, very helpful!!

Byron C.

This place sort of blew my mind. A unique interactive art experience that you can get lost in. There are two tracks here. First is the kids' experience ... just wonder and take it in. Second is the one of discovery ... find the hidden story and look for the clues about a mysterious disappearance. The second track falls in line with astral travel and New Mexico's history of 🛸. We cracked the safe. My only thought was that once we uncovered all of the clues we would enter a place that revealed a finality to the puzzle ... maybe we just missed it?

Susan F.

Highly recommend! Excellent adventure with the grandkids and family at the most unique interactive exhibit museum gallery I have ever seen! Live roaming actors, secret tunnels, and a mystery to solve for those interested in how the family disappeared:)

Krista C.

Meow Wolf in Santa Fe, NM was a great experience for my family of four. I have two teenage daughters who spent hours exploring the museum. We took lots of silly and fun pictures. I marked the experience down slightly because my husband who is a larger man could not move through some of the skinny hallways and stairwells. Additionally, my youngest has light sensitivity and there were some areas that gave her some issues. Also, the glasses were disappointing. Bottomline: this was a fun place that we’ve never been to before and I think it was an interesting concept. Make sure you purchase your tickets in advance if you are going during a busy season. We went during spring break and they didn’t have any same day tickets available for purchase.