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TRANSFIX
[verb] trans· fix |
tran(t)s-ˈfiks
To cause a person to become motionless with wonder or astonishment.
TRANSFIX is the world's largest touring immersive art experience. Explore a four-acre, multi level labyrinth featuring over 50 interactive, kinetic, illuminated, and fire-breathing artworks by artists from around the globe. With 10 artist-designed bars and speakeasies, guests are invited on a journey to explore and engage with each monumental installation in their own way. TRANSFIX invites you to step into a world of creativity, curiosity, and awe-inspiring wonder.
Warning: Participants may discover more than just staggering feats of artistic wonder, but new dimensions within themselves.
This experience was everything that it promised to be and different than anything else on the strip! The art was awe-inspiring, my favorite was the secret lounge area with the Shrumen Lumen pieces ... it was like a cozy speak-easy in the middle of the massive exhibit. I will definitely be going back soon and taking friends with!
I was in town with my wife and planned to go for an hour. We ended up staying all night. The experience is amazing. It's the kind of thing you get out what you put into it. Tons of amazing hidden things and environments to discover. The drinks were great and actually reasonably priced. The taco truck was insanely good. 10/10 recommend. A magical thing they are doing there.
Half of the exhibits were not working, and the few that did work were lame. This exhibit is only good for kids under 8, and for the price, I would take them somewhere else. Save your money!
I feel like this experience was meant for someone not sober. Half the show didn’t even work.
Good, not great. Felt like it was on oversized kids science museum exhibit with adult music. It was fun, but nowhere near worth the money we spent. Staff didnt explain the exhibits. So most of the people didnt know how to interact with them. Walked away disappointed.
Underwhelming and pricey. The fire octopus was nice but other exhibits were just mediocre. Omega mart at Area 15 is a lot better. Not as massive as advertised (“the worlds largest immersive art”). Finished the whole exhibit in less than an hour.
We went on the weekend so the tickets were a lot more and not worth the money. It has a few interesting exhibits just not worth more than $20. It only took about 25 minutes to see the exhibits and would be enjoyed more by kids.
