Experience Music Project Reviews

Some of the history and things you can see here are amazing! Definitely worth a visit.

Very interesting/cool. A little crowded in some of the rooms, but overall a very interesting place.

For fans of fantasy, sci-fi, grunge, or a whole new experience even if it's for a day. Especially during hot summer. It's very cool and nicely air-conditioned during Seattle's rare, hot summers. Not to mention the indie game exhibit where you can actually play the games, which the museum cycles in new ones. Pretty great place to hang out for the self-proclaimed geek and nerds :)

Great museum, lots to interact with, gave it a 4 because Paul Allen didn't have an exhibit for one of Seattle's best rock groups ever! Can you say Barracuda! The group, Heart! How could he not?

A very modern and immersive experience for all ages. The only downfall was the cost of the tickets, a little exorbitant. Free coat check and quick moving lines were a pleasant surprise. Special thanks to Jasper for helping us get into the Holodome when a spot opened up!

It's beautiful very creative entertainment completely

One of my favorite places. I try and go once to twice a year if not more. Look for the limited display areas other wise it all tends to be the same. If it is your first or second time you will have a good time.

Great place to visit! Its right next to the Space Needle and the Chihuly Garden. Its all about rock and roll, video games, movie props, a jbl theater, and recently added a Marvel studio room. Thats for 8 bucks more. There is a bar and a booth to check ur luggage and belongings. Been twice and id go back again.

Overall, a cool museum. Though, some of the games in the indie games exhibit were not working, and the gift shop didn't have many MoPOP specific souvenirs.

Very cool, especially if you like rock music, fantasy, horror, and sci-fi.

Pthis place was awesome, makes you wish they had more exibits

Awesome museum, not worth the strep admission price

Really awesome exhibits. Wonderful artwork, displays, etc. Was surprised at how much of a space was dedicated solely to one icon. Would have been great to see some other stars & icons!

Pretty amazing museum, my children ages 9 and 6 had a great time playing with the many musical instruments available. The video game section was also great showcasing the many different platforms and game makers. The marvel exhibit is worth the cash especially if you're into reading the comics and not just a marvel movie fan. We spent around 4 hours here as a family.

A little disappointing. It looks great from outside, and occupies a huge space, but seems to have exhibits that don't quite fill it. Obviously a must for Hendrix or Nirvana fans, but the part I enjoyed the most was the second floor where visitors can try their hands at various musical instruments and (my favourite) a mixing desk

2nd time here! Great experience. Buy ticket online for a discount. I would say to experience everything, reserving about 2 hours is plenty. Parked at Seattle Center parking lot which was $15 and we were there for about two hours.

I told my friend when I got home that we could have learned more at home in youtube. Might be best experienced by yourself.

Nice place but not much to see, we finished the museum in less than an hour.

A wonderful look at popular culture in music, scifi, fantasy, horror genres across music, film and media. Well worth the visit although some of the exhibits that aren't open and a private event meant we couldn't see everything.

Exhibits were curated creatively and the staff was super kind. There is an indie games section where you can play loads of indie games. We went in late and they gave us a return pass for the next day or two.

This is a must see in Seattle! It's an all age attraction once it embraces quite diverse matters. I'm very proud and lucky to see the Pearl Jam, Prince, Nirvana and Jimmy Hendrix exhibitions. It's so rich that is possible to spend hours and hours looking and reading the explanatory contents. So it better you go with time enough, it take at least 2-3 hours to cover the main attractions. They also have good attractions to kids, there's a scary movie area with some very realistic dummies they used to make the films characters, there's also a Minecraft exhibits and so on. Prices are OK, visit worth for what it can be learned from.

Beautiful building, a few nice music collections, the video game and comic area really felt like a ad that we paid to see. Lame.

Super fun place to be, hang out, learn, and celebrate the music and culture that put Seattle on the world map. Make sure you visit Andy Wood in the Pearl Jam exhibit - love flourishes!

It's set up like someone's used Sci-Fi garage sale; some great finds but a lot of bric-a-brac. There's some cool special events, but it's always felt like the red-headed step child of the Experience Music Project

The coolest museum you ll ever go to. The exhibits are so fun. Prepare to spend hours playing like a kid again

Museum is alright, the only highlight of it is the game room and sound room

MoPop is a great place to go for tourists and locals; especially if it's raining outside. Check their website because they do get new exhibits replaced every couple of months. We bought their family annual pass.

Very interactive. Great for kids. Don't miss the Nirvana exhibit.

Nice place with lots of music history. Loved the area where people are allowed to play instruments. Tickets are slightly on the higher side in comparison to the experience.

Easily the most fun you can have in a museum! We loved it here, exhibit after exhibit of awesomeness.

The perfect playground for kids and their patents. Don't miss the jam rooms!

Liked the displays and material that was there. Especially the horror and scifi section

Another must see attraction in Seattle for music & film buffs.

Great place to take the teens. Both of mine thoroughly enjoyed themselves! We will definitely go again!

So unique and interesting! Better than most of the other places we visited.

Multiple levels of fun and enjoyment the sound lab being my favorite.

A one of a kind experience. If you are an artist, musician, or generally a fan of pop culture, this place will delight and inspire you to create. It's sleek, modern, and has great exhibits. Something for everyone.

Very cool place! Definitely worth the visit. I came here during the Star Wars Exhibit.
The star wars Exhibit was amazing but they also had a very cool music showing including several rooms where you could try singing or instruments. But parking is very $$

Absolutely loved this place. Music history & more. The bar had some tasty brews on tap.

Loved this place. Didn't really know what it was before going. Getting to see all the stuff from movies and TV shows that I love was amazing. They have different special exhibits on, I got to see the marvel one which was great. I thought it was very reasonably priced and would go again.

Way too expensive! Cmon Seattle allow ART to be ACCESSIBLE for everyone.

Edgy architecture, but far too expensive for what it has to offer. The exhibits are poorly curated, and the domain of popular culture seems to be limited to electric guitars and Seahawks, with a dash of sci-fi. Could be so much better with a little more vision, but expect Hard Rock Cafe, without the food.

Awesome place if you think your a nerd you will love it

Best food in town . The service was superp.Elevators were down for the startreck exhibit and my wife insisted on climbing two flights of stairs despite being on crutches. Could not have expected a better experience. Only thing lacking were some of the exhibits

Unlike San francisco's museum of pop art, seattle's is much more accessible and fun for folks of all ages and interests. Wide variety of exhibits

Easily one of the best museums I have EVER been to. I wish the "Scared to Death" exhibit was bigger, but that's because I love all things dealing with horror movies! The museum was beautiful, every one was friendly, & the exhibits were perfect!

Really cool spot, definitely a recommended stop if you already have the CityPass for Seattle. Lots of movie and music memorabilia.

Not your typical museum, MoPOP has fun and interactive exhibits and collections. Great for kids and adults!

Lots of exhibits, interesting things to see. Unique atmosphere and decor. Fun gift shops.

Worth it just to watch music videos in the sky church (a huge cinema screen with a ridiculous sound system)

We love this place! Have a year pass so we can bring the kid often.

was more interesting than I thought it would be, glad I went

A great, interactive experience for pop culture enthusiasts.

A must see when visiting Seattle. It's a lot of fun and the architecture is great for photography!

Fun and interactive, a family friendly and date destination! A must visit for Sci-Fi and Fantasy fans.

Loved the special marvel exhibit. The horror was really well done too.

This place had amazing exhibits. I spent 5 hours there. Ate at the restaurant which was decent... My particular bartender was very creative when it came to building a Bloody Mary.

Was a total must see for Seattle tourism. So many great exibits to go through.

Marvel super heroes exhibition was awesome, with costumes actually used in the movies. Everything very neatly laid out and a lot of information. This was my second time here, I did go through the rest of the exhibitions and they were as exciting as the first time around. The indie game room design is great, but it could be even bigger and there could be more games. I'll definitely come again for the next rotating exhibition!

Nirvana exhibit was awesome! Everything else was great too!

An amazing and fun place. The epitome of Seattle downtown and a must see for any tourist or local alike.