Experience Music Project Reviews

It's a pretty cool museum with several differing subjects such as an indie game room, horror room, fantasy room, music room, etc.

It's pretty cool I wish every piece of the museum was included in the admission. Really wanted to see the Jim Henson exhibit

A great museum covering a variety of different topics. The Hendrix exhibit is very special as well.

World class museum. We were treated like royalty while there.

It was fun playing with the Jam Room and being able to heat and download a recording later. The ability to use an ns7 for a dj example is fun. Good for all ages. I would check what the featured exhibit is before going

This is by far one of my favorite places to visit and I love the exhibits and all the opportunities you get to play around with fun things like music and sound.

Great exhibits, clean fun entertainment for the whole family

It seems that the majority of exhibits were supplied by the Paul Allen Foundation. But the exhibition isn't as large as it seems; I didn't think the admission price was justified.

Very beautiful everything, but in front of the famous sweater by Kurt Cobain I admit ... I cried as if I were a teenager

I spent easily 4 hours here. I am in my late 30s and it's perfect for someone in my age range..amazing movie props and info from all great 70s,80s and on movies..amazing music from nirvana and pearl jam 2 of my favorite bands and so many other amazing things to see when I go back to seattle it's a must stop

I really enjoyed the fantasy, sci-fi, and horror exhibits at this museum, but the others weren't for me. It's a very personal preference kinda place I guess. Also, for a Monday, it was one of the most crowded museums I've ever been to. But I guess that means their doing something right.

This is my favorite museum in Seattle. It highlights the local, but it also showcases some of the best that American pop culture has to offer in music and cinema. I live in Seattle, so I bought a membership, and I come here frequently to enjoy the cool contemplative space of the Sound Church, the excellent rotating exhibits, and the props and costumes that send shout-outs to my formative years. Love this place.

Wow, whether you like sci-fi, fantasy or rock music, this museum has something for you! We even had the opportunity to visit the limited-time Star Trek exhibition - which was complete with actual props, costumes and models from many of the series.

The sci-fi exhibit (separate from the Star Trek exhibit) is also absolutely worth the visit. We also found the fantasy exhibit was super intriguing and also included set materials from all your favorite fantasy movies.

Highly recommend - and try the City Pass to get a discount on this and four other Seattle exhibits.

Great building and depending on what they are exhibiting can be very cool. When we went it was during the Fantasy, Star Trek and Indie Games to name a few.

Compared to some of the other museums it didn't really have a lot and was priced pretty high comparatively. Took us two hours to see everything, compared to something like the field museum which took three hours to get through just a couple exhibits.

Expect to spend 3 hours here. Even in a hurry, you need at least 2. There is a lot to see and several of the exhibits are hard to find (upstairs or down, small stairwells, and tunnels). Those in a wheel chair may find this museum challenging.

I was disappointed with pricing inside the museum. I can see paying extra for the personalized experience putting you into a "movie", but an extra $8 just to see the Marvel Comic exhibit on top of the $28 entrance fee ensures I'm not going here again.

This place is amazing. It's like walking into my childhood!

Just loved this place! Paradise for music fan, soundlab is amazingly good, can play guitar, drums, keyboards, sing and record!

Had an absolute BLAST at this museum. While it isn't the biggest museum I've ever been to, there's a good amount to do and a TON of information. The horror exhibit that they have right now was super enjoyable and honestly my favorite part of the entire thing! Lots of props and costumes from horror movies/shows, and some neat information too (100 horror movies to see before you die!). The vibe in that area was SO cool. The fantasy room is amazing too! I wish that there was a little more to it but enjoyed every second. The sound stage is also very fun to mess around with some instruments. I hadn't played in a while so being able to just play around with different instruments that I have and haven't played before was amazing.

If you're in the area I 100% suggest going to MoPoP!

Always a fun learning "experience" I love wasting time in the jam rooms.

Absolutely fabulous place to go!! With many galleries to explore and look at including a hands on music lab. Had an amazing time and well worth the time!! Friendly and helpful staff. Parking available across the street and adjacent to the Seattle Center!! Makes for a wonderful day!

A fun and interesting 2nd visit. Some things I recall from several years ago, but, much of it is new. The sci-fi and horror film exhibits are great ... many artifacts from popular movies and shows. The music lab where you can play various instrument and use recording studio equipment was very popular. Jimmy Hendrix section also great. As was the Kurt Cobain and Marvel exhibits.. Cool multi-story guitar sculpture matter up of hundreds of guitars.

Good stop while you re near the space needle. Plenty of outdoor fun for kids too.

This is a must see in Seattle! The feature exhibit was great (and costs a bit more...) but all the regular ones are really cool too. The music area is a hit for kids and adults. The huge video wall is neat. Everything was well maintained. We will definitely do this again on our next visit.

Awesome variety of things that took me right back to my youth and were amazing to see up close!

Awesome museum and many interesting exhibitions. You can spend all day there without being bored. Very nice and knowledgeable staffs.

This place is totally amazing!! My kids and I really enjoyed it and plan on going again soon. My only regret was not having more time to spend there.

Great exhibit. Had a great time down memory lane of various pop culture references. Definitely recommend.

My family took me there for father's day and we all had a blast. There was plenty to see and do even for my daughter. I especially enjoyed the marvel exhibit.

The music part of the museum is a bit underwhelming. Maybe it's more interesting if you're a fan of the artists. The music installations are cool but in bed of refurbishment.
The science fiction and horror part of the museum is very cool but it's a bit in a lost corner.
Overall it's too expensive.

Very expensive, exhibition only on special topics, moderately interesting

You'll love it if you like movies or music or science fiction in general. Great place, it's a must go in Seattle if you're somehow interested in popular culture in any form

The museum is very cool and spans so many different aspects of Pop Culture and the history behind them each. Would never have thought to check it out if it wasn't for CityPass but I'm so glad that it was on the last because it was great!

The Minecraft exhibit was a lot of fun, my kids were able to interact with a favorite game on a whole new level...or on the same level they felt like they were interacting on all along, maybe? I felt like I was learning a lot, since I know next to nothing about Minecraft. Meanwhile, some of the older movie references at the rest of the museum made a fun conversation starter with my kids. Tons of great selfie opportunities in this place. Also, there's several Pokestops. WIN-WIN-WIN!

MoPop is awesome, take your time when you go through. This is one very well curated exhibit.

Exhibits and displays were good. However, I was disappointed with the fact that there was no real structure to the museum, so you ended up walking into other people, and also you could probably get into the museum without even paying the $26. A sticker stuck on you can't really count as a 'ticket', in my view. Congrats to anyone who got in without paying!

We couldn't stay because we had so much going on. I can't wait to go back!!

Best part of the museum was seeing the props of my favorite childhood movies. Such an awesome experience and one of my favorite places in seattle. Wish they'd bump the ticket prices down to $20 though.

Expensive and crowded. It was hard to see and read stuff when you are shoulder to shoulder with people. Other than that I loved the Horror movie exhibit!

The entrance is high its cost for what you will see for which you will have to be a music lover to call you 100% attention, does not have parking and around you will find a high cost.

First time there and only had an hour so we made a bee line for the Star Trek exhibit. Nice exhibit for this Trek fan. Fantasy and Sci-fi exhibit was also pretty cool. The horror area is too scary for me. I just stopped to check out the Xenomorph. Unfortunately we missed the Jim Henson exhibit. It is a little pricey but that is pretty much what I expected while in Seattle.

Really cool and delightful place to visit if you have the time!

I went here as a child and still gives me nostalgia. Cool place just to chill and look in.

Pretty cool museum, I saw the Star Wars exhibit while I was there. Lots of variety inside so it will appeal to many different people.

I took my students on a field trip to this place. For a reduced education rate, it's worth it.

Interesting museum, contains a thousand curiosities and many small and large works of art. The world of comics and related characters has a real counterpart and in this museum you can see it all

So awesome! Laid down on the floor and people walked by us. Got to see some amazing floppy tails!! All sizes too

Restrooms are the best for friendly rail tail.
Bring lots of money. You'll spend it all on customer convenience in the restroom stalls, but totally worth it ;)

The perfect day for me. Got to lay down and enjoy the views with my friends.

Only come here during the Nintendo events during PAX but the place is cool, drinks are a bit pricey.

Really cool place! Go there you are in to Sci-fi/Pop Culture. Great for the whole family. Kind of pricey though.

There is a lot to see and a lot of areas that are hands-on. A perfect place for children to see and learn about the past and look at what the future holds. Loved the Marvel Exhibition.

Exhibits felt so immersive. Really cool use of the touch screens in each exhibit to learn more in each area. Super fun day!!

So much fun! We want to go back. Good layout and some really cool things to look at. A good variety.

It's an awesome place to visit! I'll check it out again when I'm in Seattle! And the Marvel exposition is excellent!

Cool spot depicting the history if Seattle music and pop culture.

Surprisingly poor. For a Museum of Pop Culture it just briefly addressed a few Washington bands. A quick Wikipedia read will tell more than the dedicated room to Nirvana. Such a great concept potential but such a poor execution in a prime location. The sound lab was interesting though.

Fantastic place. Had a great time walking around, reading about the history of horror films, Star Trek, and Jim Henson. Simply ran out of time for Jimi Hendrix and David Bowie. Would visit again!

Great attraction. Seemed sparse on some of the exhibits. Make sure and check out the downstairs Horror exhibit.

They had a Marvel world exposition going on7-30-18. Along with the sci-fi & horror in the basement. I didn't have time to see the music and I was there 2 hrs. Plan ahead...

The star trek exhibit was like Christmas morning to a nerd in March. :) Lots of interesting things to explore, well maintained. Overall good value.

Fun place to visit. Not worth it by itself, but with the Seattle City pass it's well worthwhile.

My new favorite museum. What an amazing place. The sci fi, horror, and fantasy exhibits are truly awesome.

And the music lab is really cool. They have great exhibits for learning to play instruments.

I wholeheartedly recommend this place to anyone interested in music or sci fi!

Honestly it felt unorganized and we didn t think it was that exciting! Does that mean the museum is boring or does that mean we are boring??

This museum is amazing. Seems so small but so big inside. Three levels, quite a few different exhibit, great customer service and staff. This was way too dope

An awesome museum that really surprised me with the amount of stuff on display.

So many exhibits crammed into this space. Very long lines to see the better exhibits.

I cant say enough about it!! If you grew up in the 90's this will hit home with you! I loved every minute of it!! Also, if you get the city pass package you will save a ton of money and get the full experience!!

MOPOP was mildly interesting. The guitar sculpture when we first walked in was by far, I feel, the most interesting thing there. I am a huge fan of science fiction, fantasy, and Nirvana so I was excited to get in and look around, but once inside, I just could not find anything to hold my interest. On top of that, we had paid $30 to get in (this included access to the Marvel exhibit), and from what I understand, it's Melinda Gates' project, but they actually were asking for donations for some of the exhibits. I do know many people who did have a wonderful experience at MOPOP, though, and couldn't say enough good things about it.

Very diverse and fun museum. The Holodome is a fun and unique experience that s worth the few bucks.

Loved it enough on our first visit to become members for the last few years! Fun space for all ages, excellent exhibitions and a ton of very cool movie and TV memorabilia.

A mix of movie and music history. Was pleasantly surprised by the amount of things they have and the size of the interior. I honestly was half-and-half on even going but I'm very happy I did! If you were born in the 1900s, this is a must for you!