Experience Music Project Reviews

Not my kind of museum. It was nice to go once, but I think I wouldn't return. Though there were some cool movie props of Resident Evil, Critters, Highlander, etc.

Really enjoyed the special Marvel exhibit. Also the frightening exhibit called scary.

Fun but only a few hours of entertainment for a hefty price.

For me, personally, it was the coolest thing in Seattle

Amazing for pop culture and music fans. Rock on! I come here every time I am in the Seattle area.

Must come see!! This place is amazing! Jim Henson exhibit is dope!!

Hugh rip off. Not worth 5 dollars let alone 20 plus 12 dollars parking. Very disappointed

Some varied exhibits for varied interests. Certainly major focus is around music (nothing new - think more Prince, Nirvana, Pearl Jam) and a few other exhibits for sci-fi, horror, fantasy, and gaming. Not over the top in design but keeps you entertained for a time. Depending on your interests can be worth the ticket price. Lots of interactive aspects for the kids.

Really awesome experience all around, featuring great exhibits ranging from good music to storytelling and film to the epitome of hands on displays including a room focused on independent games, all playable of course, and, even more notably, the "sound lab" which is made up of several rooms, each containing all the instruments a person would need for a full on jam session, also all playable, and one even holding studio grade recording technology. One of the coolest things in Seattle aside from gas works park, in my opinion, and very highly recommended.

The SF, Horror, and Star Trek exhibits are in a non-obvious location but are totally worth all of the extra stairs to see them.

It's a unique experience, but I couldn't help but feel like it was always missing something. The exhibits were all fun to see, but they all felt a bit off. Like a not fully baked vision of what the museum could be. And the music parts of the museum could use a few more exhibits of other genres.

Truly amazing, I loved all of the exhibits and it truly has something for everyone!

It was pretty good and had some really cool stuff in it. The layout is a bit confusing and it may not be worth the $50 it took for two people to get in, but I'm glad I went.

Coolest museum I've ever been. There's Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Jimi Hendrix, and so on.

I don't really get MoPOP. I have been many times, but never felt like I really enjoyed the visit. It's not particularly kid-oriented. Lots of the exhibits are boring stuff like fashion displays which kids aren't going to be interested in. The interactive music stations upstairs are cool, but very crowded and you have to have a lot of patience if you want to do anything there. Might be an interesting occasional temporary exhibit, but on the whole isn't that rewarding of an experience.

This was a cool place to go for my birthday. I had never been. I loved the sci-fi and fantasy room and sitting on Prince's bike was rad. I love Prince RIP. Wish they talked more about how he started the Paisley palace.

Great interactive and informative displays of awesome content. Come ready to spend the day here.

Music oriented displays of Hendrix and Pearl Jam dominate, with other interesting exhibits available.

Amazing collections of music history related displays

Very cool Nirvana and Jimi Hendrix exhibits, and the guitar gallery is great.

Rich history of pop culture and nicely decorated museum

I quite enjoyed my time at this museum, there was a lot of cool, fascinating and intriguing aspects that really grabbed my interest as a fan of film, video games and music.

Each of the exhibitions had unique areas with different layouts and colour schemes, great pieces of information to learn about and nice stuff to interact with whether they were games, musical instruments or simulation experiences.

My favourite aspects of my trip was the Marvel and Jimi Hendrix exhibitions and the food was also really good as well. I would highly recommend it.

I didn't think I would enjoy it as much as I did. Very fun. Lots of memorabilia.

Great establishment with nice collections and interactive activities, the props from classic Sci fi films were impressive. The staff was helpful. I only wish I had more time to spend there!

Visited the gift shop only. Found some unexpected musical gifts for my grandson. Great finds!

Went for the Star Trek exhibit and they was much more than that to do here, would definitely return.

Love everything about this place! It s so cool and the staff are super helpful and friendly!

One of the highlights of my trip to Seattle, and a perfect stop after checking out the Space Needle and Chihuly Glass Garden.

The permanent exhibits alone are worth the price of admission, but depending on when you go, you're bound to find at least one traveling exhibit worth your time. I missed the Marvel Comics exhibit, but Prince, Nirvana, and Jimi Hendrix made up for it.

Also, the cafe here has some of the best food I've ever had at a museum.

Conveniently situated a few minutes away from the Space Needle as it represents one of many cultural landmarks of Seattle. Seattle has a great music scene and this is a must see.

Fascinating museum with phenomenal exhibits. Saw the Marvel, Nirvana, SciFi among others. Def will be back. Seeing this and Chihuly in the same day is a good choice.

Minecraft exhibition was hilarious but so on point!

So many streets closed/blocked off downtown that we literally drive halfway to north Seattle before illegally u-turning to get to the place. Parking was nonexistent. No one answered the phone, although we had paid in advance for our tickets. If I could rate this as "0" stars, i would.

Love this place~~ very enjoy the time here with school trip Kids are loves this place too~~

Definitely check out the rotating exhibits prior to coming, there's some great ones such as the Seattle Seahawks and video games exhibits that were spectacular. It may not be everyone's cup of teas.

Where's all the music stuff?! It was all video games, fantasy, SciFi and Magic cards. Cool, but this is supposed to be a shrine to Hendrix and rock n roll not to 40 year old virgins with masturbation addictions. No offense Uncle Seymour.

Our school had a field trip here and I missed it because I was sick. This museum needs to be demolished, and a memorial needs to be built here of Lincoln sitting in a chair, but it needs to be twice as big as the one in DC.

If ever in Seattle this place is a must. Next to the Space Needle.

I loved it never been here would recommend visiting at least once in your life.

Very fun place to visit. Lots to see and do. Loved the Marvel exhibit. It's a MUST when in Seattle. A bit pricey.

Good set of galleries of different currents of modern culture. Nice interactive exposition for computer games. Awesome exhibition of Marvel universe including real costumes of superheroes from recent movies.

Fantastic place! Loved every exibit. I learned a lot about artists.

Love coming to this place. It's great there's something for everyone. I was recently there when they had their marvel exhibit which was amazing.

Over priced and poorly executed.

Sci-fi and horror exhibits are a complete joke.

Redeemed only partially by some of the music oriented exhibits.

Absolutely not worth the price of entry. If they had let me in for free, I still would have left underwhelmed.

there is just so much stuff in here to see. if you're a big geek it can take a whole day

Great place for nerds and geeks! Many original items from movies, series, music artists etc. A game room, a room to make your own music. You can spend all day here. It's just great you won't regret visiting the MOPOP.

There is a little something for everyone here. We spent hours inside. It was fantastic. Learned a lot and had a lot of fun. So worth it.

It was nice and the exhibits are amazing. But the game center was lacking. It was definitely decorated nicely, but the games lagged and broke. The pizza I had tasted terrible as well in the restruant inside the museum. But the museum itself is really nice, a must visit.

Very cool architecture. Frank Gehry design. Museum itself was interesting, but not a top highlight and pretty expensive based on the value of the experience. Your money is better spent elsewhere like the fantastic Chihuly glass museum.

Surprisingly fun museum! The star trek exhibit was closed as of this publication.

Great marvel exhibit but the meseum is much smaller than I thought it would be. The horror and sci-fi exhibits were also great. Haloderm or 3d movie thing they offer is terrible though.

It's a great museum filled with interactive displays.

Visiting my brother and sister-in-law. My sister-in-law had a wonderful time exploring this adventure of entertainment variety.

Great place lots of fun things to see and do. The Jim Henson exhibit was awesome and fun for all ages

This museum is absolutely phenomenal. Great for artists, especially musicians. However the pop artifacts are enjoyable for just about anyone.

Great exhibits. However smaller displays than expected.

MoPop is a lot of fun! It has a great exhibit celebrating the Pacific Northwest's music history. Other exhibits include Sci-Fi, horror, and fantasy. Each has a wealth of props from movies and fun facts. The rotating exhibit that was there was a celebration of Marvel comic characters.

In addition to this, there is the Sky Church, a big screen playing great music videos. And an interactive indie videogame showcase. My kids loved it!

Interesting museum. Be careful of your time, the museum closes at 5 during the week.

What a fun museum! We stayed for 5hrs and had a blast.

What a great place for a music fan! Every exhibit was full of great information and put together we'll, especially the Pearl Jam one.

All staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. We showed up about 45 minutes until close knowing that we would have to rush through the exhibits. The gal at the ticket booth gave us a return pass so that we could come back the next day and didn t have to rush as much! It was incredible!

I absolutely love going here whenever I'm in Seattle. Marvel exhibit was great.

Was more of a prop museum than anything else. Was expecting like a 80s, 90s, 00s montage of pop culture references and paraphernalia.

Loved the Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Jimi Hendrix exhibits

So much to see! While a bit expensive (relatively speaking) it has so much to offer. Some of it is even a little interactive. I'll definitely go again.