This Museum is small probably about five different rooms. Walk through the entire place in about 10 minutes. Definitely not worth paying full price, I got my tickets off of Groupon for half of what they charge on their website.

THE BEST EXPERIENCE IVE EVER HAD!! OMG when we walked in I was in awe!! I love this place! Each room is different with digital and light art installments, and the attendants that work there are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING at taking photos of you! Like they are trained pros, man, they are so good! I was shocked at the quality of the photos the guys working there took of us, and i am a professional photographer. Anyway the museum is amazing. I’m so glad it’s a permanent exhibit so I can go back! I fly to LA a lot for work and I plan in coming here again and again. Especially since they’ll be changing their exhibits in 2020! Can’t wait. This place is a MUST VISIT during your trip to LA! I would imagine it’s also a great place for a first date too!** I just read some of the reviews of people complaining about the photographers here. To be clear, we did not hire a photographer. The attendants walking around the museum took pics of us using my iPhone and they turned out AMAZING!

Loved the art and the ideas but in all honesty for Just four displays; over $40 dollars is a bit pricey lol

Simply amazing, take your time to really soak in the awe of the visual art around you from every angle

Theres about 6 rooms with different themes. Lucky enough to go when there were not many people. But many opportunities for good pictures. Wouldve been better if there were more rooms.

To little to see for the price had some fun but wouldnt come back to this location

Unique. Wonderful. Marvelous environment. I look forward to working with you.

Ive only been here during the day and this past Thursday night was probably the best night to go. We went for their annual Big Bang Fundraiser gala and the place was decked out with an ice sculpture, lots of yummy food, several OPEN bars, a huge candy bowl area where you could fill up your own bags, a dance area, food trucks that served both cupcakes and wood fired pizza, and a DJ.

The whole idea of the museum was exciting. Presents different photo opportunities

The worse experience I ever had.First, they don’t honor the time you bought your ticket for, if your time was 4 pm to get in, after they check you in you still need to wait a hour and a half to get in.Also, what they showed in the videos prior you got in they don’t have at the exhibit, definitely going to fight for my refund .

They are opening late... the manager didn’t show up to work today... this is a joke

The experience was really good. Visually stunning rooms. Best place to take tons of pictures. No complaints on that but if you are looking for something more than that this not the place for you.Added to that felt its too small to call it a musuem. It had like 6 themed room and thats it. Not educational, not interactive.

We had a good experience. Basically only ones there on a Friday morning which made for great pics. We got totally spoiled at a similar but much larger exhibit in Tokyo in 2019, so was a little disappointed with that experience as a benchmark....still pretty cool. Staff was great and helped take some pics

Nice place, get there with time to take a lot of pictures

It was fun too experience. A little pricey if you want to expedite your entrance and hire a photographer, its cheaper with you phone. If you enjoy this kind of places for Instagram photos, this is your place

Wow Mods Museum was so beautiful to go to, been wanting to go and it was worth it, the have 6 rooms there all different, my favorite one was the moon room was so beautiful didnt want to leave, the music that every room has is so wonderful, recommend everyone to go visit it and go back more with family and friends.

Feel like less compare to the prize...

It was beautiful. Some exhibits were interactive. I didnt but Id say splurge for the VIP package, the photographer is worth it.

Great expo, so much fun to visit. You can take some great pictures, the staff was very friendly, they even offered to take some pictures of us, and they can handle a camera very well. Its only 4 stars because it was expensive for the number of rooms you can visit.

Ive been emailing them since July 29th to resolve an issue that I had. They emailed me back once then ghosted me right afterwards. Countless emails later and they still have yet to help me. I am incredibly frustrated having sent as many emails as I have so far without any amelioration.The issue: I got lost trying to get there and emailed them to get help finding the location (I called the phone number, but its just some answering machine and it generally directs you to email them). They didnt reply until August 2nd. Cool. Whatever. I got lost and I missed my time and thats mybad. I was a little agitated that they reached out days later asking Are you talking about the Hollywood location or the Beverly Hills location? At that point, I was just home looking for a fork for my dinner. But, I digress.What really got to me was that I had then asked to possibly transfer my tickets to another day or get a refund, but I received no reply. I got lost and missed my time slot and they just did not give a darn. They took my money and could care less whether I saw their exhibits and they have shown this by completely ignoring all of my emails. I mean, if they didnt want to transfer my ticket to another open day or even if they didnt want to give me a refund....they should say SOMETHING. I paid for these tickets and deserve to at least be given a response saying I was denied. I got nothing but crickets and thats just the WORST.These people dont care about you. Customer service is non existent. They want your money and thats it. Buy your tickets, but I hope for your sake you have no problems because they wont care if you do.

We really enjoyed our experience at MODS museum. I read some concerning reviews but we still wanted to give it a shot, and opted for the professional photo package which is a fantastic deal. The museum is small with only 6 rooms and it can be slightly crowded on the weekend (not uncomfortably so), but it has some great photo ops. The space is more focused around getting great shots than immersive art, but still very cool.Its clear the team is still learning what works best as they havent been open very long, but our experience was very smooth. We couldnt be happier with the engagement shots we got there in just 20 minutes! We were lucky to work with Charlie for photography who was very talented and made us feel super comfortable.

Please trust the lower reviews as this is NOT A MUSEUM! Out of all the attractions/museums LA has to offer, this is by far, my lowest rated place yet. Youll be done in 5 mins. The price is outrageous compared to what you get. I cant believe this is the new norm. **ITS NOT WORTH IT.

Was very cool, just wish it was a little longer of a tour.

Truly a wonderful experience where my friend and i were able to stretch and use our creative muscles in each room we walk through. Although you have to go through one room before entering the next, you can go backwards and take new photos or video or even have a change in attire.I may be wrong, but there is about 6 rooms to use. The best part is that its not crowded. The ability to go backwards is a plus because you might get new ideas as you go to the next room. Lighting is great and pretty much evenly lit - i didnt have to adjust my settings when going from room to room, but you may need to adjust the color temperature because of the kinds of bulbs they have in each one.Their location is pretty much well air conditioned - not too hot, but a little on the cold side, which i like because i was wearing some thicker clothing because of my morning appointments.As for parking, you can park on any floor, but i suggest parking closer to the Macys side on Beverly Blvd. They are located on the 6th floor. If you see a Ferrari Store, and a bunch of couches in the middle of the walkway, youre close to it.

The newest space to hit the Los Angeles art scene is the Museum of Dream Space (MODS) at the Beverly Center. It is the first museum to mostly exhibit digital art in the U.S. The word museum is really a misnomer because a museum is an institution whereas MODS is a space comprised of 6 different art installations, namely, the gold room, a flower projection room, the light bulb room, infinity room, a second projection room, and lastly, the room of lanterns. Although one of my favorite artists, Yayoi Kusama, has created similar work, this is NOT her art. This is inspired by her work.I have been excited to see this space for weeks and I was lucky to get tickets with a buddy for the grand opening! Located on the sixth floor of the newly renovated Beverly Center, there is a quick and easy process to check-in, so have your tickets ready! Do note that the museum is quite small and I had the impression there were going to be more rooms. There was also a lot of people at the opening, so the spaces did get crowded. My recommendation is to go during a work week where the chances of people being in your shot will be reduced significantly.In any case, I had a lot of fun, we spent hours in there trying to get the right shot. It also was really hot, there is an AC in the mall, but when youre in there, be aware that it could get quite warm, so much so, that we had to take our jackets off. My favorite room was probably the first gold room because its such a great installation. It would have been more effective if the lights that adorned the ceiling were hung a bit lower so you can get more of the lights in the shot. If you dont angle the camera/phone, you could miss some beautiful opportunities for that great shot. I also appreciated the infinity room and lantern room.Generally speaking, I had a tough time getting the shot and Im a photographer! Im not sure if its because there were so many people who will be in your shot or if the space needs to work out the kinks in the actual art installation. For example, the light bulb room was a lot of work ahah. You actually have to blow into one of the objects to get the lights to go on and change different colors. And the lightbulbs were a bit too tightly clustered in such a big space that we kept bopping our heads against all of them. I think the whole night I was bopping my head against all the art. It was funny and fine, but man, give a brother some room cuz it was a bit tight ahaha.Overall, I really did enjoy it. I know they will be changing the installations every few months, so my recommendation is to space out the different objects and cap the number of people in a room to ensure a more peaceful experience. Cuz right now its just everyone running around in six tight spaces. Good luck!P.S. Its a dollar per hour for the first four hours, $2/hr thereafter, with a maximum of $18 for parking.

Cool place...Better get VIP ticket than dont need to wait for hours and have photographer with you, water bottle gift and SD card for photographer photoGreat deal!!

The placed is closed due to pandemic covid-19. Do not purchase tickets unless you confirm that it is open.

What you can really get from this museum is not only quality photos for your home deco, social media posts or unique iPhones monthly memories. Here, you dive into spaces that can drive your imagination far beyond everyday life and meet the real you.Really use your senses, observe what you feel. Take it into your body and let that feeling take over control. Let it guide your movement. You will feel that at that moment, you are close to the ultimate freedom. Actually it will be a good place to do Vipassanā meditation.Do not see the spaces in normal eye. Do not just winding through. Apply meaning to the settings. Search for metaphors. Be active and go beyond. It is a spiritual practice.Besides all that, it is just good place practicing shooting. Because the lighting conditions are constantly changing through out the rooms, you needs to put some efforts to get sharp shots. When you are able to catch the right light with the right setting camera with well focused model with good pose, dude, you will enjoy that moment.

We had a blast here! There were photographers that popped in and out of the rooms. I was so happy they did because the pictures they took looked so much better than ours! Gui was our last amazing photographer that walked us from room to room! They all had different ways of capturing our shots. And they showed us how to do it on our phones!

Although smaller than expected, the few rooms are cute. Colorful. One room is interactive. Time spent here depends on how long one has. Can go through the entire place in minutes.

I wouldn’t even call this a museum, it’s more like 6 rooms worth of Instagram content. Some of the art was cool but definitely not worth $64 for two people. We were looking for a full day activity but it took us about ten minutes to get through it so we went back around just to get a little more out of it. Save your money and go to the Broad.

I can definitely say that my experience at Maudes museum in Beverly hills at the mall was decent its pretty quick so you could be in and out probably in 20 minutes but theyll let you stay for a bit of time I didnt see anybody with a timer They have different rooms with different honestly I call them Instagram traps but you can take pretty decent photos there I would say as long as you can find a good deal on the pricing it is worth checking out here and there might be fun on a weekend or something when you can go out of the house

My first experience of this place wasnt so great because of how unorganized they were when they first opened. However, I came back a second time not too long ago, and my experience here was 100% much better! It was not as crowded, and I was able to enjoy each room however long I wanted. There wasnt a time limit. The staff was super friendly, and always came by to check on me if I needed help with anything. They also had an amazing photographer who worked there as well that help me take wonderful photos at the MOD. (THANK YOU ANDY!) He was very easy to work with and very patient with me for the photos I wanted in each room. ^_^ Each room is very unique. My 3 favorites was the first room (All gold), 4th room (the infinity light room) and the last room (the laterns/lights)Seeing that the hype has finally died down, and the staff is a bit more organized, I definitely want to come back here again with my friends who had a not so good time the first time around. Definitely worth the second look and second chance.

Within the rooms, each had a distinct look to the atmosphere. It made you feel a type of way I guess? Lol the staff members are very interactive to us, asking if they could take pictures for us, using their own camera for us! And recommending certain angles and for the bubble room, the staff member changed the light colors to suit our clothing color! I loved this exhibit, it is a definite must go. I reccomend staying at least 3 hours to utilize the entire exhibit; once youre inside, you can stay as long as you like until they close, going back and forth from different rooms.10/10 attractions10/10 staff service10/10 cost, it was very worth it, and if anything gold star can give you a good bargain to visit the museum!

Very small place in the Beverly Center, but you can take your time to take some nice pictures! Theres about 6 rooms with varying levels of creativity and work put into them. They usually have discount codes that you can find to use online (usually cheaper than going there to pay for the tickets).

This place was awesome! Upon first walking in I was amazed with the visuals and several of the rooms really awed me. The atmosphere created a great mood and was an awesome place for a date night for me and my girlfriend.But what really made the visit was the service there. All of the staff there are super friendly and assisting. Specifically, one employee named Vincent went out of his way to get awesome pictures for my girlfriend and I. He helped us get the perfect lighting, knew the best angles and positions, and had both of us leaving super happy and appreciative.Really terrific place and 100% worth checking out. I would love to date 10 Stars if possible

The girls and I may hold the new record for how long we were there for. Everything was just so fun and absolutely beautiful. We took Tons of pictures. Specially since we went through twice.Staff were good people with lots of photography talent. The glasses they have were a fun addition.Ive already suggested to quite a few that they should go. And if you are considering it, then I suggest you should also Ill be bringing others. Specially once they open one in Vegas. Woot Woot

Such a beautiful experience! Awesome pictures from it!

Super awesome experience at MODS! Love the bubbles and the lights!

Great spot to take photos with your gf but was kind of disappointed with the place being small. Was kind of expecting more bang for your buck, but had a great experience.

This pkace was 9kay because it is fun to walk around in and imagine the possibilities

This review is long overdue. Not only is the museum breathtaking and spectacular to see, Kristina and her team are amazing. They took such good care of our party. The photographer (I think her name is Melissa) was awesome as well. She took her time and made sure to get those incredible shots! There are so many beautiful art pieces in the different rooms that captured our eyes & mind. Make sure to take your time and take it all in.My only suggestion is to go for the VIP tickets. All good things in LA come with a wait and the VIP tickets will help you avoid it!!LOVED EVERY MINUTE!!!

My sister and I were super excited about the first ever digital art museum in California. I was expecting to learn a bit of history about the development of the digital arts, something about the artists, and maybe a bit about where they think the future of digital arts is going. There was none of that. This place should be renamed Museum of Instagram Space. I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 because the 6 rooms that were there, were actually really beautiful. However, you can see them all and take pictures in them in about 15 minutes. The price of general admission is $32. For that amount of money, you should go to a real art museum like The Getty for free and then donate $32 to a good cause. Lastly, the first thing you interact with when you get there are the sales associates. They gave me the vibe that they were both bored and thought they were much better than I am. The parking meters were more lively than the front desk associates. I guess now I can say that Ive been there and done that and dont plan to do it again.

Great place to visit for some amazing photos. The museum is inside the mall. There are about 6 rooms of which 4 are real good. The prices are a little higher end for the museum. The place is good to spend one hour of your time. Overall a fun place. Also if you buy the tickets through Groupon or yelp they are cheaper.

Its beautiful... but its literally a 5 min walk through Thank God I had an amazing discount.

Something so different from anything Ive seen before. Extremely enjoyable!

Take your time and enjoy each room.Shoot pictures and videos moving slowly and try getting in the corners and close to the walls.Its a good time and makes me want to go to the projector museum in Japan.Have fun and enjoy the pictures and videos.Thank you for the like

This is a pretty good place to take pictures. They have a total of 6 dream rooms. Its a very small museum. The cost is expensive. $32 per ticket for an adult. I would suggest you buy it from Groupon. You can save at least $10~15 per ticket depends on the promotion. I got my ticket from Groupon for $18 per ticket.

MehDefinitely overhyped, probably only a big deal if youre an influencer my 30 likes were not enough for the price I had to pay to get in

5 rooms with some light fixtures from ikea, a monitor in a frame, oh the gold room was pretty and not worth the money.

Came today with my friends and really enjoyed it ! We had to wait in line a little bit but only about 15 minutes. Took a lot of pictures, photographers were really helpful and friendly even though we didnt pay for VIP tickets. Really enjoyed our time !

The displays are awesome for taking selfies or modeling photos in. Take your time and enjoy each room.

Its a good show in a small package with the price of a budget theme park. You could walk through the couple of rooms in less than 5 minutes so unless you plan on having an extensive photoshoot I dont recommend it at full price.

Giving it a 3 star. I Liked the rooms but i was expecting more from the photographer. I got the vip package but when i received my pictures 80% were blurry. I took better pictures with my phone. The photographer was nice thoHeres an example of what all of my pictures looked like

Great place for pictures, but not a lot of rooms. I wouldnt have gone if I didnt have a discount

Its really nice, but its kinda small.

Really cool. Not worth the price though. Get a groupon.

Saw this cool place on line and didnt even think to look at the reviews before forcing my boyfriend to take me there. The price does not equal the experience. We went through the whole thing in about 5 minutes or less. 50 bucks for 5 minutes. I felt embarrased. Sorry but I do not recoment it unless you are looking to take instagram pics with a bunch of people in the background.

It is near Macys, they dont validate parking and it is a little crowded.

This place was pretty awesome, but not many rooms as I thought. Its located in the mall. There is wait when you arrive, so be prepared. But overall good experience.

This is not a museum, this is a few small rooms with cheap lights to take Instagram pictures of. Do not expect to find anything made by an actual artist. It takes less than 10 minutes to walk through and will leave you bitter for having paid for it, and sad that such a place is allowed to call itself a museum.

Came with my wife and kids and absolutely loved it ! Got a lot of cool pictures, really loved infinity rooms and the ones with bubbles. Highly recommend that place if you like to take pictures. Kids were so happy too

Its beautiful & fun if you like museums!

It was a pretty cool place and the staff members were very nice and helpful. I dont think I would go again for the price of the ticket, but it was a nice experience.

It was amazing, wish it was bigger!

Small but pretty nice museum with elements of Yayoi Kusama and Mori Art museum

Its a cute spot. A lot smaller that what I thought.

So disappointed..i came today n the entire mall closed..n no one or nothing on the website stated that Mods is closed..drove all the way from SD

The Museum of Dream Space can be a fun experience, however it is quite small (the whole thing can be seen in 15 minutes) and pricey (general admission is $32).In a city like Los Angeles I expect something more from this kind of place.

I would say for $32, it’s a little pricey. That’s like $5 a room with unlimited time to be in there. However, the staff were very friendly and super nice. Always asking if we needed help taking pictures together and making sure we were doing okay. We had to wait a few minutes for others to finish taking photos but overall a really fun place to take photos. I’m not so sure of it being a museum but love it. I do suggest taking someone who knows how to take pictures because some of the staff don’t know how to take pictures.

Amazing exhibit. Great for pictures. Wish it was longer tho

I like it but it is too expensive.

It was a cool experience. It only took about 15-20 minutes to see all 6 rooms. 5/6 were pretty cool. On the other hand it was strange that it was in the middle of the mall. I saw some of Yayoi Kusamas art at The Broad last year and it was only $22. I definitely don’t think this was worth the $32. I especially couldn’t imagine paying for a personal photographer. A little let down overall.

$64 for two adults,took 10 min to walk through, wouldve been shorter but had to wait in line for the girls doing Instagram modeling work.

Super quick,but fun. Kid friendly.

A great place to take IG pictures. There walls are different images in each room, which represent dreams.

Was cool but kinda small and a bit too pricey imo.

Wonderful time. In second room not all light projectors were working.

It was fun but only with a few roomsFor that price, it should be as much to see as Madame Tussauds

Very friendly and assisting staff! There’s about 6 beautiful rooms.

Charlie helped us take the best pictures here! He was very helpful and made sure we had a good experience.

Unimpressive. Its essentially a cheap knock off of Yayoi Kusama. Theres only six rooms. If youre willing to pay $30 for an Instagram shot, go ahead. Otherwise, dont waste your time.

Its pretty but order to watch just few lights you pay too much . If the price was low that would be great

Not worth the cost, at all. Total visit time: 10 minutes. Very basic decoration and lighting. Tourists trap.

When did this trend start to call places like this museums? This is 5 very, very small rooms with decorative light installations or what qualifies as elaborate screensavers projected onto the wall and floors. If Instagram is your LIFE, you may enjoy this place. Its $30 and, for me, not worth the money. I was in and out in 15 minutes. Also, if you have light sensitivity issues, avoid this place. I gave it 2 stars because the front desk employees were very nice, the owner is brilliant for feeding off the instagram culture, and it makes for a few pretty photos. So, like i said, if you are Instagram obsessed, this is all you! But if you want a REAL museum, the Getty is free. Go there.

Honestly i was hyped to go in, but we waited at least a little over 2 hours to get in. F.y.i we went on a Sunday around 2 just to let you guys know. Honestly the 2 hour wait was not worth it at all. It looks cool and all but i think it was overpriced and the wait time was crazy long for just whatever rooms.

The rooms were impressive upon walking in, however there were only a handful. Leaving the last room walking back into the lobby my group thought That was it?

Really dope artwork but was way too short

Super fun art pieces. Lots of photo ops!

After coming back from japan and visiting the two team labs locations in Tokyo; I was interested in seeing what mods has to offer. I was disappointed that the museum was very small compared to the team labs museums. There are only 6 rooms and they are small. I got the vip pass and it wasnt useful. The personal photographer was great. He took good pictures, but aside from getting the pictures, the vip pass was not worth the money.

I took amazing photos here, bring a girl, a cellphone and a charger here and come pick her up after 3 hours and she’ll still be taking pics . 6 rooms, each one unique and can take amazing pics in it

Pricy. I had a good time but in my opinion, the ticket was over price . Its not hurt to try but I would not come back second time.

Don’t waste your time and money on 6 roughly made ball room.

Museum of Dream Space is the first digital art museum in LA. I am a huge fan of Japan’s TeamLab museums and MODS was able to capture some of the concepts and bring them here! The tickets can be reserved online with a specified reservation time and there is no time limit when you enter. You can choose from general admission ($32) or their VIP Package ($60) which includes front of the line pass with a personal photographer.The museum is definitely limited to about 10-15 people per room to really enjoy the experience. This is on the smaller scale if compared to TeamLab. There is a total of 6 rooms which consist of the Golden room, the Waterfall room, the White Lantern room, the Infinity room, the Mantra room, and the Glass Lantern room. They’ve put a lot of work into each installation and they’re all very mesmerizing. My favorites have to be the Golden room and the Infinity room! They’re great for photos!

They are good at making the place look good on the ad

A beautiful gem, Perhaps the most interesting electronic zen garden you can imagine

I have been there two weeks ago.

This place is fabulous! We ordered tickets online and ordered the VIP service - totally worth it! Charlie took great photos of us - lots of fun, insta worthy pics! (WAY better photos than what we’d have done ourselves). Went on Friday morning - no crowds - and the six different rooms were really creatively done.Hint: when taking Uber, enter 8500 Beverly Place as the address & have them drop you off at valet parking. Take the express elevator to the 7th floor, take the escalator down one level, then head toward Macy’s.

It was only 5 rooms and they were all very small and scuffed up and dirty. Not really worth the 30 dollar ticket price.

More 3.5 stars. This place is cool and nice but not worth $32 + fee. Go on groupon or wait for their deals on their site. I got my ticket for $24 on groupon. There are only 5 rooms and you are done in less than 30 mins.