Miami: Superblue Miami meeslepende kunstervaringsticket

You let me set this up thinking there was a shuttle service and there wasn't so we couldn't even go. I'm still waiting for a refund.

This place looked very cool online, so my 7 year old daughter and I bought tickets for the museum itself, as well as the cloud exhibit. We needed to valet the car as there was no street parking available in the area. When we walked in it was so dark in there I was completely confused about which way to go, or how to get there. Someone with a flashlight started us out with the cloud exhibit, and my daughter was immediately nervous after they went through everything that could happen to you in there (clothes can get wet or stained, skin can get irritated, shoes can get slippery, you could fall, if you walk under the waterfall stuff you might not be able to breathe, you could lose your jewelry, your eyes might become red and irritated, you might become claustrophobic and freak out…etc). She didn’t want to go after hearing all that and, to be honest, I was second guessing it myself. Well, we did go in wearing the poncho, masks and she had goggles on. She hated it. She demanded to leave and it was confusing to figure out how to get back to where we just entered. An employee helped us de-bubble ourselves while she cried. It was a weird exhibit and reminded me of the Brady Bunch episode when Bobby put too much washing powder in the washing machine and the Brady House filled with suds. Or was that Peter who did that? I had gone skydiving once and fell through some clouds, so I was hoping to recreate that unique experience, but this was not that. Then I convinced her to check out another exhibit, but we walked past it, not realizing it was important. I was following a sign on how to get to the next spot, but was whisked back by another employee who noticed I was heading into a non-museum area. It was that confusing. We ended up skipping the last 2 exhibits because my daughter hated it that much. I thought it was an odd assortment of things that might have been super cool at a high school art fair. I don’t know. I usually enjoy different styles of art, but I couldn’t enjoy what was there. I had a narrative in my head that was like “where am I? Does it have to be this dark? Is this really all there is? That cloud thing was ridiculous. Are my pants really going to be stained now?” I can’t see going back, or recommending it.

This was a unique set of exhibits and we would definitely recommend adding on the cloud room. My 12 year old had a blast and said it was her favorite part!