Paradox Museum London

“We visited Paradox Museum in London and honestly, we can’t fault it. Yes, ticket holders still queue with everyone else, but the line moves quickly and it’s very well organised. Once inside, everything runs smoothly. Facilities were great – there’s a cloakroom, space for buggies, baby changing facilities and a lift, which makes it really family-friendly and stress-free with kids. The experience itself was such good fun for both adults and children. We especially loved having a little dance together in the disco room 🕺💃 It’s interactive, playful and keeps everyone entertained. It also didn’t feel overcrowded, which meant everyone could take their time and capture their moments properly. I loved that they provide phone stands with timers so you can take photos yourself and actually get the whole family in the picture – such a thoughtful touch. Clean space, helpful staff, and a really enjoyable experience from start to finish. Would definitely recommend for a fun family day out in London.”

“Ignore the bad reviews, this place is fantastic. We spent around 90 mins here and didn't do much queuing even though it was a rainy Saturday. A couple of people skipped in front which was a bit annoying but didn't ruin the experience. The anti gravity room is worth adding on. Highly recommend, staff were great and illusions are (mostly) amazing. Just a shame some of the general public don't have manners!”

“We have been at the Paradox museum on weekday. It was an absolutely brilliant experience for kids even for us :) We stayed nearly 2 hours. Enjoyed every single minutes :) Because it was on the weekday wasn’t very busy. Price was reasonable with the offers .Great location. Staff are friendly and helpful. Thank you 🙂🎉🎊”

“A fantastic place for entertaining children, this museum is filled with a wide variety of fascinating optical illusions that truly capture their curiosity. Each exhibit is visually engaging and encourages kids to explore, experiment, and have fun while learning. The overall experience is both entertaining and mind-bending, making it an excellent destination for a family outing. One small improvement that would enhance the visit even further is providing brief descriptions or explanations alongside the illusions. A little background on how each illusion works would help children understand and connect with the exhibits more quickly, adding an educational element to the fun. Overall, it’s a highly enjoyable and unique experience that kids will love.”