Mercer Labs: Ultra-Sensory Immersive Art Experience
4.1
103 Ratings
New York City

Explore MERCER LABS: NYC’s cutting-edge museum where art meets technology. Experience ‘Limitless’ by Roy Nachum with interactive exhibits and 4D Sound.

Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • Mercer Labs - First you will encounter the Window, a portal to the infinite before entering the colossal Map Room featuring 16K laser projections and.
    Immerse yourself in the most unique 4D Sound gallery in the world with omni-directional sound that renders vivid space sound holograms with precision and clarity
    Stunning infinity rooms and the…
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What's Included
  • Immerse yourself in the most unique 4D Sound gallery in the world
  • Colossal projections and stunning infinity rooms
  • The Dragon Room incorporates 507,000 LED lights (Largest installation of its kind)
  • MERCER LABS Museum of Art and Technology Admission Ticket
  • Featuring renowned artist Roy Nachum’s Crown Kids, designer of Rihanna’s Antialbum cover…
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What's Not Included
  • Indulge your senses with an array of Japanese Mochi ice cream flavors in the Mochi Café and store
Additional Information

Please note that some rooms may be undergoing construction as preparations are made for the upcoming exhibit, Maestros and the Machines, opening on April 25th. Thank you for your understanding. Enjoy your visit!
Discover Mercer Labs, the museum where innovative technology fuels unique art installations. Explore the Limitless and After Dark exhibitions,…

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Location
Mercer Labs
21 Dey Street
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
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Ana
Aug 13, 2025
Excellent immersive experience. Art and technology - Approximately one hour immersive experience. Steps from wall street and the World Trade Center. Art and surprising technology, very good quality and results. Invite to use all the senses. Super recommended to make
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Doreenj_12
Aug 3, 2025
Wow - next level experience - I am so so glad we saw the add before going on the C train to go midtown!!! What a stunning experience - we stayed for 3.5 hours and were absolutely immersed in the exhibits. The only place we have seen things like that before is Dubai… A true journey that covers all senses and gives you time to/ slowness and feeling in a world that is rushed, has a low attention span and tends to feel overloaded. It is sth for the whole family to connect, journey and experience together…
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Lizbeth_r
Jul 24, 2025
an amazing experience, i... - an amazing experience, i brought a close friend for her birthday and she loved the immersive experience
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Donna_s
Jul 16, 2025
Mercer experience - Interesting and lots of fun for all ages! Great way to spend 90 minutes ! Music, mirrors, art and innovations!
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Ana_w
Jun 23, 2025
A sensorial delight - My husband and I totally enjoyed this museum and the sensorial immersion. We definitely recommend it!
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Tonypz953zd
Jul 12, 2025
Good for something different to do in NYC, But think twice about the cost. - This is a fairly good experience. You are immersed in a visual fantasy with multiple rooms of different kinds of experiences, all are quite different but some are just so so. We went through the 'Maestros and the Machines' exhibit. I am not sure it was worth what we paid, but it did get us out of the heat and got us something new to do. We have experienced a better one in Las Vegas though.
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Jbblanchard
Aug 2, 2025
Underwhelming - I had read some great reviews about this, and I was really looking forward to it. It did not live up to the hype. Some rooms were neat (Dragon, in particular), but most were repetitive. I get it, mirrors are cool. I have to say that the folks working there were all very nice. 30 minutes tops, 45 if you have kids and you stop at the coloring tables. (Crayons and paper, not very high tech). Hard to recommend.
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Jck9395yp
Jul 23, 2025
Okay, lot of sizzle... - Pretty underwhelming but okay. Kids will probably like it especially. For example, one room was a bunch of LED lights and a lot of mirrors. Alright. It's funny, because the whole premise is that technology will enhance art, and, to me, they mostly proved the opposite. Technology can produce great art, but the underlying concept and inspiration better be great to begin with.
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866fr_d_ricn
Aug 11, 2025
To avoid - Ultra commonplace. Films projected on walls with a deafening soundtrack. Bof bof. Not at all immersive, and plan a garment because the air conditioning is also refrigerating here. I did EN fact not understand what I was witnessing. Art fans won’t find it in their favor, DE technology fans will depress. As for the price, since we had a pass, it was not too painful. Fortunately, this quirk CANNOT seriously cost more DE $20 per person. Finally, I doubt that even children will have fun there. To be used EN last resort to stay cool if you've seen it all in NYC.
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Culture784821
Jul 23, 2025
Had a Concussion, Terrible Response from Management - I went with friends to the exhibition, and we enjoyed the lights and mirrors of the show. However, I had a serious fall in the ball pit room and am frustrated with and disappointed in the response from management. The exhibition requires you to wear coverings on your feet, as there are some rooms with mirrored floors and they don't want you to leave tracks. These work for those rooms, but these coverings make you lose all tread and grip. So when I approached the ball pit, a dark room with a ramp, I slipped and fell. There is NO signage anywhere about the ramp. There is no sign advising that you take caution because you are in shoe coverings, making you slide around. After I fell, I saw another 2 people fall. I landed on my tailbone and for the following 6 weeks, had symptoms like headaches and brain fog that interfered with my work. My doctor just diagnosed me with post-concussion syndrome. When I called the lab and told an operator about my post-concussion syndrome, she connected me to a manager Jakob Telepman. He curtly said "Send me an email." He didn't show any concern or say, "I'll look into this right away" or "Thank you for bringing this to my attention" or "I'm sorry to hear that happened." I asked him if he knew my situation, and he said, "Yeah, I heard." That was it. About a ten-second conversation. I sent him an email, and I doubt I'll ever hear from him. Management: please address the exhibition's safety. Modify the ball pit so that others don't have injuries. And train your managers in customer support.
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