Sentosa Trick Eye Museum
8 Sentosa Gateway
Resorts World Sentosa
Sentosa
http://www.rwsentosa.com/language/en-US/Homepage/Attractions/TrickEyeMuseum
Opening Hours:
Daily 10am - 9pm
Admission Fees (In SGD $):
Adult: $25
Senior (60 Years Old & Above): $20
Child (4 - 12 Years Old): $20
Estimated Visiting Duration:
1 - 2 Hours
List Of Star Attractions (Must See):
Shall We Dance?
Starry Night
Table In The Air
Magic Table
Ames Room
Hanging Upside Down
Angler Fish
Bamboo
Skydiving
Synchronized Swimming
Walk The Pit
Human Cannonball
Levitation Chair
Long Pole
River Of Fire
Moon Over The Sky
Swan Boat
Angel's Wings
Little Match Girl
Mammoth Mountain Climbing
Snowglobe
Merlion Boat
Ballet Class
Horse Racing
Levitation
List Of Main Attractions (Good To See):
Alive Gallery
Art Of Love
Sunday Afternoon On The Island
Paris Street, Rainy Day
Tin Men
The Circus
Giant Baby & Cage
Into The Bookshelf
Chubby Dining Table
Ghost Gentleman
Crushed By Pillar
Elephant Carnival
Prison Of Dinosaur
Dolphin Jump
Riding Turtle
Seesaw & Acrobats
Wedgie
Motorcycle
Afternoon Tea Parties
Baby Trio & Cat In Boot
The Photographer
Flowers For You
Dog Sled
Broomstick
Balancing Ball
Aquarium
List Of Other Attractions (For A Complete Experience):
Trick Eye Museum Exterior & Surroundings
World Of Masterpieces
Safari Kingdom
Star Of Circus
Dreams Of Fairy Tale
Love In Winter
Adventure Discovery
Immerse In Impossible Situations
(Ratings: On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 = Worst and 10 = Best)
Overall: 8
Visited: Dec-2014
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Opening its doors in June 2014, the Sentosa Trick Eye Museum is the 1st international venture from the Korea / Korean Trick Eye Museum company. It's named for 'Trick of the Eye', which refers to their reowned technique of turning 2 dimensional paintings and artworks into 3 dimensional images through the use of optical illusions. The Sentosa Trick Eye Museum showcases almost 90 pieces of optical illusion artwork specially created for Singapore.
Visitors are highly encouraged to interact with, and touch the exhibits, as well as photograph themselves for a memorable experience. The Sentosa Trick Eye Museum consists of 6 themed zones. 'World Of Masterpieces' showcases classical paintings from Western artists that you can step into and became part of. 'Safari Kingdom' allows you to strike various poses with illusions of wild animals, while 'Star Of Circus' puts you on an illusionary stage at a carnival.
The Sentosa Trick Eye Museum also has 'Dreams Of Fairy Tale', where you can step into a fantasy world. 'Love In Winter' was probably the most confusing themed zone for me, as it mixes high fantasy with a winter / snow theme, but I'm not sure where the 'Love' fits in. The 'Adventure Discovery' is a hybrid of sports related illusions and cultural inspired artworks. The layout of the Sentosa Trick Eye Museum is linear, so you'll definitely pass by all the exhibits during your visit.
I like that Sentosa Trick Eye Museum staff are helpful, stationed around to guide you how best to interact with the exhibits, and help you take photographs if needed. I also like that each major exhibit has an instruction sheet in pictorial form, showing you how to strike various poses with the exhibit, as well as where to stand to get the best angles for photographs. Several of the optical illusion paintings and artwork were memorable for me, including the Ames Room, Hanging Upside Down, Skydiving, Levitation Chair, Moon Over The Sky, Angel's Wings, Little Match Girl, and Levitation.
If you're planning a visit to the Trick Eye Museum, do note that admission fees cost SGD $25, and allocate between 1 to 2 hours for viewing. Also, it's important to visit the washroom before you even queue to enter, as there are no toilets within the premises, and re-entry is not allowed once you exit. They also have several photography tips to ensure you get the best looking photos, and for the best experience, it's best to visit in groups of at least 3 - 4 people or more, as some of the exhibits require 2 people to interact while the 3rd person takes the photo.
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