the setup is really detailed and cool, i can tell that a lot of effort has been placed into ensuring the museum resembles a room. but it's such a pity that there is absolutely no time to admire those as the experience was a rush. the museum didn't feel like a museum experience. it was more of a photo taking spot where you have about less than a minute to have your photos taken by the staff before proceeding to the next segment. there is barely time to register where you're or what you're posing for. the layout is really tight too so you'll constantly be in the way of other's photos. most of the staff are good at taking photos though, which is what you're paying rm36 for.

Great place for a 1-time visit for families with young kids. Staff would generally guide the participants where to stand and how to post, and helps out with taking pictures on the cameras. High priced though and snot all staff are nice and friendly.

I had a lot of time so I went. Put it this way, more expensive to enter than other museums. You don't learn anything. It is just fun. The staff are pleasant and friendly. They will tell you how to pose and then take the photographs. Small, so you are done within half an hour. Be prepared to stretch your body! Felt like a pilates class! You need to remove footwear before entering but there are secure lockers. Some people were going and not taking any photographs. It is pointless then to go. You need to be prepared to have fun and pose! I don't have children but there was a family with children behind me who were just getting bored and running around! I am not that sure if it is a suitable place for children. If you have time but don't put this high on your list.

A spot to get some interesting photos. Multiple rooms setup to make the photos appear as if you are standing on the ceilings or walls. Two to three staff members are waiting at each photo spot, they will direct you on where to stand and how to pose. I always carry a real camera with me and I handed it over to the person who would be taking the photos in that location. This was a bit of a mistake, even though I set up the camera, at least one staff member started changing the settings. If you also have a camera, do yourself a favor and just handover your phone to the staff and put your camera away, you will probably get better results in the end.