Trick Eye Museum VS Alive Museum (SINGAPORE EDITION)

Trick Eye Museum VS Alive Museum (SINGAPORE EDITION)

Trick Eye Museum VS Alive Museum (SINGAPORE EDITION)
Trick Eye Museum VS Alive Museum (SINGAPORE EDITION)

 

Two Korean imported Interactive museums have opened in Singapore in June just in time for the school holidays here. Trick Eye Museum at Resorts World Sentosa and Alive Museum at Suntec City offer the same concept and feature artworks that encourage visitors to post and take pictures with them. We recommend  you to go as a group of 3 or more to get the most fun and experience out of the visit.






 

The team at SUPERADRIANME.com visited both museums which are here to stay and we give you a comparison of the two.

 

Trick Eye Museum vs Alive Museum
Trick Eye Museum vs Alive Museum

If you are going for a romantic outing as a couple, Trick Eye Museum at Resorts World Sentosa will be a good choice as most of the artworks are cuter & girls will adore them. Some of the artworks feature famous Korean stars. Alive Museum will be best for groups and those who seek more creative fun shots while staying closer to town.

 

 

 

You may also want to check out Halloween Horror Nights 4 at Universal Studios or Spooktacular in Sentosa.

 

 

9 Comments

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  2. Good choice to alive museum. Price is good.

  3. Do we have to queue very long at trick eye museum? Expected queue is how long? Bringing old folks. The normal visit take roughly how long to complete. Visiting hours??

  4. There are actually more than 90 artworks in Trick Eye Museum and it’s free entry into Sentosa via the Sentosa Boardwalk every weekend and public holidays!

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  6. Been to RWS Trickeye on 21 Jun 2014, the admission queue was horrible, the staff told us it would take 5 to 6 hours before we could enter. Hence, we gave up queueing. The crowd management was rather bad. I wonder how the queue for Alive.

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